How to install Chinese language pack into a fresh new Windows XP system
Friday, 11. September 2009, 22:59:27
So you are trapped after reinstalled Windows XP: cannot read or write Chinese, Korean or Japanese.
1: If you have an official Windows Installation CD, then just insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM and execute the following steps:
1.1: Open the Regional and Language Options in Windows:
1.2: Check the Install files for East Asian languages option:
1.3: Set the Language for non-Unicode programs to Chinese in the Advanced tab:
1.4: Reboot!
2: If you have no official Windows Installation CD but a ghost system, or simply a recovery CD, it's recommended to follow the next steps:
2.1: Download the Windows XP SP3 RTM Multilingual User Interface (MUI) Pack, which is a 5 CD .iso image. Here just download the CD1.
2.2: Install it and reboot.
2.3: Do the step 1.1-1.4.
1: If you have an official Windows Installation CD, then just insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM and execute the following steps:
1.1: Open the Regional and Language Options in Windows:
1.2: Check the Install files for East Asian languages option:
1.3: Set the Language for non-Unicode programs to Chinese in the Advanced tab:
1.4: Reboot!
2: If you have no official Windows Installation CD but a ghost system, or simply a recovery CD, it's recommended to follow the next steps:
2.1: Download the Windows XP SP3 RTM Multilingual User Interface (MUI) Pack, which is a 5 CD .iso image. Here just download the CD1.
2.2: Install it and reboot.
2.3: Do the step 1.1-1.4.
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