Appearance of buttons icons changed

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Guest

My computer has been running fine for three years. A week ago, it went
through a strange boot-up process that involved several screens of deleting,
restoring, and repairing multiple files. It finished booting up fine, and
has since booted up without any problems. Since that event, though, all of
my minimize, maximize, close, arrow, and radio buttons have different icons.
For example, the radio buttons have some sort of unreadable icon instead of
the usual black "dot" (if selected). The file "close" buttons have a square
instead of an X.
Any ideas how to change them back?
 
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Ken Blake, MVP

Chinook said:
My computer has been running fine for three years. A week ago, it
went through a strange boot-up process that involved several screens
of deleting, restoring, and repairing multiple files. It finished
booting up fine, and has since booted up without any problems. Since
that event, though, all of my minimize, maximize, close, arrow, and
radio buttons have different icons. For example, the radio buttons
have some sort of unreadable icon instead of the usual black "dot"
(if selected). The file "close" buttons have a square instead of an
X.
Any ideas how to change them back?


Did you delete the marlett.ttf font?
 
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Guest

Ken Blake said:
Did you delete the marlett.ttf font?


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I didn't delete any files. The several screens
 
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Guest

Ken Blake said:
Did you delete the marlett.ttf font?


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Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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Did a search, and marlett.ttf is still present (in Wincab)
 
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Ayush

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Give more info of the screen. Look in Event Viewer (Start-Run-eventvwr).


If it is not present in \Windows\Fonts then copy it to Fonts folder...



→ Ayush [ Good :) Luck ]
 
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Guest

Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com said:
Replied to [Chinook]s message :



Give more info of the screen. Look in Event Viewer (Start-Run-eventvwr).


If it is not present in \Windows\Fonts then copy it to Fonts folder...



→ Ayush [ Good :) Luck ]
Ayush......Copied marlett from my "old hard drive" Windows/Font folder to my
current Windows/Font folder. Re-start?
 
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Guest

Ayush,
I restarted and the problem is solved! Thanks so much.
-Chinook

Chinook said:
Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com said:
Replied to [Chinook]s message :
A week ago, it
went through a strange boot-up process that involved several screens
of deleting, restoring, and repairing multiple files.




Give more info of the screen. Look in Event Viewer (Start-Run-eventvwr).

Did a search, and marlett.ttf is still present (in Wincab)

If it is not present in \Windows\Fonts then copy it to Fonts folder...



→ Ayush [ Good :) Luck ]
Ayush......Copied marlett from my "old hard drive" Windows/Font folder to my
current Windows/Font folder. Re-start?
 
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Guest

Ken,
Copied marlett from my "old hard drive" Windows/Font folder to my
current Windows/Font folder. Restarted and all is ok now. Thanks, Ken.
-Chinook
 
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Ken Blake, MVP

Chinook said:
Ken,
Copied marlett from my "old hard drive" Windows/Font folder to my
current Windows/Font folder. Restarted and all is ok now. Thanks,
Ken. -Chinook


Great, glad to hear it!
 

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