Back in Windows 7 and before, you could change the system font through an easy-to-use dialog window. In Windows 8, Microsoft took that window away and made it near impossible to change the system font, though there was a working Windows 8 Font Changer tool. Now, in Windows 10, we’re out of luck. Microsoft still won’t let us change fonts and there’s no font-changing tool to use. The only way around this is to edit a few fields in the registry, but this can be risky. One mistake and you might cause irreparable damage! Do not attempt to do this…
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