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After downloading the English version of Windows 7 Professional N, you want to install the MultiLanguage Pack in Chinese. In the official documentation, the Windows 7 MultiLanguage Pack can only be installed on the enterprise and Ultimate editions. At first, I wanted to use the AIK tool to "integrate" multi-language packages into the English Windows 7 N, but did not succeed (there is time to try again later). After searching the internet, we found two ways to install multi-language packs in professional, the second of which was success. Now record it.
The first method: go to the command prompt, execute lpksetup as an administrator, and go to the program that installs the MultiLanguage Pack, as shown in 1.
Figure 1
However, after you select the language pack in Chinese, you are prompted that the language pack can only be installed in the flagship or Enterprise Edition, and the installation fails, as shown in 2.
Figure 2
Second method (Success):
(1) at the command prompt, execute
Dism/online/add-package/packagepath: (Language Pack path)
Figure 3 Installing the Multi-language pack
(2) then perform
Bcdedit/set {current} locale ZH-CN
BCDboot%WinDir%/L ZH-CN
Figure 4
(3) The final execution of Regedit.exe,
Hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\control\mui\uilanguages
Find en-US, delete
Figure 5
Finally, restart the computer, re-enter, is completely Chinese, including help and other information.
Figure 6 Information in Chinese
"description" of Windows 7 with version N and kn:
As the EU sanctions Microsoft with antitrust laws, the European Union offers Windows 7 N editions that do not contain Windows Media player;
Similarly, the Korean version of Windows 7 K or KN, which does not include some multimedia features such as Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center, is also on sale.
Windows 7 Professional installing multi-language packs