Windows thinks i'm from britian

[THESANTINI]

my computer is doing all sorts of funky things, like when I try to go to www.aol.com it takes me to www.aol.co.uk and other things that it would obviously do when in England. not sure what to do, holla

 

[amdskip]

Try in the control panel in classic view "region and language options"

 

[THESANTINI]

brilliant and obvious, indeed.

this solves part of my problems.

when I use mozilla, it still wants to go to www.aol.co.uk rather than the .com

what gives here?

 

[THESANTINI]

plugged those problems, thanks 😉

now, I'd like to ask how can I get it to recognise the American shortcuts using shift?

e.g. I type shift quotations and get a question mark

I type shift asterisk and get a question mark


stupid british. i say we pour some tea over at boston, hurray!

 

[Medea]

Originally posted by: THESANTINI
plugged those problems, thanks 😉

now, I'd like to ask how can I get it to recognise the American shortcuts using shift?

e.g. I type shift quotations and get a question mark

I type shift asterisk and get a question mark


stupid british. i say we pour some tea over at boston, hurray!

Not sure what you're asking, but try clearing out your cache and history. CTRL + B brings up your bookmarks as a side panel.

BTW, I found your "stupid british" comment interesting given that you spelled "recognize" as "recognise" - - the latter being the British spelling. 😉

 

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

Originally posted by: THESANTINI
plugged those problems, thanks 😉

now, I'd like to ask how can I get it to recognise the American shortcuts using shift?

e.g. I type shift quotations and get a question mark

I type shift asterisk and get a question mark


stupid british. i say we pour some tea over at boston, hurray!

maybe you spilt some tea on your motherboard?

 

[THESANTINI]

lol, I was joking about the British. I like their system of replacing "z" with "s" it gives their literature a much nicer look.