A: No Problem! Try this prescription . . .
Windows ME Users:
- Go to Control Panel > Tweak UI > Repair Tab
- Now choose Repair Fonts Folder.
Since 'Tweak UI' does not seem to be on all machines, Gateway has posted this fix:
- On your screen, locate and click the Start button. From the Start menu, click Run.
- In the Run dialog box, in the Open field, type: Attrib +S C:\Windows\Fonts, and then click OK. The Fonts folder now appears normally.
Windows 3.1,95,98,2000 Users:
- Click on the start button and choose "Shut down"
- Choose the "Restart the computer in MS-DOS mode?"
- You should then be at an MS-DOS prompt. Make sure you are at the C:\WINDOWS> prompt. If the prompt reads anything but C:\WINDOWS>, then type cd\windows and hit the enter key.
- Once you have established that you are looking at a C:\WINDOWS> prompt, type the following EXACTLY: attrib fonts +s then hit the ENTER key on your keyboard.
- You will then return to a C:\WINDOWS> prompt.
- Type WIN and then hit the ENTER key.
- Windows will start back up. Return to the Font Control Panel and the Install New Font option will have magically reappeared.
Click here to return to Windows font installation instructions . . .
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