yes it found in iso file .... but when i install it's don't appear in setup ... i will became crazy why to you it's show while i don't show in install ....
open the lang.ini file in the iso, it had to look like this: Code: [Available UI Languages] ar-SA = 2 en-US = 3 [Fallback Languages] en-US = en-us
yes it like this but it's don't work (i mean arabic language don't appear to me when i install windows) ...
can i use this with : MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.8.1.SINGLE.LANGUAGE.RTM.X64.ENGLISH.DVD-WZT MICROSOFT.WINDOWS.8.1.SINGLE.LANGUAGE.RTM.X86.ENGLISH.DVD-WZT
i don't need to make all thing in arabic i want to make an iso contain two language arabic and english ... do i need to setup "Windows Preinstallation Environment" ??? i don't make my iso same this i want to make same this but instead of united kingdom i want Arabic ar-sa and english en-un
Thank you so much for your script. But I had a problem with the MUI4 script when the install.wim had more than 1 image in it. It skipped the language install and started exporting the install.wim and built the iso. It works perfectly with an iso who only have 1 image in the install.wim. MUI2 script works perfect though. Hope you will fix the MUI4 script. Thank you so much for your hard and good work.
Fixed the problem was with this command to specify install.wim indexes count: Spoiler Code: FOR /F "tokens=2 delims=: " %%i in ('dism.exe /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:%DVDPATH%\sources\install.wim ^| findstr /e "[0-9]"') DO set VERSIONS=%%~i the command works if install.wim is windows 7 or 8 (which i test), but it's not working with windows 8.1 my fault was i didn't test it with 8.1 first before i add it i re-added the old imagex command Thanks for the report, and sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you so much. Everything seems to work perfectly now Btw, can I use this script for adding language packs to win7 install.wim also?
no, win7 needs some adjusments to fit and actually i already made a script for windows 7, but i did not had the intention to publish it here maybe i will soon
Hi! Is it o.k fully apply to 5 Asian Languages (i.e. Korean), too? Before asking this issue, I have to test first with Script but I don't. Please ...