Regional Settings in Unattend.txt

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Andrew Paiti

Good afternoon all from New Zealand,

Would like some assistance from those who wjhen performing an unattended
installion of W2K Pro require regional settings specific to their locale
i.e. in my case New Zealand.

This is an extract of the regional settings specified in my unattend.txt
file

[Regional Settings]
LanguageGroup=1
SystemLocale=00001409
UserLocale=00001409
InputLocale=1409:00000409

With these setting in place my system locale sets to English (New Zealand)
and for the input locale I have 2 entries for the installed input locales
i.e. EN English New Zealand and EN English (United States) which sets itself
as the default .
Aaarrrggh

I do not want the EN English (United States) input locale!!!!!

Any advice would be appreciated

Thankyou in advance.

Andrew
 
Hi there

Here are the relevant lines from my UK file. I think that if you include a
"KeyboardLayout" line for New Zealand, I think that should fix it.

[Unattended]
KeyboardLayout="United Kingdom"

[GuiUnattended]
OEMSkipRegional=1
TimeZone=85

[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1
Language=00000809

Hope this helps

Oli
 
Thanks for that..

This has got me one step closer...

This sets EN engilish New Zealand as the default and by deleting a few
registry entries i can script the removeal of EN english it works fine..and
all with no user intervention!

Andrew

Oli Restorick said:
Hi there

Here are the relevant lines from my UK file. I think that if you include a
"KeyboardLayout" line for New Zealand, I think that should fix it.

[Unattended]
KeyboardLayout="United Kingdom"

[GuiUnattended]
OEMSkipRegional=1
TimeZone=85

[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1
Language=00000809

Hope this helps

Oli


Andrew Paiti said:
Good afternoon all from New Zealand,

Would like some assistance from those who wjhen performing an unattended
installion of W2K Pro require regional settings specific to their locale
i.e. in my case New Zealand.

This is an extract of the regional settings specified in my unattend.txt
file

[Regional Settings]
LanguageGroup=1
SystemLocale=00001409
UserLocale=00001409
InputLocale=1409:00000409

With these setting in place my system locale sets to English (New Zealand)
and for the input locale I have 2 entries for the installed input locales
i.e. EN English New Zealand and EN English (United States) which sets
itself
as the default .
Aaarrrggh

I do not want the EN English (United States) input locale!!!!!

Any advice would be appreciated

Thankyou in advance.

Andrew
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Good stuff, although you should be able to hit the nail on the head with
just the unattended answer file.

Cheers

Oli


Andrew Paiti said:
Thanks for that..

This has got me one step closer...

This sets EN engilish New Zealand as the default and by deleting a few
registry entries i can script the removeal of EN english it works
fine..and
all with no user intervention!

Andrew

Oli Restorick said:
Hi there

Here are the relevant lines from my UK file. I think that if you include a
"KeyboardLayout" line for New Zealand, I think that should fix it.

[Unattended]
KeyboardLayout="United Kingdom"

[GuiUnattended]
OEMSkipRegional=1
TimeZone=85

[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1
Language=00000809

Hope this helps

Oli


Andrew Paiti said:
Good afternoon all from New Zealand,

Would like some assistance from those who wjhen performing an
unattended
installion of W2K Pro require regional settings specific to their
locale
i.e. in my case New Zealand.

This is an extract of the regional settings specified in my
unattend.txt
file

[Regional Settings]
LanguageGroup=1
SystemLocale=00001409
UserLocale=00001409
InputLocale=1409:00000409

With these setting in place my system locale sets to English (New Zealand)
and for the input locale I have 2 entries for the installed input locales
i.e. EN English New Zealand and EN English (United States) which sets
itself
as the default .
Aaarrrggh

I do not want the EN English (United States) input locale!!!!!

Any advice would be appreciated

Thankyou in advance.

Andrew
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