I was able to wipe all the fonts in the Fonts folder by doing it from my Linux installation. You don't have to install Linux for that, however; you can use a LiveCD to do it so you don't change your system or risk data loss (aside from losing the fonts you erase, of course.)The Windows/Fonts file lists fonts, some of which are greyed out, which cannot be deleted by the regular means. I wish to know how to overcome this.
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