Dear respected friend@abbodi1406, I need your help with an issue on the UUPDump website. When the image creation script is localized into Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese, the Windows 10/11 version name appears blank in the command-line window when creating a virtual edition. However, if I do not localize the script, the virtual edition will not be created according to the corresponding language of the image (such as Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese), and its name will be displayed in English instead. I tried to solve this problem by localizing the script, but that only led to another issue. Therefore, I am asking for your guidance on how to fix this: Either make the virtual edition name match the image language (rather than English), or resolve the blank virtual edition name issue caused by localization.
@GaaraGAMA ru-ru, zh-cn, zh-tw languages can't properly reserve original description due batch script limited unicode support so a generic english name is used https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1665150/ https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1660974/ https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1824702/
@abbodi1406 I have not tried to play with the encoding of the command line, such as using a common one at the very beginning of the script. Code: chcp 65001 And then, for example, when processing wimlib-imagex and viewing a language command echo related to Chinese indexes: Code: if /i [!langid!]==[zh-cn] chcp 936 if /i [!langid!]==[zh-tw] chcp 950 After displaying the information, they will return to the 65001 encoding. And yes, the whole batch file should be in UTF-8 encoding.
@boblan Did you enroll to insider? conversion log is not needed, as it's completed OK for online servicing, check CBS.log to see what files are corrupted / repair missing
@abbodi1406 Thanks for uup-converter-wimlib-125r I have logged Bug report with MS to fix issue with Experimental Builds 26300 & 26340.