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East language Install

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im not sure what u mean, u wanna install windows in a different language?

run the deployment tools found here Unattended Guide

if thats not what u mean, can u clarify plz

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sorry

in the Regional and Language option

install files fro complex script and right-to-left languages (including thai).

how i can to install this files from first windows install

thanks for your reply

theres an option 2 select your regional and language settings in the deployment tools

I tried to install chinese befroe, I think it should be useful experience for u.I simply add the language code in the unattend file , there is a special section about it.

[RegionalSettings]

LanguageGroup=1,10

;Language=00000804

SystemLocale=00000409

UserLocale=00000409

InputLocale=0409:00000409

I met some issue as I install english w2k profession with chinese support, sometimes the unattend process stopped and ask for some chinese font file path, it's just occasionally, frankly I have no idea of this.

Now I'm try to do by this way:

I have the package of multi-language supported w2k CDs, so I decide to install in english unattended then add the command to execute chinese interface support by mtsetup.exe, a program supplied by MS which also support install east language in silent.

fyi and good luck

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