Add Multilingual Support to Windows 10 Distribution - automated batch script

i had already the same as above except VdeleteSource=1
VdeleteSource=1 is this command who leave it with only Education?

 

Deletes pro, the source used for creating Education.

 

understand
thanks for help

 

[WARNING] Ignoring extended attributes of 1 files
(use --unix-data mode to extract these)
"ISODIR/sources/boot.wim" original size: 408451 KiB
Using LZX compression with 4 threads
Archiving file data: 1073 MiB of 1073 MiB (100%) done
"ISODIR/sources/boot.wim" optimized size: 402596 KiB
Space saved: 5854 KiB

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@abbodi1406

Need W11MUI to add language packs to Windows 11 distribution.

The W10UI doesn't support the new languages added in windows 11.

which doesn't have such a file "Microsoft-Windows-Common-Foundation-Package*10.*.mum"

(Windows 11 22000 have 43 languages and Windows 10 21H1 only has 38 languages)

exp:

Code:

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Prepare work directories
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Detect language packs details
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ERROR: microsoft-windows-client-languagepack-package_ca-es-amd64-ca-es.esd is not a valid Windows 10 LangPack
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Press any Key to Exit.

 

@abbodi1406

So if releases W11MUI, the logic should changed to:

if there's no "Microsoft-Windows-Common-Foundation-Package*10.*.mum" inside the "microsoft-windows-client-languagepack-package_ca-es-amd64-ca-es.esd", not report the error, But check the "microsoft-windows-client-languagepack-package_en-us-amd64-en-us.esd" or "base system language is en-us" instead.