Change Windows XP Chinese version to English version

Before XP is reinjected, the English version of SP2 and IE7 set the core English culture of the XP system as follows: windows XP Home/Professional Edition Traditional Chinese version Windows XP Service Pack 2 Traditional Chinese Version: 'Start → begin row → Regedit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/system/controlset001/control/NLS/language default = 0409 installlanguage = 0409 ps. traditional Chinese = 0404; Simplified Chinese = 0804 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/system/controlset001/control/NLS/locale (default) = 00000409 'Re-launch the batch' start → click OK → cmd copy C:/Windows/sys Tem32/NTDLL. dll c:/'server guard English version Service Pack 2 (windowsxp-kb835935-sp2-enu.exe) 'Start → start → cmd copy/y c:/NTDLL. dll c:/Windows/system32' re-activate the dynamic route 'security English version Internet Explorer 7 (ie7-windowsxp-x86-enu.exe) 'Security English version Windows Media Player 11 (mp11-windowsxp-x86-enu.exe) -Optional values: 'start → Control Panel → regional and language options → advanced: Set the "language for non-Unicode programs" drop-down list to "Chinese (Taiwan )", allow non-Unico The Chinese language program of DE uses traditional Chinese as the font, so that 'start → Control Panel → Internet Options → ages → Add: English (United States) cannot appear) [en-US] and merge English into the first digit 'change C: in the/Windows/srchasst/Mui category, the 0404 data records are renamed to 0409 (or another 0409 data records) before "Search" (Search) can be used properly) issues with known functions: simply using WINXP SP2 to update XP Core Components, replacing the original Chinese version of core components with the English version, is not a 100% English culture, but the effect is at least 80% NTDLL of English SP2. DLL cannot be opened (the reason may be that it is inconsistent with the DLL of a certain Chinese Character System), so NTDLL of Chinese SP2 is used. DLL cannot be installed kb898461 Updated the version of Internet Explorer 7 installed yesterday. As a result, after the Windows system patch was upgraded, the IE interface became Chinese... microsoft's engineers are a little dumb. I just don't want to see Chinese in the English version of my home decoration. I still want to make up for tingny in Chinese ?!!