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Muille kuin Ultimate tai Enterprise -versioille
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A Chinese expert, xinso, has come up with a beautiful solution for people who want to change the system language of their Vista (preinstalled), but who do not have Ultimate or Enterprise editions.
Xinso's solution proves that Microsoft was right in saying that Vista is a language-agnostic OS, meaning that the core system and the language interface (including English) can be separately installed or removed, and this applies to all versions of Vista, including Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium and Business, apart from Ultimate and Enterprise.
The solution makes use of Microsoft WAIK (Windows Automated Installation Kits) and the standalone MUI Packs. For those who have already installed WAIK and have used WAIK to create a WinPE CD, all you need to do first is to copy the entire Servicing folder to C root (C:\Servicing) as follows:
1. Copy WAIK Servicing folder (all files) to C: root
2. Create a sub folder called LanguagePack (C:\Servicing\LanguagePack\
3. Create a sub folder in the LanguagePack folder with this name: x86_Microsoft-Windows-Client-LanguagePack-Package_6.0.6000.16386_en-US_31bf3856ad364e35_
(C:\Servicing\LanguagePack\x86_Microsoft-Windows-Client-LanguagePack-Package_6.0.6000.16386_en-US_31bf3856ad364e35_)
4. Place your English MUI cab file in the subfolder you just created
4. Copy the change.cm, install.xml and uninstallxml to C:\Servicing\
5. install.xml
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6. uninstall.xm
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7. change.cmd
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start /w C:\Servicing\pkgmgr /o:"C:\;C:\Windows" /n:"C:\Servicing\install.xml"
start /w C:\Servicing\pkgmgr /o:"C:\;C:\Windows" /n:"C:\Servicing\uninstall.xml"
start /w C:\Servicing\intlcfg.exe -ALL:en-US -image:C:
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8. This example assumes you have a Spanish Vista Business preinstalled and wanted to change it to English. You boot your PC with WinPE CD and key in the change.cmd command. The change.cmd commandwill start install.xml for installing English and uninstall.xml for removing Spanish. It will then configure English as the system default language.
The Language codes in install.xml, uninstall.xml and change.cmd can be changed to what you prefer (all 16 MUI Packs can be installed and removed in this way)
You can download WAIK and MUI Packs (links in this forum). The other tool you need is EXE2CAB which converts the download MUI Packs (in .exe format to .cab format). You can get EXE2CAB by Google search.
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So I just want to try this great swiss litlle knife - "Yuri Niyazov EXE2CAB", born on 15.08.1997. and I find it after milion years...
This is actually a few kb total Freeware for Win9x/Me/NT/2K/2K3/XP/Vista.
He will convert your .exe (from MS) to sfx. cab in a minute or two.
After that you can open clasical .cab file simply with WinRAR or any similar tool.
I find this all written here (and the EXE2CAB it self), again respectfully via:
http://www.xtreefanpage.org/cgi-bin/xtfpshal.pl
PLEASE BE AWARE: I did not still tested upper instructions, and I cannot say that I all fully figured out yet 100%.
I will need time for this to tested it all...
However, the EXE2CAB from upper mentioned link (just search for it in huge list of Software on that link...), is Malware free (scan with up-to-date Eset NOD32 2.70.39), and he did the conversion job incredibally fast and totally correctly...
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"You boot your PC with WinPE CD"
Komentorivi asennuslevyltä on esimerkiksi WinPE-ympäristö. Sieltä voi antaa käskyn
change.cmd
Muille kuin Ultimate tai Enterprise -versioille
"
A Chinese expert, xinso, has come up with a beautiful solution for people who want to change the system language of their Vista (preinstalled), but who do not have Ultimate or Enterprise editions.
Xinso's solution proves that Microsoft was right in saying that Vista is a language-agnostic OS, meaning that the core system and the language interface (including English) can be separately installed or removed, and this applies to all versions of Vista, including Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium and Business, apart from Ultimate and Enterprise.
The solution makes use of Microsoft WAIK (Windows Automated Installation Kits) and the standalone MUI Packs. For those who have already installed WAIK and have used WAIK to create a WinPE CD, all you need to do first is to copy the entire Servicing folder to C root (C:\Servicing) as follows:
1. Copy WAIK Servicing folder (all files) to C: root
2. Create a sub folder called LanguagePack (C:\Servicing\LanguagePack\
3. Create a sub folder in the LanguagePack folder with this name: x86_Microsoft-Windows-Client-LanguagePack-Package_6.0.6000.16386_en-US_31bf3856ad364e35_
(C:\Servicing\LanguagePack\x86_Microsoft-Windows-Client-LanguagePack-Package_6.0.6000.16386_en-US_31bf3856ad364e35_)
4. Place your English MUI cab file in the subfolder you just created
4. Copy the change.cm, install.xml and uninstallxml to C:\Servicing\
5. install.xml
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Code:
;
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6. uninstall.xm
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Code:
;
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7. change.cmd
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start /w C:\Servicing\pkgmgr /o:"C:\;C:\Windows" /n:"C:\Servicing\install.xml"
start /w C:\Servicing\pkgmgr /o:"C:\;C:\Windows" /n:"C:\Servicing\uninstall.xml"
start /w C:\Servicing\intlcfg.exe -ALL:en-US -image:C:
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8. This example assumes you have a Spanish Vista Business preinstalled and wanted to change it to English. You boot your PC with WinPE CD and key in the change.cmd command. The change.cmd commandwill start install.xml for installing English and uninstall.xml for removing Spanish. It will then configure English as the system default language.
The Language codes in install.xml, uninstall.xml and change.cmd can be changed to what you prefer (all 16 MUI Packs can be installed and removed in this way)
You can download WAIK and MUI Packs (links in this forum). The other tool you need is EXE2CAB which converts the download MUI Packs (in .exe format to .cab format). You can get EXE2CAB by Google search.
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
So I just want to try this great swiss litlle knife - "Yuri Niyazov EXE2CAB", born on 15.08.1997. and I find it after milion years...
This is actually a few kb total Freeware for Win9x/Me/NT/2K/2K3/XP/Vista.
He will convert your .exe (from MS) to sfx. cab in a minute or two.
After that you can open clasical .cab file simply with WinRAR or any similar tool.
I find this all written here (and the EXE2CAB it self), again respectfully via:
http://www.xtreefanpage.org/cgi-bin/xtfpshal.pl
PLEASE BE AWARE: I did not still tested upper instructions, and I cannot say that I all fully figured out yet 100%.
I will need time for this to tested it all...
However, the EXE2CAB from upper mentioned link (just search for it in huge list of Software on that link...), is Malware free (scan with up-to-date Eset NOD32 2.70.39), and he did the conversion job incredibally fast and totally correctly...
"
"You boot your PC with WinPE CD"
Komentorivi asennuslevyltä on esimerkiksi WinPE-ympäristö. Sieltä voi antaa käskyn
change.cmd
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Avaan Järjestelmäasetukset ja sieltä Maakohtaiset, vedän haluamani kielen ensimmäiseksi, esim. ruotsi. Kirjaudun ulos ja takaisin sisään. Ja hups kaikki on ruotsiksi. Ja tämä toimii kaikilla OS X versioilla.
niin voinko ostaa siihen OS X käyttiksen, niin että se toimii myös?
Linux on ainakin vaihtoehto silloin.
Taitaa olla myös Sunin Solaris.
Ja joku muu...
Eiköstäs OS X vaadi MaC koneen jotta toimii nopsakkaan, toki sen perus PC koneellakin kikkailemal saa toimimaan.