TeamViewer Login Problem: Language Changed to Chinese

When using TeamViewer to remotely access a machine, some users may encounter a frustrating issue where the language suddenly changes to Chinese during login. This problem can be particularly vexing for professionals who rely heavily on their software applications.

In this article, we will explore possible solutions to resolve this issue and provide tips on how to prevent it from occurring in the future.

Cause of the Problem

The root cause of this issue is unclear, but some users have reported that it occurs after an automatic update of Revit. Specifically, when the update finishes, the machine prompts a restart, and upon restarting, the language changes to Chinese.

Solution

To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

1. Search for all locations of the Revit.ini on the infected machine: Run a search to locate all instances of the Revit.ini file on the affected machine.

2. Run a repair on Revit and replace the Revit.ini from our customized version from our deployment: Repairing Revit and replacing the Revit.ini with a customized version from your deployment can resolve this issue.

Additional Tips

If you have already attempted to run an update and the language changed to Chinese, try canceling the update multiple times before restarting the machine. Some users have reported success in resolving the issue by doing so.

As we continue to experience issues with Revit One Box 2016, R2 w/ Update 2 for R2 (Build.0, 20160126_1600(圆4), Update2 for R2) starting this week, it is essential to be proactive in resolving these problems to minimize downtime and ensure optimal productivity.

By following these steps and tips, you can effectively resolve the TeamViewer login problem where the language changes to Chinese, ensuring a seamless and efficient remote access experience.

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