Info Program: Paket Antarmuka Bahasa (LIP) Windowsmenyediakan versi terjemahan parsial untuk bagian Windows yang palingumum digunakan. Setelah memasang LIP, maka teks di dalam wisaya, kotakdialog, menu, dan topik Bantuan dan Dukungan akan ditampilkan dalambahasa LIP. Teks yang belum diterjemahkan akan berada di dalam bahasadasar Windows 7. Sebagai contoh, jika Anda membeli versi bahasa Spanyoldari Windows 7, dan memasang LIP bahasa Catalan, beberapa teks akantetap dalam bahasa Spanyol.
Anda dapat memasang lebih dari satu LIP padabahasa dasar tunggal. Windows LIP dapat dipasang pada semua edisiWindows 7.
One way of installing the language packs on Windows 7 Starter or Home Editions is to use Vistalizator which is very easy to use. Just download it from the author’s site and download your language pack of choice from the links below. Enter the path of the downloaded language pack file in Vistalizator and it does the rest of the work seamlessly.A language pack changes the language of the Windows Operating System.
The default language is always English and other languages can be installed manually. All the language packs are described in. Quick Summary.Here is the list of language packs available from Microsoft for direct download: Download Official 32-bit (x86) Windows 7 SP1 Language Packs (MUI)Arabic:Bulgarian:Chinese (Simplified):Chinese (Traditional):Croatian:Czech:Danish:Dutch:English:Estonian:Finnish:French:German:Greek:Hebrew:Hungarian:Italian:Japanese:Korean:Latvian:Lithuanian:Norwegian:Polish:Portuguese (Brazil):Portuguese (Portugal):Romanian:Russian:Serbian (Latin):Slovak:Slovenian:Spanish:Swedish:Thai:Turkish:Ukrainian. I donto have much Luck with the process. Tried to instal different languages and none of them works. It takes the oficial 20 minutes to install and at the very end at almost 100% installation it shoots an Error message saying: Sorry, the Internal installation failed (error code: 1168)! As this is an experimental feature, success is not guaranteed.
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You can always use Express installation mode instead.I have no clue wha this happens in my computer with WIndows 7 SP1 64bit in which I have a turkish version and would like to change to english. Can someone help?? Vistalizator is strongly advised against by Microsoft–––– -–––- –––- ––––-« Vistalizator is a third-party application and is not supported, nor recommended, for Windows 7. Please do not attempt to install it as issues will likely arise »Carey Frisch, Microsoft MVPAnother on the same page adds: Vistalizator commonly causes Non-Genuine issues in Windows due to the fact that it installs these language packs in a way that is unsupported by Window.Versailles, Fri 24 Apr 2015 10:14 +0200.
MUI and LIP language packs in Windows 7–––- ––––- ––––A – You write « The default language is always English and other languages can be installed manually ».1. Actually, from what I can guess from the according Microsoft pages (which are just are imprecise, variable, unreliable as usual), the “default language” (actually “parent language” in Microsoft parlance) is English in SOME versions like the English ones sold in USA, Australia or UK, but it is NOT in many other versions like French, Hebrew, Chinese, German. Details in link A4 above.2. Again according to.my. guess.of Microsoft., “other languages” can NOT “be installed manually” when they require a parent language which is NOT installed.B – Clarifying (or trying) the 2 different sorts of language files in Windows 7:1.
An LP (Language Pack), also named (even in Microsoft’s own documents!!) “Parent Language”, “Base Language”, “MUI Language Pack”, installs ONE particular “parent” language in Windows INTERNALLY, and will cause Windows to display, in a fast and reliable manner, MOST OF the interface in that parent language.2. An LIP (Language Interface Pack), also named “LIP Language Pack”, can only be installed ON TOP of an MUI pack and makes an EXTERNAL TRANSLATION of PART OF what that MUI has installed. More, each LIP is written for just ONE parent language and only works on top of the according MUI.Details:3.(A chart showing clearly what edition or parent language of Windows 7 is required to install the language you want)4.Versailles, Fri 24 Apr 2015 10:11 +0200.
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Windows 7 Ultimate, Enterprise are Multilingual, Professional is NOT–––––- ––––– -––––- –––––-A – You write « make sure that you are using Windows 7 Ultimate, Professional or Enterprise editions because these language packs can only be installed in these editions ». Actually, support for Multilingual User Interface (MUI) packages is included only in Ultimate and Enterprise editions, NOT in Starter, Home or Professional. This point is important since most laptops come with Professional installed.
For details see:1.2. (then Ctrl+F “lang” then “Multiling”)3. (Windows 7 language packs are available for Windows 7 Ultimate or Enterprise)Versailles, Fri 24 Apr 2015 10:02 +0200.
Hi bro, First of all, thanks for your kind answer.I downloaded Chinese language pack which is 152MB and named as “windows6.1-kb972813”, and it is for 64x based computer, windows7, no mistake about it either. When I click to install, as I said before, it just create a folder in the desktop named “Ip”. I can send you an image of this folder, or shortcuts of all the files in this folder so you can see their names. Shortcuts Is that possible to email you for this? This is my email, please let me know if possible.
