Yes, you can change the default language in Windows Control Panel settings. The process for doing so varies slightly depending on which version of Windows you are using.
For Windows 10:
1. Click the Start button, then click Settings.
2. Go to Time & Language>Region & Language and click Add a Language.
3. Find the language you want to use, and click Add.
4. If the language you selected is not the default, click on it and select “Set as Default.”
5. To complete the change, restart your computer.
For Windows 8 and 7:
1. Go to the Control Panel via the Start menu.
2. Select Clock, Language and Region, and then choose Change Display Language.
3. Select the language you would like to change to and click or tap OK.
4. A prompt will appear asking you to confirm the change. Click or tap Yes to set the new language as the default.
5. After you have changed the language, restart your computer to complete the process.
Once you restart your computer, the new language should be set as the default in the Control Panel. You may also be asked to install language packs or additional files. You must install these to make sure all the features of Windows are available in the new language.
Changing the default language in the Control Panel is a useful way to increase the usability of Windows. For users who are more familiar with a different language, setting it as the default can make their experience more comfortable and efficient. However, keep in mind that some software programs only support certain versions of Windows in specific languages. Before making any changes, be sure to check with the software vendor to ensure compatibility.