How to enable UTF-8 worldwide support.

If you are using an English (or other Latin-based languages) Windows PC, there might be compatibility issues with non-Latin character archives (including Japanese, Korean, Chinese, etc.). You can try enabling Windows UTF-8 worldwide support.

Instructions:

1. Open “Control Panel.”
2. Select “Clock and Region.”
3. Click “Region.”
4. In the window that appears, switch to the “Administrative” tab.
5. Click the “Change system locale…” button.
6. Check the box for “Beta: Use UTF-8 for worldwide language support.”
7. Click “OK,” then restart your computer.

Enabling UTF-8 worldwide support might solve your software issue but could cause other compatibility problems.
If you encounter software garbled text issues, please return here to disable this option.