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How to change or reset the translation language back to English?

Anonymous
2020-11-22T00:10:05+00:00

I want to reset the translator back to English have language stuck in a foreign language; when translating Indonesian

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-11-24T15:17:45+00:00

    Hi Marytime,

    While on the page that you want to translate to English, click on the translator icon in the address bar and change it to English.

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  2. Anonymous
    2020-11-22T00:36:32+00:00

    Hello, Marytime I will be happy to help you find a solution.

    In this case, I recommend that you follow these series of steps so that you can achieve the change you want:

    • Open Settings from the Action Center or the Start menu.
    • Select Time and language.
    • In the menu on the left, select Region and language.
    • Select the United States from the Country or Region menu.
    • In the languages ​​section, select Add a language.
    • Find and select English and then English (United States).
    • Once you return to the Region and Country menu, click English (United States) and select Set as Default in the menu window that opens.
    • Select English (United States) once more and select Options.
    • In Language and voice options, tap Download. - Wait for the language packs to download.

    Select Options under voice.

    For Voice Language, select English (United States).

    • Under Text to Speech, select Microsoft Mira Mobile.
    • Restart.

    Sometimes you need to go to Settings> System> Apps & Features> Manage feature options> Add a feature and download:

    • Voice recognition in English (US)

    Text-to-speech in English (US)

    • Handwriting in English (US)
    • Optical Character Recognition in English (US)
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