This will remove its language pack too.Īlternatively, you can open a new command prompt window and type the following command. To uninstall a language pack, go to Settings - Time & Language and remove the required language from the list of installed languages. Later, you might change your mind and would want to remove the language pack you installed. The selected language will be used as your display language the next time you sign in to your user account.
Under its name, click the button "Set as default". In the list of installed languages, select your language again. Wait until it is downloaded and return to the previous page. On the next page, if a language pack is available for the selected language, you'll see the Download button under "Language options -> Download language pack". The Options button will appear under its name. On the right, select the language you want to display Windows 10 in. On the left, click on the Region & Language. It is covered in detail in the previous article " How To Add a Language in Windows 10".Īssuming that you have already added the desired language in the list, configure the operating system as described below. To change display language in Windows 10, do the following.įirst of all, you need to add your language to the list of installed languages. How to install an MUI language CAB file in Windows 10 If you need to install a language pack from a *.cab file that you downloaded earlier, refer to the following article instead: It will be downloaded from the Internet automatically when available. Note: This article describes how to install a language pack online. It is also possible to have a different display language for each user account. By installing one or several language packs, you can switch your Windows display language on-the-fly. The folder name changed from that first garbled line I mentioned to うめてんてーへちょ絵風まどか☆マギカセット20110423.Windows 10 supports language packs. 
Update 2: Here's the filenames before switching the locale to Japanese: So WinZip, 7zip, and Windows Explorer do not work.
Update: I just tried it with WinZip, and had the same problem. Is there some way I can do this without setting Windows back to Japanese? I've also tried running 7zip using AppLocale but that doesn't seem to do anything. I've worked around this before by setting Windows to use Japanese by default for non-Unicode applications, but that does funny things to other programs.
They include a 3D model file and it's resources, so if I don't extract it with the right names, the model won't load right. I'm trying to extract files from a zip file on Windows 7.
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