Can you explain more about what the problem is please, upload a screenshot of the problem as displayed if this will help
John
My English is very bad :) Sorry.
Thanks for the quick response
All the files and folders with Cyrillic names were displayed incorrectly (encoding problems).
I solved the problem. Replaced a system file C:\Windows\System32\С_1250.nls with C:\Windows\System32\С_1251.nls. Not very elegant, but it works.
. . . . But this is really not a very good solution :) . . .
As far as I can see it is the correct solution.
Different languages which have multiple aplphabets, for example Cyrillic, Chines, Japanese all have different 'dialects', having the correct nls file to display them is required as in your case.
. . . . But this is really not a very good solution :) . . .
As far as I can see it is the correct solution.
Different languages which have multiple aplphabets, for example Cyrillic, Chines, Japanese all have different 'dialects', having the correct nls file to display them is required as in your case.
John
5 years passed. In 2018 year I have the same problem. Do you plan to solve this issue at all?
All the files and folders with Cyrillic names were displayed incorrectly (encoding problems). I solved the problem. Replaced a system file C:\Windows\System32\С_1250.nls with C:\Windows\System32\С_1251.nls. Not very elegant, but it works.
If so, with what results? I strongly suspect this is still the correct solution.
All the files and folders with Cyrillic names were displayed incorrectly (encoding problems). I solved the problem. Replaced a system file C:\Windows\System32\С_1250.nls with C:\Windows\System32\С_1251.nls. Not very elegant, but it works.
If so, with what results? I strongly suspect this is still the correct solution.
Jeff Forum Moderator
Unlike vitalikmp I won't do that because I know that it may harm other applications.
For example web browsers allow to choose which encoding to use if website is not configured properly.