Nero Free Download For Windows 10 Full Version Greek
Roseanna Diomede
I forgot to mention in the first post but I have already install Greek from multilanguage support, it was the first I did after OS install. Back in the days I didn't had such a problem, I worked english windows of Me for some years with no problem. Maybe it was a patch from windows update that fixed the problem.
These folders are on a usb disk which is in FAT32 filesystem. Also my main HDD has tow partitions, before I install the English version of windows ME, I had the Greek one, so I had created some folders there with Greek names. Its very weird, in the past I didn`t have any of these problems.
Hello again, I have tried some things with no luck. At first, I renamed the folder with Greek name in English ( in Windows 10 pc) and checked in Windows ME. The folder was accessible but whatever Greek named appear in there was still with weird characters. I scandisk the usb drive and opened properties tab. You can see in the picture bellow (with circle an example of file which appears in gibberish. Also scandisk messed with the USB files, I lost some pdf and some Greek notepad files weren`t accessible even in windows 10.
I tried also to install Office 2000 pro in Greek, hoping this may somehow fix the problem. After a lot of guessing (Gibberish in many windows) it installed successfully and inside office I have Greek appearing ok and also writing. But in general, the problem persists. I cannot even write in Greek in windows like name a folder or a file in Greek. I checked all possible keyboard settings as you can see in next picture with no luck.
One last thing I tried is to change fonts from desktop options -> appearance and select Greek Ms Sans Serif. This corrected the problem in some windows but only till next restart, so it wasn't permanent.
Generally I am out of thoughts on what to do else. If I am not missing something during windows install or there is no way to change default windows fonts even from registry, I will try to use Windows 98 SE.
Download md5sum.exe or sha1sum.exe from the CentOS dostools directory. If you are using Windows 95/98/Me, you should download to c:\windows\command. If you are using Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista, you should download to c:\winnt\system32 (or c:\windows\system32 ... substitute your actual drive letter for c: if required).
Hi, Thanks for your share! But I have a problem like the user "Net Abuser". In Nero Express when I click the button "Add" I got a error message "internal error couldnot open the second advanced file dialog, looks, like you didn't register some dlls"... I use it on a old pc portable with windows xp sp3, I clean the register with many software and manualy delete key about nero, I installed a new windows xp ect..., it's the same problem! Any idea, please?
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