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Hi all,

I,m running bilingual (English and Arabic ) win xp2.

Everything is OK when I use the default English language .

My problem is when I change the language to Arabic ,I notice a long delay scrolling some

folders, especially the "system32" folder. This slowness causes a memory leak .

Friends' suggestions :

1- upgrade to win xp sp3 .

Same problem happens.

2- check if you had a desktop.ini there.

I did check it and found it "blank" !? .

WHY IS IT EMPTY ? IS THIS REALY MY PROBLEM ?

Could anybody show me the default contents of this desktop.ini file , please ?

thanks,

kajwar


Posted

The default is a blank file so you are OK there.

Posted

Hi -X- ,

Appreciate your feedback. :sneaky:

Do you have any idea Why does this slowness happen in my PC ? It makes me mad !?. :realmad:

Posted

Hi Kelsenellenelvian,

First thank you -X- . :)

Fonts ?

OK...How do i know if the defualt Arabic fonts are installed properly ?

Some info :

1- I have added some more Arabic fonts to my system . Is this sacred ? :} I can delete them .

2- The desktop shortcuts are also slow when refreshing them .

I have rebuilt and deleted the iconcache but nothing happened .Still slow .

The big question is why it is not happening when I use the English one ??? :o

thanks

@khalil@

Posted (edited)

Grab this little app and run it once. (It is just a wonderfull little app to re-register system fonts and correct any font-style errors)

Thanks to code65k for creating it.

As for why English doesn't do it?

My guess is a couple of reasons.

Windows is primarily English based.

Arabic is a unicode language and XP's native unicode support lacks.

More info on fontreg:

http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6729

Edited by Kelsenellenelvian
Posted

Hi,

Thanks for your help. :hello:

I have tried "FontReg" but in vain. :no:

Anyway....I,m giving up. Besides I rarely use the Arabic language but my sisters and brothers do.They have the same issue.

You know ...they asked for help and told them it,s out of my league !. :blushing:

thanks,

kajwar

Posted

Hi all,

Problem has been solved !

Here you are :

My Computer \ tools \ folder options \ view \ advanced settings

1-Restore Defaults.

2-Reset All Folders.

3-untick " Restore previous folder windows at logon ".

4- Apply to All Folders.

5- Logon and logoff .

It works for me ! :thumbup

Thanks

kajwar

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