A
Abu
I use winXP prof. I started my system today and most of
the fonts were scrambled (symbol-like charachters in
dialog boxes, menues, filenames...). Looks like fonts are
for some reason not loaded by the system. If I open
folder c;/windows/fonts it does not show any files (I
have show hidden and system files enabled). I dont
remember how I arrived to this, but I can restore fonts
in most places (but not all) if I search for *ttf
(extension for truetype font files) and then copy all of
them into c:/windows/fonts folder. Once this is done the
normal text slowly appears in menues, filenames dialog
boxes, but this does not solve the problem entirely,
because if I restart the computer, everything is
scrambled again and I have to repeat the fonts copying
procedure (I use other working computer to understand
what each (scrambled) comand means.
My recent activities just prior to this happening where:
installed some upgrades from adobe, run AdAware, run
System Mechanic
Your help/suggestions/guesses appreciated.
Please cc to my email if replying.
Regards
the fonts were scrambled (symbol-like charachters in
dialog boxes, menues, filenames...). Looks like fonts are
for some reason not loaded by the system. If I open
folder c;/windows/fonts it does not show any files (I
have show hidden and system files enabled). I dont
remember how I arrived to this, but I can restore fonts
in most places (but not all) if I search for *ttf
(extension for truetype font files) and then copy all of
them into c:/windows/fonts folder. Once this is done the
normal text slowly appears in menues, filenames dialog
boxes, but this does not solve the problem entirely,
because if I restart the computer, everything is
scrambled again and I have to repeat the fonts copying
procedure (I use other working computer to understand
what each (scrambled) comand means.
My recent activities just prior to this happening where:
installed some upgrades from adobe, run AdAware, run
System Mechanic
Your help/suggestions/guesses appreciated.
Please cc to my email if replying.
Regards