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		By: Farmers (Mansfield)		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;ve seen a couple of machines here in the UK recently that had somehow changed themselves to US. As soon as the user mentions that the &#039;@&#039; symbol doesn&#039;t work for some reason, you know what&#039;s happened. But then you notice in file explorer that all the dates are back to front (mm/dd/yy), like the Americans write them. So it&#039;s the whole system language that&#039;s changed. Easy enough to fix though of course - just set the UK language as default, then delete the US one that&#039;s mysteriously added itself.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve seen a couple of machines here in the UK recently that had somehow changed themselves to US. As soon as the user mentions that the &#8216;@&#8217; symbol doesn&#8217;t work for some reason, you know what&#8217;s happened. But then you notice in file explorer that all the dates are back to front (mm/dd/yy), like the Americans write them. So it&#8217;s the whole system language that&#8217;s changed. Easy enough to fix though of course &#8211; just set the UK language as default, then delete the US one that&#8217;s mysteriously added itself.</p>
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