If you have a valid nick, and it still gives you that error there must be a unicod e problem, meaning your computer isn't in korean locale.


You probably don't have a complete language pack.

I think I have the same problem, but I don't know how to change the locale on xp.

I ve got installed language pack I was looking at it
And how to change my computer to korean locale? o.O
Yea we've got same problem I think. I ve got installed pack of eastasian languages...
it changes somthing if we use mozilla or Ie?..
Nero u have msn? can we talk? coz here is too big spamming..

the language pack section was for the other guy.

For vista korean locale can be found in Control Panel > Clock, Language, and region > Regional and Language options > Administrative > Change System Locale.

For xp you need to download applocale run ie in korean Unicode. I believe it will come up as 한글 in applocale. Unfortunately xp doesn't support korean Unicode by default, so applocale must be used.

EDIT:
Can be microsoft applocale?
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/apploc.mspx
EDIT:
Done, so what now?
Im still getting error, in mozilla and in IE 8
And I ve got this:
회원님께서는 본인인증이 되지 않으셨습니다.
You did not kkeseoneun your own authentication.

Its over all those tables

It keeps saying that there isn't any language pack installed and that I need the disc for windows service pack 2, but I don't have it.

but someone has registered

That's the only kind of applocale, and where exactly are you getting that error.


Check and see if you have anything in your C:\Windows\i386\lang folder or if that folder even exists. If it does then you use the files from there to install the languages instead of the disc.

Edit : Just realized when I put up my own screens I removed how to change your system locale. Re-added that + 2 vital steps that a lot of you seem to be skipping.

Can't find the folder you said, is there any website from which I can download it? I even used show hidden folders.

I think you're going to need the disc then. Not too sure, I'm not very familiar with all of this font stuff. Just google something like "install east asian languages windows xp no i386" and hopefully you'll find your answer there.