Re: Hi i have a problem on language settings on my nec...
During the installation of O.S it ask for the language of your preference.so if u want to change the language so u have to reinstall the O.S on the system.
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Possibly the drive is dead or the screen is no good any more.Try going back in Bios and change language.If it doesn't boot up possibly the drive or monitor is no good.If the laptop has a vga or hdmi connection you could try hooking it up to a TV or another monitor to see if it will boot up past the xp logo to test if the monitor is really broken or no good.
click start control panel,regional and language options select regional language options from the drop down list select the language you want also from the bottom drop up list you can select your present location location or another language also
you might need to download the language pack from microsoft
If this was installed as ajpanese machine then you really can't change much at all. You go to control panel and simply set the language to english. That will change menus and so on but it won't change anything that is hard coded such as programs and most of windows. The big problem is that Japanese kanji script is not really compatible with English type languages. Japanese Chinese and other asian typed languages are the worst ones. Something like french or German is much easier to do and generally you get more stuff to switch language.
Basically it boils down to if you want to change it over you really will need to re-install windows using a English install disk. Not being able to read the language you wil lhave a real time getting to the control panel and the restore disk or partition is probably Japanese. I have tried this but always found it was easier to use the english disk instead now. You just never get enough switched over to make it worth the hours to switch everything that will switch. There is always a menu or program that will be in the original language.
Hi you need to reinstall the Japanese version of vista then download the full english language compatibility pack, then you can change from one language to another without losing any of your settings.
look in device mgr and go the the maker of the sound and video chip try to find the drivers there. if say the audio controller is sis go to sis website and try to find drivers for the make and model thru them instead of nec.
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