Language packet for SP2 :s

[Guest]

hey

a friend of my has installed SP2 but the english version (he didn't know it
that it wa english).
He's Windows XP is normal dutch, but now its in english. Can you change it
back into the dutch language.

PS: he downloaded SP in IRC

 

[Yao Su]

SP2 doesn't allow to be installed on a different language version of
Windows. I wonder what did he/she do with it. Or is he/she using a Windows
copy with MUI installed?

Try to uninstall SP2, download one from here and install the correct
language version.
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...0-73cf11fdcdf8/WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe

--
Regards,
Yao Su
http://blog.mvpcn.net/suyao


| hey
|
| a friend of my has installed SP2 but the english version (he didn't know
it
| that it wa english).
| He's Windows XP is normal dutch, but now its in english. Can you change it
| back into the dutch language.
|
| PS: he downloaded SP in IRC

 

[Guest]

MUI, what does that mean???

 

[Yao Su]

Multilingual User Interface Pack

=========================================================================
ABOUT THE MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP MULTILINGUAL USER INTERFACE PACK (MUI)
=========================================================================

The Windows XP operating systems provide extensive support for international
users, addressing many multilingual issues such as regional preferences,
fonts,
keyboard layouts, sorting orders, date formats and Unicode support.

The Windows XP Multilingual User Interface Pack builds on top of
this support by adding the capability to switch the User Interface (menus,
dialogs and help files) from one language to another. This feature helps
make
administration and support of multilingual computing environments much
easier by:

* allowing workstations to be shared by users who speak different
languages

* facilitating the roll-out of one system company-wide, with the
addition of User Interface languages as they become available.
This allows the same US English service pack to update all machines.

The Windows XP Multilingual User Interface Pack allows
each user of a workstation to select one of the installed User Interface
languages. This selection is then stored in their user profile. When a
user logs on, the appearance of the system and the help files associated
with the system components change to the selected language. (Note that
this is not quite the same as running a localized version. The Multilingual
User Interface Pack is based on the English version of Windows XP. )

The ability to read and write documents in each of the languages
supported by Windows XP is a feature of every version of Windows
XP, not just of the Windows XP Multilingual User
Interface Pack. However, the ability to switch User Interface languages
is only provided by the Windows Multilingual User Interface Pack.

--
Regards,
Yao Su
http://blog.mvpcn.net/suyao


| MUI, what does that mean???
|
| "Yao Su" wrote:
|
| > SP2 doesn't allow to be installed on a different language version of
| > Windows. I wonder what did he/she do with it. Or is he/she using a
Windows
| > copy with MUI installed?
| >
| > Try to uninstall SP2, download one from here and install the correct
| > language version.
| >
http://download.microsoft.com/downl...0-73cf11fdcdf8/WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe
| >
| > --
| > Regards,
| > Yao Su
| > http://blog.mvpcn.net/suyao
| >
| >
| > | > | hey
| > |
| > | a friend of my has installed SP2 but the english version (he didn't
know
| > it
| > | that it wa english).
| > | He's Windows XP is normal dutch, but now its in english. Can you
change it
| > | back into the dutch language.
| > |
| > | PS: he downloaded SP in IRC
| >
| >
| >

 

[Guest]

Can I give a file of my dutch version of SP2 to him, so can he have the dutch
version of it and he doesn't to delete SP2?

 

[Guest]

Multilingual User Interface Pack
The Windows XP Multilingual User Interface Pack builds on top of
this support by adding the capability to switch the User Interface (menus,
dialogs and help files) from one language to another. This feature helps
make
administration and support of multilingual computing environments much
easier by:

* allowing workstations to be shared by users who speak different
languages

* facilitating the roll-out of one system company-wide, with the
addition of User Interface languages as they become available.
This allows the same US English service pack to update all machines.

The Windows XP Multilingual User Interface Pack allows
each user of a workstation to select one of the installed User Interface
languages. This selection is then stored in their user profile. When a
user logs on, the appearance of the system and the help files associated
with the system components change to the selected language. (Note that
this is not quite the same as running a localized version. The Multilingual
User Interface Pack is based on the English version of Windows XP.

I have currently installed XP PROFESSIONAL SP2 ENGLISH in my computer. How
can i switch from mandarin to english, english to mandarin vice versa. (user
interface) MENU & DIAGLOG BOX.

 

[Guest]

=========================================================================
ABOUT THE MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP MULTILINGUAL USER INTERFACE PACK (MUI)
=========================================================================

The Windows XP operating systems provide extensive support for international
users, addressing many multilingual issues such as regional preferences,
fonts,
keyboard layouts, sorting orders, date formats and Unicode support.

The Windows XP Multilingual User Interface Pack builds on top of
this support by adding the capability to switch the User Interface (menus,
dialogs and help files) from one language to another. This feature helps
make
administration and support of multilingual computing environments much
easier by:

* allowing workstations to be shared by users who speak different
languages

* facilitating the roll-out of one system company-wide, with the
addition of User Interface languages as they become available.
This allows the same US English service pack to update all machines.

The Windows XP Multilingual User Interface Pack allows
each user of a workstation to select one of the installed User Interface
languages. This selection is then stored in their user profile. When a
user logs on, the appearance of the system and the help files associated
with the system components change to the selected language. (Note that
this is not quite the same as running a localized version. The Multilingual
User Interface Pack is based on the English version of Windows XP. )

How can i switch from mandarin to english OR english to madarin vice
versa.??? i currently have windows xp sp2 installed in my computer.?