Windows 7 Default Fonts

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How to Restore Default Font Settings in Windows A font is a graphical representation of text that may include a different typeface, point size, weight, color, or design. You can change the following font settings in Windows: Hide or show fonts and font families you want in your programs. Hide fonts based on language settings. Sep 11, 2019  How to restore Windows 7 default fonts. You can restore the default font and remove any changes that you've made to your display settings from Appearance and Personalization. Open Fonts by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Appearance and Personalization, and then clicking Fonts. In the left pane, click Font settings. Oct 10, 2018  How to Restore Default Font Settings in Windows A font is a graphical representation of text that may include a different typeface, point size, weight, color, or design. You can change the following font settings in Windows: Hide or show fonts and font fa. Restore default font settings in Windows. To restore default fonts in Windows 10, Windows 8 or Windows 7, open Control Panel Appearance and Personalization Fonts Font settings. Here click Restore default font settings. If you need to repair the font registry you can give FontReg a try. This is a list of typefaces shipped with Windows 3.1x through Windows 10. Typefaces only shipped with Microsoft Office or other Microsoft applications are not included. The 'First Windows version' column indicates the first edition of Windows in which the font was included. Nov 29, 2016  Download Windows 7 Default Fonts If you accidentally deleted or replaced Windows 7 default fonts or experienced a lot of problems after installing new fonts, you can now restore your Windows font folder to its default by downloading the full pack here (182.57 MB).

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This might sound a little bit silly but please bear with me. Somehow I changed my default display font, the one that Windows uses for system dialog boxes, accept/cancel buttons, pretty much everything in the system (it even goes as far as to change how my the text in my web browser appears). Now everything that it's affected looks like under the effects of the bold button in office (very black and very thick words). This is an inconvenience for example on some mail accounts who use this effect to display unread messages. Is there any way to return it to its default state, non 'bold' typography for the whole system?

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  1. Right-click the desktop. Choose 'Personalize.'
  2. Click Window Color and Appearance.
  3. Click Advanced Appearance Settings
  4. Go through each item and reset fonts (where appropriate) to Segoe UI 9pt, not bold, not italic. (All the settings in a default Win7 or Vista machine will be Segoe UI 9pt.)

If this doesn't work -- or I should say, if all your settings here are already Segoe UI 9pt -- then you have probably inadvertently changed your ClearType settings. ClearType is how Windows draws fonts on-screen, and depending on the screen, different settings will be needed for optimal font display.

To fix this in Win7:

  1. Right-click the desktop. Choose 'Personalize.'
  2. Click 'Display'
  3. Click 'Adjust ClearType Text'
  4. A window will pop up. Make sure its checkbox ('Turn on ClearType') is checked. Click 'Next.'
  5. Follow the prompts through the wizard, adjusting until the fonts look 'right' again.
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This was mentioned on a Microsoft Forum:

  1. Open Fonts by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Appearance and Personalization, and then clicking Fonts.
  2. In the left pane, click Font settings.
  3. Click Restore default font settings.

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This also removes all manual changes that you've made to your display settings.

Windows 7 Default Font Settings

Failing this, you may wish to use System Restore and rollback prior to when the change was originally made.

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  1. Search segoeui.ttf via explorer and install the font with the 'font view'.
  2. Right-click the desktop. Choose 'Personalize.'
  3. Open Window Color and select for every font used things in the windows - Segoe UIIts for Windows 7 only! - the other Windows Version are similar!
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If I put both index fingers on the mouse pad and swipe one left or right it changed the font size. Hold your right finger still and slide the left finger to the left to make it smaller and to the right to make it larger.

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