Partial translation in Windows 8?

[anakin206]

I've installed Windows 8 English x64 then apply Spanish LP. Most things were translated but the log on screen still is in English.

It says "Welcome" instead "Bienvenido" and when installing updates "Installing X of Y updates..." instead of "Instalando X de Y actualizaciones...".

Do I did something wrong or that screens of the OS remains in English?

How I translate Windows: Win+R ==> lpsetup.exe choose the Spanish LP and installed then restart. Go to Language, Advanced Setings and choose Spanish from the list.

Edited July 29, 2013 by anakin206

[psyko666]

Have you tried this ?!

Edited July 29, 2013 by psyko666

[STEEL]

:lol: I know loving Linux more & more :lmao:

Zorin OS Lite, an Ubuntu-based operating system aimed at Windows users that are switching over to Linux, has now reached version 7. :thumbsup: :rolleyes:

[ricktendo]

Go to (explorer) Control Panel -> Clock, Language and Region and click on 'Change location'. Go to the 'Administrative' tab and click 'Copy settings...'

Now you can copy your current (language) settings to: 'Welcome screen and system accounts' and also 'New user accounts'

You may also want to Change system locale... to Spanish (Spain) or (Argentina)

Edited July 29, 2013 by ricktendo

[anakin206]

Thanks guy (and girl), I will try @psyko666 and @ricktendo guides and tell you the results.

:lol: I know loving Linux more & more :lmao:

I respect Linux but I don't see the need for the Linux Trolls to comment in a Windows topic <_<

[STEEL]

Thanks guy (and girl), I will try @psyko666 and @ricktendo guides and tell you the results.

:lol: I know loving Linux more & more :lmao:

I respect Linux but I don't see the need for the Linux Trolls to comment in a Windows topic <_<

Not Trolling yet :lol: But standing in the Wings till RogerD Jumps in 2 :P <All about the Safety of Linux vs.Win>