I've encountered a, hopefully, slight problem during a programming endeavor inside Visual Studio 2022 on Windows 11!

Whenever I input å, ä, and ö into my running program using a getline into a string variable, it simply ignores these characters. For example, if I input the Swedish name Måns, the string variable then holds "m" but not "åns", and if I input Bergström, it holds "Bergstr" but not "Öm". The windows terminal outputs the former letters correctly, and when I read them from a text file they store properly into a string. The problem occurs only when I input these via the windows terminal; then the string variable omits the aforementioned characters.

What I've tried to do:

1. Saved all pertinent file encodings to either Unicode (UTF-8 without signature) - Codepage 65001, Nordic (DOS) - Codepage 865, or Western European - Codepage 1252
2. Used std::setlocale(LC_ALL, "") and std::setlocale(LC_ALL, "sv_SE.UTF-8")
3. Went into the Windows settings -> Time & language -> Language & Region -> Administrative language settings -> Change system language -> checked a box saying "Beta: use Unicode UTF-8 for global language support"

I'm pretty lost, to say the least haha

Could anyone help me, please? :)

(By the way, I am a big programming newbie, so I don't think I'll understand much advanced or verbatim code stuff.)

Minimal reproducible code example:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>


int main() 
{
 
std::string getTextFromFile, 
stand, input;

stand = "Mjölk";

std::cout << stand << std::endl; //correctly outputs "Mjölk" into the terminal
  
std::fstream file("names.txt"); //file with words having the Swedish letters å, ä, and ö. 

file >> getTextFromfile; //let's say it now includes "Måns".

std::cout << getTextFromFile << std::endl; //correctly outputs "Måns" into the terminal. 

std::getline(std::cin, input); //we input "Måns"

std::cout << input << std::endl; //only outputs "M"; "åns" is missing. 



  return 0;
}