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dazftw · 2006-10-23 17:46:36

I formatted my pc and reinstalled windows xp home edition last night.. The problem is when it said like choose a lanuage thing I picked English(usa) now my @ sign is above 2 and not above ' as it should be... anyway I can fix this?

23-10-2006 6:46pm

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I formatted my pc and reinstalled windows xp home edition last night.. The problem is when it said like choose a lanuage thing I picked English(usa) now my @ sign is above 2 and not above ' as it should be... anyway I can fix this?

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#2 23-10-2006 7:09pm

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Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options

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#3 23-10-2006 7:51pm

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Thank you

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#4 23-10-2006 7:53pm

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Yes to expand on what aidan said, it should be set to English (Ireland). In Regional and Language Options, under the Languages, then Details. Make sure English Ireland-Irish is the default.

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#5 24-10-2006 2:47pm

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Yea it didnt work at 1st but I realised I had to restart my pc and then it worked!

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