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    win 7 language change


    Hi
    i have been sent Windows 7 dsc by microsoft as a Party host but hey have sent me a Spanish dvd proberly because I live in Spain but I need to have an english version ,is there any way that I can hange the language to english Please advise
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  2. Posts : 11,840
    64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
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    If it is the ultimate version, yes... the language packs are offered as a WU download....
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  3. Posts : 28,845
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    fpegman said:
    Hi
    i have been sent Windows 7 dsc by microsoft as a Party host but hey have sent me a Spanish dvd proberly because I live in Spain but I need to have an english version ,is there any way that I can hange the language to english Please advise
    If it is ultimate you can.

    ken
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    fpegman said:
    Hi
    i have been sent Windows 7 dsc by microsoft as a Party host but hey have sent me a Spanish dvd proberly because I live in Spain but I need to have an english version ,is there any way that I can hange the language to english Please advise
    Probably not if its a special DVD cut for this purpose. - but you could try and install the language packs on top of the Spanish install.

    Even with the spanish install you can still install your Native keyboard so you don't get these sorts of characters appearing where you don't want them ¿ ñ etc etc.

    The install might give you a choice of Language - a full Ultimate version should give English as a choice --if it does problem solved but otherwise install the Spanish version and then the language packs.

    If the menu gets confusing during the install see if you can find say a laptop with English so you can compare the menu options - but living in Spain you probably know enough spanish to get through the basic install.

    Cheers
    jimbo
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    zigzag3143 said:
    fpegman said:
    Hi
    i have been sent Windows 7 dsc by microsoft as a Party host but hey have sent me a Spanish dvd proberly because I live in Spain but I need to have an english version ,is there any way that I can hange the language to english Please advise
    If it is ultimate you can.

    ken

    Looks like we're tag teaming again... <g>
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    Tom, jim

    its a trifecta. all three in under a minute<g> great minds and all that
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  7. Posts : 6
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    Thread Starter
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    win 7 language change


    Hi
    Thanks for the reply's but what i need to do is to ake the DVD appear s the uk dvd is that possible please
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  8. Posts : 11,840
    64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
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    Try that again please, I dont quite understand..
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  9. Posts : 17,545
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    fpegman said:
    Hi
    Thanks for the reply's but what i need to do is to ake the DVD appear s the uk dvd is that possible please
    No, it is not possible. However you can make it act like an English Win7 Ultimate.

    The Launch Party Pack Windows 7 is a normal Ultimate. Do this:

    • Install your Spanish Seven Ultimate
    • Download English Language Pack using Windows Update > Optional Updates
    • Open Control Panel > Region and Language
    • Open tab Keyboards and Language > Choose a Display Language
      win 7 language change-lp1.png
    • Choose English, click Apply
    • Open tab Administrative > Copy Settings
    • Choose Welcome screen and system accounts and New user accounts under Copy your current settings
      win 7 language change-logon_screen_language.png
    I installed my Launch Party Pack 7 Ultimate on Tuesday to my HTPC. Because I live in Germany, I got a German version. After doing as told above I now have a complete English version running. You could not tell the difference.

    Kari
    Last edited by Brink; 29 Sep 2010 at 14:18.
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  10. Posts : 120
    Win 7 Ultimate x64 & x86
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    Very interesting!!
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