How To Change Display Language



Log into Windows 10 with Administrator credentials. Click Start, and then select Settings. On the appearing panel, move downwards to Time & Language. On the left hand side, choose Region & language. Click Add a Language. Select the language that you would like to add and click Add. Select your new language and click the options button. Under the Windows display language header, it will indicate whether or not there is a language pack available. If there is, click Download and install language pack. Once the installation has completed. Change your Display language in Microsoft edge: Open Microsoft Edge and click on the menu, the three dots from the top right corner. Choose settings, Under settings from the left-hand side you can see the Languages. Then select Time & language Region & language from the settings page.On the Region & Language page, click the + button to Add a language. Click Add a language to select and add your desire language to Windows 10.You can use the search box to type the language name you want to include. Then select it to use as Windows 10 display language. As far as I know, you can create logon script to change language pack and display language. Then use Group Policy to run the script on specific user groups. You can refer to the script in the following link but I haven’t test it in Windows Server 2019 yet.

Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft and it was first released for windows 10 in 2015, Later in 2017 it was released to Android and iOS devices, finally, in 2019, it was released to Mac OS. Previously Microsoft Edge was built with Microsoft’s own EdgeHTML and Chakra engines, and recently Edge was rebuilt as a Chromium-based Browser. Then Microsoft announced Edge is the default web browser included with Windows 10, and Nowadays Microsoft highly suggests to use the Edge browser in Windows 10. The edge browser offers more features. It includes Cortana search, Web Notes, cast audio, Video, and images directly to some television and other devices on your wireless network with just a couple of mouse clicks. And like other browsers, it includes Reading View, import favorites, shows the favorites bar, and

Also, Microsoft Edge allows you to change the browser language as per your choice, You can set the browser language to your favorite language. Then the browser will display in your first language. By default, you can see only the English language. If you want to change the display language then first you need to add your language. In this article, we will see how to change your Display language in Microsoft edge.

Change your Display language in Microsoft edge:

Open Microsoft Edge and click on the menu, the three dots from the top right corner.

Choose settings, Under settings from the left-hand side you can see the Languages.

Click on Languages. Under Preferred Languages first, add your first language.

Click on Add Languages, Choose your first languages.

Now click on your first languages and choose Display Microsoft Edge in this language from the menu.

Now the browser will ask for Restart. Click on restart the browser.

That’s all you have successfully change your display language in edge.

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1. Installing a Language Pack and Change the Windows Display Language from Control Panel

1. On the Start page, type language, aand make sure that the search scope is set to Settings.
2. In the Results panel, click or tap Language.
How3. In the Change your language preferencesHow To Change Display Language pane, click or tap Add a Language.
4. Browse of Search for the language that you want to install.
For example, select Catalan and then click of tap Add. Catalan is now added as one of your languages. How To Change Display Language
5. In the Change your language preferences pane, click or tap Options next to the language that you added.
6. If a language pack is available to download for your language, click or tap Download and install language pack.
7. When the language pack is installed, the language is displayed as available to use for the Windows display language.
8. To make this language your display language, move it to the top of your language list.
9. Log off and then log back on to Windows for the change to take effect.
- Administrator rights are required to install a language pack.
- If you install many additional language packs, the disk space and system performance are affected. In particular, disk space and system performance are affected during servicing operations, such as Service Pack installations. Therefore, we recommend that you only add a language pack to your computer if you will use the language pack.
- Language packs also let multiple users who share a computer select distinct display languages. For example, one user can select to see the dialog boxes, menus, and other text in Japanese, whereas another user can select to see the same content in French.

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2. How to uninstall a Language Pack

To uninstall a language pack, follow these steps:
1. On the Start page, type language, and make sure that the search scope is set to Settings.
2. In the Results panel, click or tap Language.
3. In the Change your language preferences pane, click or tap Options next to the language that you want to change. You must make sure that the language pack that you want to remove is currently not being used. Be aware that you cannot remove the original install language of Windows.
4. If the language pack can be uninstalled, a link to uninstall the language pack is shown. Click or tap Uninstall language pack.
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3. How to change the display language of pre-installed Windows Store apps

After you install a language pack and change the Windows display language, you may notice the pre-installed Windows Store apps, such as Weather or Maps, do not initially change to the new display language. When you change display languages, the built-in Windows Store apps have not yet downloaded the corresponding language resource files they need in order to be displayed in the new language. If you have automatic Windows updates enabled, the language resource files for these apps are automatically downloaded at your next scheduled Windows Update. Then, the app’s metadata cache must update before the built-in Windows Store apps finally appear in the new language. The whole process will take place automatically provided that you have automatic Windows updates enabled, but typically this process needs a few days to finish.
If you want the preinstalled Windows Store apps to display in the new language immediately, you will need to install additional Windows updates, change some user profile settings, and then view the apps in a newly created user account.
To do this, follow these steps:
1. Once the new display language is installed, restart the computer, and then log on to an administrator account.
2. Check for new Windows updates by doing the following:

a. From the Start screen, type Windows Update, and then select Windows Update.
b. Tap or click Check for updates.

3. Install the new updates that are found by tapping or clicking Install updates.
4. Check that your location setting is accurate. Some Windows Store apps use this setting to provide more accurate information that is in the appropriate format. Do the following to check your location setting:

a. Open Control Panel.
b. Tap or click Clock, Language, and Region.
c. Tap or click Change location.
d. Select your home location from the dropdown, and then tap or click OK.

5. Change the Welcome screen and the new user accounts settings to the new display language by doing the following:

How To Change Display Language

a. Open Control Panel.
b. Tap or click Clock, Language, and Region.
c. Tap or click Region, and then tap or click the Administrative tab.
d. Under the Welcome screen and new user accounts, tap or click Copy settings... and approve if you are prompted.
e. Your new display language, input language, format, and location should be listed under 'Current User.' If this is correct, select the boxes to copy your current settings to Welcome screen and system accounts and to New user accounts. Then, tap or click OK.

6. Create a new user account by doing the following:

a. Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings. (If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click ChangePC settings.)
b. Tap or click Accounts, and then tap or click Other accounts.
c. Tap or click Add an account.
d. Enter the account info for this person to log onp to Windows. There are four ways to do this:

  • If the person you're adding already has a Microsoft account, enter it now.
  • If the person you're adding doesn't have a Microsoft account, you can use their email address to create one. Enter the email address that person uses most frequently.
  • If the person you're adding doesn't have an email address, tap or click Sign up for a new email address. A new email address is free.
  • If the person you're adding is a child, tap or click Add a child's account.
e. Follow the instructions to finish setting up the account.

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