Change the windows language

hi,
First, sorry for my english but i'm Belgian from french community...
I buy a thinkstation s20 in germany and i received the workstation with windows vista 32 bit in german.
Is it possible to change the os language (german to french)?
Thanks,
Daf74

Hello everyone,
the change of language is available on Ultimate - that's how MS is positioning different versions of Windows.
You also do not get Multimedia Center support on some versions. That's a fact.
Also it is necessary to state that if you are not using Ultimate version you are not allowed to change language. That's what license says. Despite you can try tweking (as links above) or get set of Recovery DVDs with different language - it is not legal. Yes, from technical perspective it might work (also MS can put in place advanced Genuine check) it is not correct and legal.
Using diferrent language othe than you've bough is the same like downloading pirate copy from internet as us it - both are from MS perpective same crimes - illegal usage of their SW.
Jan
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Product Marketing
(not a technical support)
http://blog.lenovo.com/author/jsolar/

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