Solved Decided to change all Windows GUI display fonts, but some things happen that I'm not expecting

Hi. I decided to change:

• Segoe UI Variable
• Segoe UI
• Arial
• MS San Serif
• Microsoft Sans Serif

to Segoe Marker.

But, when I opened some apps and CPL applets, it not showing the font I expected, and shows some font I don't know and it's all italics.

Like this.

I don't have access on my PC for now, because other family member using it.

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Mouse CPL


ShareX Window

check FontSubstitutes on registry

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes]
"Arabic Transparent"="Arial"
"Arabic Transparent Bold"="Arial Bold"
"Arabic Transparent Bold,0"="Arial Bold,178"
"Arabic Transparent,0"="Arial,178"
"Arial Baltic,186"="Arial,186"
"Arial CE,238"="Arial,238"
"Arial CYR,204"="Arial,204"
"Arial Greek,161"="Arial,161"
"Arial TUR,162"="Arial,162"
"Courier New Baltic,186"="Courier New,186"
"Courier New CE,238"="Courier New,238"
"Courier New CYR,204"="Courier New,204"
"Courier New Greek,161"="Courier New,161"
"Courier New TUR,162"="Courier New,162"
"Helv"="MS Sans Serif"
"Helvetica"="Arial"
"MS Shell Dlg 2"="Tahoma"
"Tahoma Armenian"="Tahoma"
"Times"="Times New Roman"
"Times New Roman Baltic,186"="Times New Roman,186"
"Times New Roman CE,238"="Times New Roman,238"
"Times New Roman CYR,204"="Times New Roman,204"
"Times New Roman Greek,161"="Times New Roman,161"
"Times New Roman TUR,162"="Times New Roman,162"
"Tms Rmn"="MS Serif"
"MS Shell Dlg"="Microsoft Sans Serif"

"Segoe UI"="Your font here"

The first problem was fixed. I removed Arial Bold, Black, Italic, Bold Italic.

but, How do I can change this:

Regarding your display driver, in device manager, does it show a driver is installed under "Display Adapters" or is it just the default Microsoft driver? Is there an exclamation point beside it?

As your specs attest, your have installed Win11 on hardware that doesn't meet any requirement so there is a good chance the graphics is so old there is no driver that Windows 11 will accept. The only thing I can suggest is to try installing the driver you used in Windows 10. If you don''t have it, Go to Dell Support, enter your service tag, and download the windows 10 graphics driver to see if you can manually install it.

Regarding IPFS, it appears you do not have IPFS node installed on you computer, but you do have the IPFS extention installed in Chrome. See this article IPFS Companion that tells you how to install the node.

glasskuter said:

Regarding your display driver, in device manager, does it show a driver is installed under "Display Adapters" or is it just the default Microsoft driver? Is there an exclamation point beside it?

As your specs attest, your have installed Win11 on hardware that doesn't meet any requirement so there is a good chance the graphics is so old there is no driver that Windows 11 will accept. The only thing I can suggest is to try installing the driver you used in Windows 10. If you don''t have it, Go to Dell Support, enter your service tag, and download the windows 10 graphics driver to see if you can manually install it.

Regarding IPFS, it appears you do not have IPFS node installed on you computer, but you do have the IPFS extention installed in Chrome. See this article IPFS Companion that tells you how to install the node.

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I'm asking how to change the font of it, not the contents...

I thought you said in post 3 you had fixed your font issue. Sorry I misunderstood. I'm not aware of any way to change the font for that one specific function. If you changed your system font according to this method all fonts sytem wide should have changed. Only 8 items should have been changed in the registry.

glasskuter said:

I thought you said in post 3 you had fixed your font issue. Sorry I misunderstood. I'm not aware of any way to change the font for that one specific function. If you changed your system font according to this method all fonts sytem wide should have changed. Only 8 items should have been changed in the registry.

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Well, I don't mind now. I made a Windows 11-like Clock and it requires Segoe UI Variable (that runs the Windows 11 taskbar font.)