You'll need to change your computers language settings to use Exam4. Note that there are TWO parts to fixing this issue and you must do both parts:
* Also Note - if you are running Windows 10 Single Language Edition with a Non-English language you will be unable to run Exam4. Click here to find out what version you are running. To run Exam4, upgrade to a supported version of Windows OS. Click > Exam4 Supported Operating Systems
Part 1
You need to make sure the Language for non-Unicode programs under 'Region' on your computer is set to English (United States).
Windows 10 users:
From Windows tile menu (aka START screen) or search box at bottom left corner:
- Start typing the word "Region"
- Select “Region & Language settings”
- Look on the lower right of this Window, under “Related settings”
- Click the “Administrative language settings” link
- Proceed to Part 2
Windows 8 and 8.1 users:
From Windows tile menu (aka START screen) or search box at bottom left corner:
- Start typing the word "Region"
- If you see a “Region” icon (looks like a globe with a clock in it), select it and proceed to Part 2
- If you see “Region & Language”, select it and look to the lower right of this window under “Related settings”
- Click the “Administrative language settings” link
- Proceed to Part 2
Part 2
After completing Part 1, follow these instructions:
- Click on 'Administrative' Tab
- Look under the “Language for non-Unicode Programs” section
- Click on the "Change system locale" button
- Make sure the “Current system locale” box is set to English (United States)
- Click OK