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©arl
is this during install or afterwards?Paul said:
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Mick Murphy
You don't say what vista version you have!-
You need Ultimate to do it.
If you have a German Home Premium, upgrade it with a German Upgrade to
Ultimate, then download the English Language pack to change vista to English.
You need Ultimate to do it.
If you have a German Home Premium, upgrade it with a German Upgrade to
Ultimate, then download the English Language pack to change vista to English.
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Richard G. Harper
Vista Ultimate Edition allows the language to be changed once installed,
otherwise no. You'd have to reinstall in the desired language.
otherwise no. You'd have to reinstall in the desired language.
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©arl
or an upgrade disk possibly?Richard G. Harper said:Vista Ultimate Edition allows the language to be changed once installed,
otherwise no. You'd have to reinstall in the desired language.
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John Barnett MVP
To change language you need Vista Ultimate and the relevant Multi User
language pack
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You can't upgrade with a different language to that already installed..
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CBoom
In the past people were reporting that this program works, but Im sure MS
does not officially support it.
http://computerboom.blogspot.com/2008/05/vistalizator-install-vista-language.html
but I have not tried it.. I am just reporting its existence.... so if you
are going to try it. do a backup of critical data...
does not officially support it.
http://computerboom.blogspot.com/2008/05/vistalizator-install-vista-language.html
but I have not tried it.. I am just reporting its existence.... so if you
are going to try it. do a backup of critical data...
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Peter Foldes
To change the language of an OS you need to install the OS in the language of your
choice
If you have Vista Ultimate then you can change the language on the Toolbars and what
you see in the Window of the App that you are using only.
You are not able to change the language as an Example (Registry,Installation files,
Files in Windows Explorer , help files and etc, etc.
choice
If you have Vista Ultimate then you can change the language on the Toolbars and what
you see in the Window of the App that you are using only.
You are not able to change the language as an Example (Registry,Installation files,
Files in Windows Explorer , help files and etc, etc.
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Paul
Hi, is there any way of changing OS language from German to English?
Google didn't help
Thanks
Google didn't help
Thanks
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Richard Urban
Driving people to your site I see. Why not just post the link here?
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Richard G. Harper
No. If it were possible I would have indicated it was possible.
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Earle Horton
There seems to be a myth that you can choose the OS language in Vista at
installation time. I have installed Home Premium, Business and Ultimate and
found this to be not true. Only in Ultimate was I able to install language
packs from Windows Update -after- install had been completed, and then later
switch the OS language to one that I had downloaded.
I even looked on the DVDs for language directories, and all I found was
"en-us".
Earle
installation time. I have installed Home Premium, Business and Ultimate and
found this to be not true. Only in Ultimate was I able to install language
packs from Windows Update -after- install had been completed, and then later
switch the OS language to one that I had downloaded.
I even looked on the DVDs for language directories, and all I found was
"en-us".
Earle
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