Hello Kass_P,
Are you trying to uninstall fonts that you installed, from a third party? If so, does their website have instructions on how to uninstall?
Are you trying to delete the font with the same steps described as below?
- Open Fonts by clicking the Start button
, clicking
Control Panel, clicking Appearance and Personalization, and then clicking
Fonts.
- Click the font you want to delete. To select more than one font at a time, press and hold down the Ctrl key while you click each font.
- On the toolbar, click Delete.
Please let us know status.
Yes this is the exact procedure I used. And yes as I originally wrote they are third party fonts.
I have around 50 fonts I want to delete now, from many different websites. But no the problem is not that these fonts require some special method for deletion.
For example, I have downloaded several fonts from Google web fonts. Most of these are deleted without problem. One in particular is not.
Please read my original post, which I believe answers these questions already. I am not a computer novice - I know how to normally delete a font. I have also had a computer expert look into the issue, and he was also stumped. There is clearly a problem with
the way Microsoft is handling the fonts... perhaps it mistakenly assigns them system font status?
Sincerely,
Regretting I Didn't Get A Mac (which has a wonderful built-in system for organizing fonts)