Display language of Windows Vista

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Emuco

I've bought a new computer with windows vista business in it - i completed
the installation but all the menus and start buttun items are in Turkish
cause computer bought in Turkey! How can i switch this so every menu displays
is in English?
 
Contact the manufacturer of your computer and ask if
they can send you an English version of Windows Vista
on their recovery disc.

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience -
Windows System & Performance

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I've bought a new computer with windows vista business in it - i completed
the installation but all the menus and start buttun items are in Turkish
cause computer bought in Turkey! How can i switch this so every menu displays
is in English?
 
I've bought a new computer with windows vista business in it - i completed
the installation but all the menus and start buttun items are in Turkish
cause computer bought in Turkey! How can i switch this so every menu displays
is in English?
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You'll have to exchange the Turkish version for a English (probably
UK) version. I don't think you can buy the US version in Europe or
Asia.
 
Emuco said:
I've bought a new computer with windows vista business in it - i completed
the installation but all the menus and start buttun items are in Turkish
cause computer bought in Turkey! How can i switch this so every menu displays
is in English?
Click to expand...


Unless you have Vista Ultimate or Enterprise, you'd have to purchase
and install an English version of Vista. MUI (Multilingual User
Interface) packs are only available in Windows Vista Ultimate and
Windows Vista Enterprise.


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