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07-30-2010   #1


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Install new language in Windows 7 Home Premium

I plan to buy a laptop that comes with Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. And I want to add another language for reading and typing (not to change the menu's language - MUI).

I'm currently use XP and I have an XP's CD. When I want to install a new language for reading and typing, I can easily insert XP's CD into my optical drive. But if I buy a laptop that come with an OS, I will have no CD.

So, how can I do it now? Thanks.

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07-30-2010   #2


 
 


Windows 7 language packs are only available for computers that are running Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 7 Enterprise.

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07-30-2010   #3


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Aren't that language packs for those who want to change the menu's language?

I just want to add input language. Is it impossible after all in Windows 7 Home Premium?


Edit : I found it, this is what I'm looking for. Add or change an input language.

It said "Applies to all editions of Windows 7".

Last edited by KreanInW9595; 07-30-2010 at 11:00 AM..
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