Reinstall/restore removed language support

[mythoshan]

Hi, I am new here.

I searched my question, but not found related topic.

If I missed, please guide me to the topic.

Sometimes people may need to read some other language word on browser or file.

Once vlite removed those languages, then how to get them back after people installed vista which vlite-lized.

Wonder how to reinstall or restore a removed language support?

I tried install MUI from windows update, but failed.

Please teach me how, thank you very much!

[aviv00]

Welcome mythoshan

u could try doing it manually

open the cab file and extact it to winsxs

[mythoshan]

Thank you aviv00

I am not quite familar these files.

Like if I need Japanese language, which file I need them.

Would you give me some hint about file name and where the file should be found in original DVD or microsoft website?

Once again, thank you for help!

[mythoshan]

I search from google, no result is about language cab in winsxs.

Does anyone know where I can find the cab files as member aviv00 mentioned?

Very appreciate for your help!

[Prose]

I am looking for an answer to the exact same question. I need Japanese language support however the vlited copy I am trying to use on my netbook doesn't have this language installed... There has to be some way to reinstall or restore this component...?

[yken]

this is from another forum. I tried it works.

Use vistalizatür, choose express mode.

[bautroibaola]

this is from another forum. I tried it works.

Use vistalizatür, choose express mode.

Can you explain more clearly! I'm try search "vistalizatür" keyword on internet, but not found.

[aviv00]

lang packs

http://www.froggie.sk/7lp64rtm.html

QUOTE (yken @ Sep 22 2009, 03:29 AM) *

this is from another forum. I tried it works.

Use vistalizatür, choose express mode.

here the app

www.froggie.sk

Edited September 24, 2009 by aviv00

[Oppressa]

To be able to install removed languages again you need an original disc then:

1. Copy the intl.inf file from the original CD to C:\windows

2. Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Regional & Language Options > Languages tab

3. If it is ticked, untick Install East Asian languages, click Apply. Now tick it again and click Apply. You will be asked for your I386 folder, point it to your Windows CD