Recently, some users have reported that Chinese characters are garbled when using putty. How should they deal with it? Today, the editor will share with you how to deal with Chinese garbled characters in Putty. I hope it can help you.

Enter the Linux command line mode with default settings on the Windows system. Simply test the Chinese output, as shown in the figure. It should display "command not found", but it displays garbled characters.

Reopen putty's login interface. Select Default Settings.

Select "Category->Window->Translation" on the left, and you can see on the right that the value of "Remote Character set" is "Use font encoding"

Modify the value of "Remote Character set" to "UTF-8" to support Chinese encoding.

Click "Session" on the left, select Default Settings on the right, and click save to save.

You can re-create a session and name it "new"

Open Session "new" and test again.

At this time, you can see that the Chinese output is printed normally.

Come and learn how to deal with Chinese garbled characters in Putty. It will definitely help everyone.