A language pack changes the language of the Windows Operating System. The default language is always English and other languages can be installed manually. All the language packs are described in. Here is the list of language packs available from Microsoft for direct download:Download Official 32-bit (x86) Windows 7 SP1 MUI Language PacksArabic:Bulgarian:Chinese (Simplified):Chinese (Traditional):Croatian:Czech:Danish:Dutch:English:Estonian:Finnish:French:German:Greek:Hebrew:Hungarian:Italian:Japanese:Korean:Latvian:Lithuanian:Norwegian:Polish:Portuguese (Brazil):Portuguese (Portugal):Romanian:Russian:Serbian (Latin):Slovak:Slovenian:Spanish:Swedish:Thai:Turkish:Ukrainian. Download Official 64-bit (x64) Windows 7 SP1 MUI Language PacksArabic:Bulgarian:Chinese (Simplified):Chinese (Traditional):Croatian:Czech:Danish:Dutch:English:Estonian:Finnish:French:German:Greek:Hebrew:Hungarian:Italian:Japanese:Korean:Latvian:Lithuanian:Norwegian:Polish:Portuguese (Brazil):Portuguese (Portugal):Romanian:Russian:Serbian (Latin):Slovak:Slovenian:Spanish:Swedish:Thai:Turkish:Ukrainian:Please note that Chinese (Taiwan) or zh-tw language packs are not available at this time. If someone finds the language packs, kindly let me know through comments. You may also be interested in to add a language pack to any edition of Windows 7.If you are also using Windows 8, you can all languages.
One way of installing the language packs on Windows 7 Starter or Home Editions is to use Vistalizator which is very easy to use. Just download it from the author’s site and download your language pack of choice from the links below.
Enter the path of the downloaded language pack file in Vistalizator and it does the rest of the work seamlessly.A language pack changes the language of the Windows Operating System. The default language is always English and other languages can be installed manually. All the language packs are described in. Quick Summary.Here is the list of language packs available from Microsoft for direct download: Download Official 32-bit (x86) Windows 7 SP1 Language Packs (MUI)Arabic:Bulgarian:Chinese (Simplified):Chinese (Traditional):Croatian:Czech:Danish:Dutch:English:Estonian:Finnish:French:German:Greek:Hebrew:Hungarian:Italian:Japanese:Korean:Latvian:Lithuanian:Norwegian:Polish:Portuguese (Brazil):Portuguese (Portugal):Romanian:Russian:Serbian (Latin):Slovak:Slovenian:Spanish:Swedish:Thai:Turkish:Ukrainian. I donto have much Luck with the process.
Tried to instal different languages and none of them works. It takes the oficial 20 minutes to install and at the very end at almost 100% installation it shoots an Error message saying: Sorry, the Internal installation failed (error code: 1168)! As this is an experimental feature, success is not guaranteed. You can always use Express installation mode instead.I have no clue wha this happens in my computer with WIndows 7 SP1 64bit in which I have a turkish version and would like to change to english. Can someone help?? Vistalizator is strongly advised against by Microsoft–––– -–––- –––- ––––-« Vistalizator is a third-party application and is not supported, nor recommended, for Windows 7.
Please do not attempt to install it as issues will likely arise »Carey Frisch, Microsoft MVPAnother on the same page adds: Vistalizator commonly causes Non-Genuine issues in Windows due to the fact that it installs these language packs in a way that is unsupported by Window.Versailles, Fri 24 Apr 2015 10:14 +0200. MUI and LIP language packs in Windows 7–––- ––––- ––––A – You write « The default language is always English and other languages can be installed manually ».1. Actually, from what I can guess from the according Microsoft pages (which are just are imprecise, variable, unreliable as usual), the “default language” (actually “parent language” in Microsoft parlance) is English in SOME versions like the English ones sold in USA, Australia or UK, but it is NOT in many other versions like French, Hebrew, Chinese, German. Details in link A4 above.2. Again according to.my.
guess.of Microsoft., “other languages” can NOT “be installed manually” when they require a parent language which is NOT installed.B – Clarifying (or trying) the 2 different sorts of language files in Windows 7:1. An LP (Language Pack), also named (even in Microsoft’s own documents!!) “Parent Language”, “Base Language”, “MUI Language Pack”, installs ONE particular “parent” language in Windows INTERNALLY, and will cause Windows to display, in a fast and reliable manner, MOST OF the interface in that parent language.2. An LIP (Language Interface Pack), also named “LIP Language Pack”, can only be installed ON TOP of an MUI pack and makes an EXTERNAL TRANSLATION of PART OF what that MUI has installed. More, each LIP is written for just ONE parent language and only works on top of the according MUI.Details:3.(A chart showing clearly what edition or parent language of Windows 7 is required to install the language you want)4.Versailles, Fri 24 Apr 2015 10:11 +0200.
Windows 7 Ultimate, Enterprise are Multilingual, Professional is NOT–––––- ––––– -––––- –––––-A – You write « make sure that you are using Windows 7 Ultimate, Professional or Enterprise editions because these language packs can only be installed in these editions ». Actually, support for Multilingual User Interface (MUI) packages is included only in Ultimate and Enterprise editions, NOT in Starter, Home or Professional. This point is important since most laptops come with Professional installed. For details see:1.2. (then Ctrl+F “lang” then “Multiling”)3.
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(Windows 7 language packs are available for Windows 7 Ultimate or Enterprise)Versailles, Fri 24 Apr 2015 10:02 +0200. Hi bro, First of all, thanks for your kind answer.I downloaded Chinese language pack which is 152MB and named as “windows6.1-kb972813”, and it is for 64x based computer, windows7, no mistake about it either. When I click to install, as I said before, it just create a folder in the desktop named “Ip”. I can send you an image of this folder, or shortcuts of all the files in this folder so you can see their names.
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