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Windows Spotlight suddenly decided to use Thai language instead of my system setting (US English). How to fix this?
After login, all language/region settings seem fine.
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I've been having the same issue since end of last year and I thought that it was my computer. I was a little amused at the beginning waiting for it to resolve itself.
The issue appears on and off, but it's becoming really annoying. I tried to open Bing maps and everything was in Thai. I don't have the least idea of Thai and I'm located far away from Asia. All the settings are right on my computer both region and languages.
So, why am I getting content in Thai?
I was in Thailand and this happened as soon as I left so I had a moment of fear of malware/hackers but I was relieved to see this chain and that I am not alone. Agreed that this is not cool, Microsoft!
