My laptop displays Japanese Language. How can I change it to English.Because I donot understand Japanese.?

Question

Start menu is in Japanese. How do I set up my computer to to have it in English?

Answer 1

there is no way but to reinstall your windows using english os cd

Answer 2

I have studied both Mandarin and Japanese. On a strictly language learning note, Mandarin has the most minimalist and logical grammar of any language I have ever seen. That being said, I enjoyed Japanese mostly because it was anything but minimalist, and the grammar conjugates and is structured in ways that were completely alien to my native language (English). Basic Japanese is deceptively simple, and intermediate Japanese is very challenging. Few of the people I have encountered who claim to speak Japanese function very well at or above the intermediate level. Mandarin does not have a similar stark curve, however there is also the issue of tones. If you are interested in a language that is going to challenge you in the pronunciation department, tonal language are fun. Additionally, Mandarin has one of the larger lexicons I have encountered. They have words for things you never knew needed a word. As far as which language will be more useful in the future, it is hard to say.Here are a few factors for you to consider though. Since the early 2000's there has been a push both by the Confucian Institute and other local entities to increase Mandarin fluency internationally. Additionally, there has been a lot of hype about Chinese being a highly marketable language to learn. This could contribute to there being more second language Mandarin speakers in the future than second language Japanese speakers. Additionally, the number of people who actually speak Japanese competently above an intermediate level are rare in my experience. Also, in my experience, the general level of English fluency among educated Chinese is similar to the level I have seen from most Europeans. However, the level of fluency of any foreign language, let alone English among educated Japanese is closer to the percent of fluent second language speakers that exist in the United States. Anyone who says Japanese will fade away is being a little ridiculous in my opinion. Also, the percentage of the Chinese that receive an education is still less than most developed countries, though it is growing every year. Another thing to consider. Not all Chinese people speak Mandarin. Several of them will speak it as a second language. It is the language spoken on TV and the language school is taught in. Anyone you encounter in the business world or similar situations will speak Mandarin. However, the farther you go from city centers, and the older the people there are, the more likely it will become that they will not communicate well in Mandarin.

Answer 3

If you have a Japanese OS then you cannot change it although you can install English software.

Answer 4

To solve this proble follow these steps:
1. go to your control panel and select regional options.
2. Change your default Language setting to English.

and make english your default language.

Answer 5

Here's an answer
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Operating_Systems/WinXP/Q_20762526.html
///

Answer 6

what operating system u have
u can change language settigns in control panel