I found this awesome Windows powershell script that allows you to install fonts via the command line. This is very convenient for mass deployment.
$ssfFonts = 0x14
$fontSourceFolder = 'PATHTOFONTS'
$Shell = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application
$SystemFontsFolder = $Shell.Namespace($ssfFonts)
$FontFiles = Get-ChildItem $fontSourceFolder
$SystemFontsPath = $SystemFontsFolder.Self.Path
$rebootFlag = $false
foreach($FontFile in $FontFiles) {
# $FontFile will be copied to this path:
$targetPath = Join-Path $SystemFontsPath $FontFile.Name
# So, see if target exists...
if(Test-Path $targetPath){
# font file with the same name already there.
# delete and replace.
$rebootFlag = $true
Remove-Item $targetPath -Force
Copy-Item $FontFile.FullName $targetPath -Force
}else{
#install the font.
$SystemFontsFolder.CopyHere($FontFile.fullname)
}
}
#Follow-up message
if($rebootFlag){
Write-Host 'At least one existing font overwritten. A reboot may be necessary.'
}

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How to Install Fonts in Windows 10 A font is a graphical representation of text that may include a different typeface, point size, weight, color, or design. Windows comes with TrueType fonts and OpenType fonts installed. They work on a range.

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1. In the Fonts folder, go to 'File' on the menu bar, Select 'Install New Font' In the Add Fonts window, Navigate to where you extracted (unzipped) the fonts. Begin by double clicking on the 'C:/' folder.
2. Rather than opening each folder and trying to install each font file ending with.ttf or.otf with the Windows Font Viewer, we will use a PowerShell batch script (.ps1) called install.ps1.
3. In Windows 10, you can also double-click the font file to open it and select the Install button to install it automatically. If you have programs running while you install fonts in Windows, they may require that you exit the application and restart for the new fonts to be available in the font menu.