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Windows 7: Can I install language pack in RTM Home Premium?

01 Aug 2009   #1

Windows 7 x86 7229
Slovenija
 
 
Can I install language pack in RTM Home Premium?

I know I can install lanugage packs in Windows 7 Ultimate. But...

I installed Home premium in one of the early versions. I couldnt activate it cause I only had the RC code for Ultimate. I couldnt install language pack then. There was no option in control panel for it. The Red pointer option in the image below did not exist.
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I want to install Windows 7 RTM Home Premium now. I wonder...
Can I install Slovenian language pack in Home premium? Can I install it if I dont activate Windows too? Is that possible now? Has someone managed to do it yet?

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01 Aug 2009   #2

 

No you can't install Language packs in Home Premium as i remember you can only install Language packs in ultimate
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01 Aug 2009   #3

Windows 7 SP1 x64 build 7601.21701
Ljubljana
 
 

you can install LP in any version at least if you integrate it in to iso. No idea if there is any other method avilable as well... I made my self custom iso with both slovenian and english language for all x64 and x86 versions (i can have starter in slovenian language if i want :P).

edit: oh you are slovenian, my iso is on partis

edit2: for example
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01 Aug 2009   #4

Win7 Build 7600 x86
Netherlands
 
 

I'm almost sure the change language setting option in the control panel is hidden somewhere in the registry.

I will look for it and post back. (and make tutorial if I find it)

greetz.
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01 Aug 2009   #5

 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by squonksc View Post
I'm almost sure the change language setting option in the control panel is hidden somewhere in the registry.

I will look for it and post back. (and make tutorial if I find it)

greetz.
In vista, you could download a tool that installed the LP, but if you used it they would not recommend you to use windows update while the installed language was in use.
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01 Aug 2009   #6

Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit
God's green Earth
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by SoLoR View Post
you can install LP in any version at least if you integrate it in to iso. No idea if there is any other method avilable as well... I made my self custom iso with both slovenian and english language for all x64 and x86 versions (i can have starter in slovenian language if i want :P).

edit: oh you are slovenian, my iso is on partis

edit2: for example

yes, i thought it was possible too. slipstreaming the LP in seems to be the only option tho so unless anyone knows any different...?
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01 Aug 2009   #7

Win7 Build 7600 x86
Netherlands
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by SoLoR View Post
you can install LP in any version at least if you integrate it in to iso. No idea if there is any other method avilable as well... I made my self custom iso with both slovenian and english language for all x64 and x86 versions (i can have starter in slovenian language if i want :P).

edit: oh you are slovenian, my iso is on partis

edit2: for example
Hi Solor,

Could you make a tutorial on how to slipstream the LP into the ISO, and keeping it bootable?

Thanks.
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01 Aug 2009   #8

Windows 7
Wales Deeside
 
 

i think with WAIK or OEM PreInstallation Kit ...???
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