Introduction
Windows 10 is a popular operating system used by millions of people around the world. While the default language for Windows 10 is English, it is possible to change it to Chinese. In this article, we will provide a detailed guide on how to transform the English version of Windows 10 into the Chinese version.
Step 1: Open Language Settings
The first step is to open the Language settings menu. To do this, follow the steps below:
1.1 Open the Start menu
Click on the Windows Start button located at the bottom left corner of your screen.
1.2 Go to Settings
In the Start menu, locate and click on the "Settings" icon. It looks like a gear.
1.3 Open Language settings
In the Settings menu, click on the "Time & Language" option. This will open the Time & Language settings window.
Step 2: Add Chinese Language
After opening the Language settings menu, you need to add the Chinese language to your system. Follow the steps below:
2.1 Click on "Language" on the left sidebar
In the Time & Language settings window, click on the "Language" option located on the left sidebar.
2.2 Click on "Add a language"
Under the "Preferred languages" section, click on the "Add a language" button. A list of available languages will appear.
2.3 Search for "Chinese"
Type "Chinese" in the search bar and select the Chinese language variant you want to install, such as "Chinese (Simplified, China)". Click on the language to add it to your system.
2.4 Install the language pack
After selecting the Chinese language, click on the "Next" button to download and install the language pack. This may take some time depending on your internet connection speed.
Step 3: Set Chinese as the Display Language
Once the Chinese language is installed, you need to set it as the display language for Windows 10. Follow the steps below:
3.1 Go back to Language settings
Return to the Language settings menu by following steps 1.1 to 1.3 mentioned earlier.
3.2 Select Chinese as the default language
In the Language settings window, click on the Chinese language you added in step 2 under the "Preferred languages" section. Then click on the "Set as default" button.
3.3 Log out and log back in
To apply the changes, you need to sign out and sign back in to your Windows account. Press the Windows key + L to lock your computer, then click on your user account and select "Sign out". Once you log back in, the display language will be changed to Chinese.
Step 4: Additional Language Settings
There are a few additional language settings you may want to configure to fully experience the Chinese version of Windows 10. The steps are as follows:
4.1 Change keyboard input language
If you want to type in Chinese, you need to add the Chinese input method. To do this, go to the Language settings menu, click on "Language" on the left sidebar, and then click on "Add a preferred language". Search for "Chinese (Simplified, China)" and add it. Once added, click on the language and select "Options". Under the "Keyboards" section, click on "Add a keyboard" and choose the Chinese input method you prefer.
4.2 Adjust date and time format
To match the Chinese language, you may want to adjust the date and time format. Go to the Language settings menu, click on "Region" on the left sidebar, and then select "Change data formats". Choose the desired date and time format that is commonly used in China.
4.3 Install Chinese fonts
If you encounter any display issues with Chinese characters, you may need to install Chinese fonts. Open the Microsoft Store and search for "Chinese font". Install a suitable Chinese font package to ensure proper rendering of Chinese characters on your system.
Conclusion
By following the steps outlined in this article, you can easily transform your English version of Windows 10 into the Chinese version. Changing the display language allows you to navigate and use Windows 10 in Chinese, enhancing your overall user experience. Enjoy using Windows 10 in Chinese!
