Language settings My fathr accidentaly chagd the language setting to Spanish, and I cannot navigate to the proper screen to change it back to enlish! Could I be walked through the process?

If the language on the dash display of your 2010 Nissan Murano switches back to Spanish after the car restarts, it is possible that the language preference for the display is set to Spanish in the vehicle's settings. In order to change the language for the dash display to English, you will need to access the vehicle's settings and adjust the language preference accordingly.
Here are the steps you can take to change the language on the dash display of your 2010 Nissan Murano:

1. Press the "Menu" button on the dashboard to access the main menu.
2. Use the arrow buttons on the dashboard or the steering wheel controls to navigate to the "Settings" menu.
3. Navigate to the "Language" option and select it.
4. Use the arrow buttons or steering wheel controls to select the desired language for the dash display. In this case, you will want to select "English."
5. Once you have selected the desired language, press the "OK" button to confirm the change.
6. Exit the menu and restart the car to see if the language change has been applied to the dash display.

It is important to note that the specific steps and menu options may vary depending on the specific model and year of your Nissan Murano. If you are having difficulty changing the language on the dash display, it may be helpful to refer to the owner's manual or contact a Nissan dealership for assistance.

Factory resetting it may still return you to Spanish as it's default language or even worse enough, Chinese. You can download language translator on another phone,PC or tablet as your guide to reset it to your language of choice. Do it this way, translate, menu,settings, language setup into Spanish and follow them on your phone to navigate to change the language.

Hi, just had this same problem and figured it out. Menu > Configuration > Telefono > Idioma > English

The problem is not the disc itself but your DVD player. If other discs still play in English, and it is just this one disc that plays in Spanish, then your player is using some sort of stored setting to recognize your preference for spanish on that particular disc.
Forgive me if you've already done this, but try turning unplugging the DVD player for a period of ten seconds or so, and then plug it back in. If there is a reset button, press it. See if the disc still plays in Spanish after that.
If so, you may need to navigate the DVD menu of the offending CD to turn off the language setting your daughter selected. If you don't speak Spanish, try navigating to the language settings on one of the other discs with the English menus. Memorize how you got there, and take the same path through the Spanish language menu. Return the language setting to English, and exit.
Hope this helps.

Change the display language from English to Spanish or vice versa using the
Language menu.
1. From the main screen, press the Center Select key ( ).
2. Use the Navigation wheel to highlight Settings & Tools and press the
Center Select key ( ). (It's the last option)
3. Press Phone Settings, #5
4. Press Language, #4
5. Use the Navigation wheel to select English or Español, and press the
Center Select key ( ).

Maggie
Now, based on what you told me I understand that:
· You want feature information.
· You want to know how to change the system language
Maggie
RoadMate 1210, 1220, 1340, 1440, 1470

1. From the main menu screen select the Settings icon (has a wrench and a screwdriver in an X formation)
2. Select the option labeled "Sistema"(Spanish)/"Systeme"(French)
3. Select the optino labeled "Lenguajes"Spanish)/"Langues"(French)
4. Select your preferred language setting
5. Confirm your selection by selecting the Back Arrow on the bottom left hand corner of the screen
6. Unit will restart to make the language change

Unfortunately, you need to navigate through the spanish menu and find where to change the language from "espanol" to "ingles". Sorry, I wish I knew and easier way. Hope this helps

Alright... I am going to do my best here to provide non-language navigation.

If the screen is locked you will get:
Little response to buttons (Except Left Soft-Key, used with Z or * to unlock)
Just a clock on the screen with words above and below
Grey/dark screen brightness.

Providing the screen is unlocked:

Left Soft-Key (White bar above House)
2nd row last icon (Folder with gear)
7 Key
5 Key
Center Navigation button.
Select Language.
Left Soft-Key

These instructions should blindly take you to the language selection for languages that your ROM supports.

For other languages, a ROM Flash would be required, which is nearing outside of the scope of this site.

Please let me know if their are any other questions. If this information was helpful, please take a moment to rate.

2 possible solutions for you. Take the batteries out. Press the power button (with batteries out). Nothing will happen. It's OK. Leave batteries out for 4-6 hours. Re-install batteries. Camera should default to initial set-up screen, where it will ask you for the language of choice.
Solution 2 is turn camera on. Press menu and navigate to set-up (configuracion). Navigate to language (lang.) and select english. That should take care of it. Hope it helps.