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Hey everyone,
I have a modified XP Pro SP2 installation already that I would like to use. I also have a untouched original XP Pro SP2 to help wit this process.
After I installed the modified installation, I wanted to set the "Language for non-unicode programs" under the Advanced tab in the Regional & Language Settings to Korean. However, when I try to do this, I get an error: "Setup was unable to install the chosen locale. Please contact your System Administrator."
I know the languages have been removed from this modified installation, but I was hoping I could just install them later through the Regional & Language settings using my untouched CD. From what I've researched, I need to add the languages I want back in to the installation or modify WINNT.SIF with the locale codes.
Can someone tell me how I can add languages back into the MODIFIED installation. The modified installation has a lot of things that I want to use, but I need to Korean non-unicode support.
Please tell me how to fix this non-unicode setup that avoids the "chosen locale" error. I would want to be able to change the non-unicode not only to Korean, but possibly other Asian languages, but Korean is my language of main use.
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Unable to Install Chosen Locale
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Posted 31 January 2008 - 03:52 AM
I suggest,
1.
overwrite standard set up computer's c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
to your problematic c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
2.
copy standard set up computer's c:\windows\font\*.*
(about 230MB)
to your problematic c:\windows\font\
* this is not simple copy, but font install process(alert windows will appear)
3.
apply locale u want
..
in my case..no erred, good luck
1.
overwrite standard set up computer's c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
to your problematic c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
2.
copy standard set up computer's c:\windows\font\*.*
(about 230MB)
to your problematic c:\windows\font\
* this is not simple copy, but font install process(alert windows will appear)
3.
apply locale u want
..
in my case..no erred, good luck
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Posted 17 December 2011 - 06:01 AM
test, on 31 January 2008 - 03:52 AM, said:
I suggest,
1.
overwrite standard set up computer's c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
to your problematic c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
2.
copy standard set up computer's c:\windows\font\*.*
(about 230MB)
to your problematic c:\windows\font\
* this is not simple copy, but font install process(alert windows will appear)
3.
apply locale u want
..
in my case..no erred, good luck
1.
overwrite standard set up computer's c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
to your problematic c:\windows\inf\intl.inf
2.
copy standard set up computer's c:\windows\font\*.*
(about 230MB)
to your problematic c:\windows\font\
* this is not simple copy, but font install process(alert windows will appear)
3.
apply locale u want
..
in my case..no erred, good luck
Thank you very much, it works for my trimmed down xp.
This post has been edited by Katsuki: 17 December 2011 - 06:01 AM
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