Install Language Pack Windows Server 2012

• Note for RC users: If you have an edition of Visual Studio 2012 RC installed, you can upgrade it to the release version. Photoshop Cs3 Authorization Code Generator here. Before you upgrade, check the release notes for steps that might be required before you install the release version. Note: Cross-edition upgrades are not supported—for example, an upgrade from Visual Studio Premium 2012 RC to the release version of Visual Studio Ultimate 2012 is not supported, but an upgrade from Visual Studio Premium 2012 RC to the release version of Visual Studio Premium 2012 is supported.

This Language Pack is for Team Explorer for Visual Studio 2012 only, and has these pre-requisites: • Team Explorer must be installed before the Language Pack can be installed • The.NET Framework 4.5 Language Pack must be installed separately. • On this page, choose the Download button. • To install the software now, choose the Run button. • To save the download to your computer so that you can install it later, choose the Save button.

Note If you intend to run Initial Configuration (IC) from a client computer that does not support East-Asian languages, such as ja-jp, and if English is not included in the multilingual image on the server, the IC webpage will display squares. For the IC webpage to default to English, the multilingual image that you create must include English. Adding language packs to an image Language packs are available on the OEM Customization DVD. It is recommended that you copy the language packs to your technician computer before adding the language packs to the image. You must use the following command to install language packs: dism.exe /online /Add-Package /PackagePath:C: lp.cab For example, the following command shows how to add a German language pack: dism.exe /online /Add-Package /PackagePath:C: Users Administrator Desktop WindowsHomeServer-Product-r de-de lp.cab. Important You must also apply language packs for Windows Server Essentials to fully localize the operating system. Removing language packs from an image You can use the following command to remove a language pack that you no longer want to include in an image: dism.exe /online /Remove-Package /PackagePath:C: lp.cab For example, the following command shows how to remove a German language pack: dism.exe /online /Remove-Package /PackagePath:C: Users Administrator Desktop WindowsHomeServer-Product-r de-de lp.cab See Also.

Mar 26, 2015 Server 2012 R2 Display Language? Windows Server 2012 Setup Please refer the following KB to install the language pack and.