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are you tired of the same old boring
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fonts in Windows 10 or 11 it can feel
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like you're stuck in a design rut but
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changing them might be easier than you
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think in this video we will explore how
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to easily change the font settings on
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Windows 11 to personalize your desktop
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readability here find the font you want
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to use and note down its name you can
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also install new fonts from the
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Microsoft store I'm going to use the
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next open the registry editor you can do
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this by pressing the Windows key plus r
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to open the Run dialogue or you can
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search for it in the search box then
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type reged it and hit
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enter now that the registry editor is
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open go into hkey local machine and then
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find the Windows NT folder
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then click the drop- down arrow on the
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current version and find
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font now you'll see a list of font
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substitutes on the right side locate the
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font you wish to use for instance if you
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wish to use Cambria as your new system
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font make sure to note it down
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the next essential step involves backing
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up the registry instead of creating a
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comprehensive backup we focus on backing
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keys this method allows for easy
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restoration when you decide to revert to
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font also export font substitutes in
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case you wish to change those as well
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name it anything you'd like I'm just
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going to name it font substitutes to
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remember to modify the default system
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font in Windows we need to ensure that
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Windows recognizes the font we
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select Begin by opening the start menu
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searching for notepad and clicking on
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the top result to launch the notepad
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program copy and paste the following
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script into notepad replacing your f F
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name with the name of the font you
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extension I will provide the script in
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description now that we've done that go
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back to the font screen and find the
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font you'd like to select to be the new
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default as I mentioned previously I'm
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choosing Cambria math for this demo but
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you can research and pick any font you'd
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like double click on the font you'd like
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to use and copy the value data name
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take the copied named and replace the
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text here with it ensure it includes the
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file extension then save
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it by default it's going to try and save
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as a txt but select all files as the
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save as type then add the extension.
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regg to the file name before clicking
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save navigate to the file explorer
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locate the directory where you stored
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the file right click on it and choose
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merge from the context
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menu it will show an are you sure popup
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agree and then it will tell you it's
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finally reboot your PC to implement the
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changes once your computer has restarted
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you should see the new system font
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Windows the font I chose wasn't a
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significant difference from the original
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font so it might be difficult to notice
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however all changes are done
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now to return to using the default
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system font simply access the backups
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you created earlier and merge them this
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action will restore the original font
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settings reverting your system to its
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configuration after that restart the
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after restoring the two files and
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restarting the system the font will
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revert to the default for Windows and
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there you have it that's how you can
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change the system font in Windows 11 and
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Windows 10 using the registry remember
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to be cautious when making changes to
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the registry and always back up your
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system before making any
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modifications if you found this tutorial
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