Jeff146

There is no Canadian French MUI, just a generic French one. Most of the differences between the 2 (monetary format and the like) depend on the location you've set (under "Regional and Language options", click "Change the country or region"). Keyboard layouts are also independent of any MUI packs. If you have Vista Ultimate, all the MUI packs should be listed as available updates. Thanks a lot. That clears up a lot of confusion. I guess they changed it from how it was from Windows XP.

Oh ok ... thanks a lot for your help.

Thanks again. I'm just downloading it right now but it says fr-fr in the file name ... Does this include the Canadian French as well?

Thanks for your reply but I'm looking for the Vista MUI and when I checked the link out it seems to be for Windows XP.

Hi, I have a question in regards to the French Canadian Language Pack for Vista. I have access to the Volume Licensing site but I am not able to find where the French Canadian Language Pack is located. Can someone let me know the exact file name that I need to download to get the French Canadian Language Pack, that would be great. Thanks in advance, Jeff

No one has any idea? This was much easier in Windows XP, why did Microsoft decide to take this functionality away?

Hi, A little background information, in our environment we would create a base Ghost image with all the applications with sysprep and then a technician would Ghost down the image and configure the system customizing the system to the individual user. I was wondering if it's possible to join the computer to the domain in one of the configuration passes. Right now we have it to join the domain from a script on the FirstLogonCommands but I would like to join to the domain in a more seamless solution. Previously the domain join was easily achieved in Windows XP through the Mini-Setup. I was wondering if there was something like that in Windows Vista? Thanks in advance.