In a non-Chinese operating system, why does the Chinese ISM page display garbles

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In a non-Chinese operating system, why does the Chinese ISM page display garbles?

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uzumaki.naruto Created Mar 24, 2016 12:19:38

The non-Chinese operating system does not support Chinese characters (the reasons include the absence of Chinese kit); therefore, the Chinese ISM page displays garbles. You are advised to use the English ISM in a non-Chinese operating system.

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