Windows 8.1 MUI Deployment vs default metro app language

Hi,
I try to deploy a Windows 8.1 Enterprise image with 2 languages, but when the Windows is deployed, the language of the metro apps (Bing news, ....) are not in the correct language.
I have start my GOLD IMAGE with a Windows 8.1 x64 Enterprise French.  After that, I have added the English Language Pack.  I have make a sysprep to the windows 8.1 with the two language (original language is french).  I have import the .WIM
in SCCM to deploy it.
When I deploy the WIM image to a new computer with the default language french (set in unattend.xml), the first time a user open a session on the computer, the metro apps are in english (Windows Store, Bings News....).  I'm unable to have the metro
app deployed with the corresponding language.
When I deploy by default in english, no problem!  I don't know what is wrong, normally, the initial OS is french and i'm unable to have metro app in french!
Thank you,
Steve
Steve

Hi,
Considering that it's related to local or language settings.
By the way, I would like to know which part in your Windows store or Bing app display as English, the settings and UI or only the content in these apps.
I recommend you change all local or language settings in the unattended file as French to see what's going on.
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

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