What is Default Font on Windows 11?
A font is a specific typeface with a certain size, weight, and style. It is a way to convey words visually. Segoe UI Variable is the standard system font in Windows 11, an operating system that Microsoft unveiled a few months ago. It uses changeable font technology and is a novel take on the traditional Segoe. Segoe UI Variable in Windows 11 is intended to scale with monitors with a higher number of dots per inch than the Segoe UI Variable in earlier versions. This new font, hence, offers better UI readability and legibility. Don’t get offended if you don’t like the default font on Windows 11. On Windows 11, changing the default font is simple. Please continue reading to find out how.
Change Default Font on Windows 11
Now, allow us to explain how to change the default Windows 11 font. Your computer’s pre-installed font packages can be set as the default OS font with Windows, or you can download brand-new font packages from the Microsoft Store. To set a font as the default one, you must have the font package you wish to change to locally installed on your computer. The font name is also necessary in order to change the default Windows font, so you must have it as well.
Step 1: Find the Font Name
To decide the font name you want to set as the default OS font, follow these steps: 1. To begin with, navigate to Settings app > Personalization > Fonts. 2. Then, pick the font you wish to use as Windows’ default and also note down its name. 3. You can also download a different font from the Microsoft Store if you don’t like the one from the list. Click on “Get additional fonts in the Microsoft Store” to get started. After you have the font package on your computer and have written down the name, move on to the next step.
Step 2: Change The Font Name
1. On your computer, launch Notepad and then paste the script below into it. 2. Change NewFont to the name of the font you chose to use as the new OS default in the script’s final line, as shown below: 3. Then, save the file as a Registry file. Click File in the top menu, followed by Save As, to accomplish this. 4. Choose a location to save the file from the Save As box. After that, choose “Save as type” as All files and give the Registry file a name with a .reg extension. When finished, click Save. 5. Double-click the Registry file to start it once it has been created. 6. Click Yes if a UAC prompt appears. 7. Click Yes once more if you are prompted for confirmation. 8. After that, a prompt will appear asking you to confirm that the modifications were applied correctly. Select OK.
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