Changing the Display Language of LDPlayer
You can change the language that LDPlayer uses for its interface. The language setting is in the Settings panel. The change takes effect after you restart LDPlayer.
Before You Start
Prerequisites: LDPlayer installed on your PC.; The language you want, and confirmation that your LDPlayer version offers it in the list.; Any work saved, because you restart LDPlayer to apply the change.
Step-by-Step
- Click Settings on the right toolbar.
- Click Other settings.
- Open the drop-down menu next to Language.
- Select the language you want.
- Restart LDPlayer.
## Overview
You can change the language that LDPlayer uses for its interface. The language setting is in the Settings panel. The change takes effect after you restart LDPlayer.
## Why this works
LDPlayer reads its interface language when it starts. Changing the setting saves your choice, and the restart makes LDPlayer load the interface in that language. Nothing else needs to change.
## Who should change this
Change the language if you read the LDPlayer interface more easily in another language, or if you share a PC with someone who does. The setting affects only LDPlayer. Windows keeps its own display language, so changing LDPlayer does not change Windows.
## Why the setting needs a restart
LDPlayer loads its interface when it starts. A change made while LDPlayer is running is saved, but the open window keeps the old language until the next start. Before you restart, save any game progress and close your running instances, because the restart closes the LDPlayer window.
## What to expect
After the restart, the LDPlayer interface appears in the language you selected. If some text still appears in the old language, reopen the Language setting and confirm your choice saved.
## Verify
After the restart, the LDPlayer interface appears in the language you selected.
## Common mistakes
- Skipping the restart and assuming the change did not save.
- Choosing a language by mistake in the drop-down list.
- Expecting the change while LDPlayer is open, without a restart.
## When not to do this
If you follow English-language guides closely, switching to another language makes the menu names on your screen differ from the ones in those guides. Switch back if the labels become hard to match.
## Check the result
Open a menu you use often and check that its labels match the language you chose. If a label is still in the old language, restart LDPlayer once more before you change anything else. Keep a note of your original language, so you can switch back if you need to.
## Notes
- Language changes take effect only after a restart.
- The languages in the list may differ between LDPlayer versions. Check the list again after you update LDPlayer.
- The language setting covers the LDPlayer interface. Check the language settings inside the instance separately if you also want Android to change.
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