You have to add OnDemand-files for your language and also Windows update (especially lcu/ssu) It'll work after that
Have you also downloaded Windows updates and added rhem to Updates-folder? If so are they processed and added? I can build an ISO tomorrow evening when I get home
Yes, I have tried windows update. You can’t imagine how many times I have tried to update it. I spent two or three months without finding a solution. I've also tried adding update files with NTLITE, or using the dism command, still the same result
you don't need windows update or ntlite, you just need to read and understand how W10MUI works you should add: 1. lang files to the Langs folder 2. all fod files for your languages to the OnDemand folder 3. latest W10UI script and full updates set to the Updates folder 4. all the files from windows adk (winpe add-on) WinPE_OCs folder to the WinPE\amd64\WinPE_OCs folder (for 32-bit OS it's WinPE\x86\WinPE_OCs) use base ISO as your source (26100.1 or resetbased 26100.1742 for Windows 11 24H2), you can get it on UUP dump
Thank you for your reply. The final iso I tried now is the same as the picture you provided. So now it is displayed in the form of "continue in english","使用简体中文继续" instead of "YES", "是". So Microsoft has updated the display method, and it is correct to display it like this in 23H2 or 24H2?
@abbodi1406 I have a request from the developer of the script. If possible, find the main language of the iso file at the beginning of the command, and ask the user whether to delete it or not. If the user approves, for example, if he found the en-us language, remove this language.
Why would you want to remove the original language? You could just get the ISO in the language you're integrating then
I don't know if this is correct, but from my experience, it should normally display "YES""是", not "Continue in english","使用简体中文继续", because I have other multi-language 23H2 ISO that display "YES", maybe Microsoft has made changes to this,This is what confuses me, and I can't find the answer anywhere.
As far as I can remember (for w11 atleast) it always said "continue in <language>" but again, its not wrong or corrupt anything so