More and more
Windows users are motivated by the Microsoft to enhance their experience to the
latest version of Windows 10 operating system but the process is not always liked
by the customers as it faces obstacles, not resulting in a smooth experience.Mostly,
this type of situation appears when the Standard Desktop Client installs the
Multiple Language Packs.But now there is no need to worry, as for providing a
solution to this problem Microsoft is coming up with a built-in System Center
Configuration Manager as an Upgrade Task Sequence. If both the Operating System
User Interface Language and the used Windows Setup Media Language get matched with
each other,then all the upgrade options are made available at one place by it.
Moreover this technique leaves the users file untouched, not harming them in
any way.
Addition of Multiple Languages packs
Here as said, the
license required for many of the language packs running on the Windows new version
will not be verified, if the language packs are added using DISM(Deployment
Image Servicing and Management). As a result, the multiple languages packs that have
been accessed from any other source instead of the provider will be removed
after duration of time from the computer. Hence, finding that which Multiple Language
packs are installed recently on the devices that are running Upgrade Task is a
necessity.
This verification can be carried out
easily using the command line given below:
dism.exe /Online
/Get-Intl
Doing this will
show you that the system is running on which Windows as well as that which
languages packs are installed here.
As mentioned
above that all the upgrade options will be made available at one place by the
Windows Setup,only when the condition that the Operating System User Interface
Language and the used Windows Setup Media Language well match with each other
is satisfied. Hence, setting the default OS Language to German (de-DE)will
proves to be beneficial. On the other hand choosing English (en-US) language
will provide us with a different screen, being different from the default
German language on the sample device.
Boot from Windows 10 Setup Media
As soon as the
first screen appears in front of you, click and hold Shift + F10 key to open a
command prompt. Now run the command prompt given below:
run dism.exe
/image:d:\ /set-uilang:en-us
in opposition to Installation
of your Windows
Restart your Device
One’s personal
files and settings will remain in their original form by running the Windows
Setup once again on the same device.
All the
command-line options required for the Setup of the Windows is provided under
this MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network)page of Microsoft.An alternate option
provides you to make use of setup configure file to passing parameters for
Windows Setup on a command line.
Or one more
alternate option for the same above mentioned work is also provided and that is
making use of an automated solution in which two power shells scripts along
with the Task Sequence Steps based on some Condition to get the work done is
required here.
This article has been written by Lena
Smith. She has a keen and devoted interest in technical writing and carries out
writing on technical topics for the purpose of educating, informing or
directing as well as imparting its readers some specific skills and abilities
and hence always focuses on grabbing some advanced and detail-oriented
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