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Hi, I have recently installed Windows 8. Currently, some of my icons have turned into weird vertical rectangles. Here are some examples of places where this has occured: 1. Touch Keyboard a.
Emoji button c. Shift button d. Keyboard/Language Change buttong e. Delete button 2. Start screen a. Scroll bar on the bottom aa. Scroll Left button ab.
Scroll Right button ac. Show All button b. Slide in from top of screen/Right Click ba. All Apps button (displays 2.5 boxes) 3. Login Screen a.
Switch Keyboards/Switch Language button b. Switch Users button c. Accessibility button Those are all the examples. This just started happening after I connected my printer. Here is the series of events: 1. Connected printer.
Program Explain Pain Butler Moseley Pdf Writer. Computer prompts to install driver for 'HP Photosmart C310' 3. I clicked 'Install' 4. Install window pops up 5. Install window displays error 'Fatal Error occured.' Clicked 'OK' 7.
New pop-up begins to 'Gather Error Log' 8. Used Task Manager to this process 9.
Prompts 'Please click 'Continue' on the next screen' 10. UAC comes up 11. Clicked 'Continue' 12. Pop-up uninstalls HP Driver 13. Prompts to reboot 14. After reboot, this is where this comes in.
The icons start turning into boxes. I am desperate to solve this question. UPDATE: 11/15/12 I have found a new problem: When you tap and drag down/right click a app icon to select it, instead of the usual check mark, I have a box. Also, I remember installing some leftover fonts from my 'Windows.old' folder left over from Windows 7. I'm not sure if this made Windows 8 look in the wrong file for the fonts it needed. I recall I installed about fifty or so new fonts, and they were all System fonts, so I cannot access them from the Windows 8 font folde. Furthermore, when I installed the fonts, it prompted, 'Do you want to replace this font?'
I think that this meant it replaced a new Windows 8 system font with another Windows 7 one. I can think of only two solutions right now: 1. Download all Windows 8 default fonts. Install and replace all, so that the old (Windows 7) fonts will be replaced.
Download default Windows 8 font folder. Replace my font folder's contents with the downloaded ones'. Install my other 3rd party fonts. So: Can anyone point me out to a Windows 8 default fonts download link or a Windows 8 font folder? As of right now, I prefer the former (Windows 8 Default fonts). UPDATE: 11/15/12 I will now post my 'Install 50+ Fonts' saga chain of events below: 1. Opened C: Windows.old Windows Fonts folder 2.