Install east Asian languages on Windows server 2003

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  Hi,

  In general, the multi-language pack is not offered publicly and you can find it in the technet or msdn subscription If you have.Otherwise,you may google it.Good luck.

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  2010年8月5日 7:01

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  I do have a msdn subscription, but  I can't find East Asian languages pack for server 2003 in the technet or Microsoft download center, can you kindly tell me the location, thanks.
  

  2010年8月5日 8:07

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  Dear Customer,

   

  I therefore would like to provide the following information for your reference:

   

  How do I install support for East Asian languages without Windows installation disk?

  http://ask.metafilter.com/50141/How-do-I-install-support-for-East-Asian-languages-without-Windows-installation-disk

   

  I hope this helps. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to let me know. I am happy to be of further assistance.

   

  Sincerely,
  Tom Zhang

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  2010年8月6日 7:37

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  Thanks for your reply, the article seems tell something about "If you had a Windows installation disc mounted", still I haven't found the solution. Does the East Asian language files exist on my hard drive, I have done a deep search, without luck... Is there any standalone language packs we can download to install the language...

  2010年8月9日 1:52

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  firstly,  

  "install files for east Asian languages" is different with "milti-language pack".  

  with "support for east Asian lanugages" installed,  menu and UI is still original language, but it can display east Asian language characters correctly, for example:  a folder named in Chinese name.  without it, it will display as mess code.
  
  While, milti-lanugage pack provide more, it not only can display other language named folders / files properly, but also most OS menu and UI become new language displayed.

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  "install files for east Asian languages" is part of Windows, with very small size (no more than 20MB added after installation per my experience),  if you already have windows CD, no more charge for it. It is on Windows installation CD, no stand-alone installer.  for VM guest, it is very easy to mount an ISO file ( of windows installation CD) as it's CD-Rom, operation steps is similar on both MS or VMware production.  no need any 3rd party tools for mounting, this is VM production itself functionality. Maybe you need some tool (like UltraISO) to create ISO file from Windows installation CD if you don't have.

  While "milti -language pack" is a stand-alone producton, it is not free of charge. it has stand-alone installer, and with very large size, normally hundreds MB per language.

   

  for your reqirement, i think "install files for east Asian language" is enough, no need "milti language pack"

  • 已建议为答案 jrfly331Moderator 2010年8月9日 9:06
  • 已标记为答案 Xinxin Zhang 2010年8月17日 6:37

  2010年8月9日 6:02

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  Thanks Frank, very helpful, I will have a try and post the result here :)

  2010年8月12日 2:05

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  Hello, I have successfully installed East Asian language. As you suggested, when it notifies me to insert a disk, I manually mount an ISO file ( of windows installation CD) as it's CD-Rom in the host machine of the virtual machine, after that it begins copy language files. Thanks very much for your help :)
  

  • 已标记为答案 jrfly331Moderator 2010年8月17日 6:39

  2010年8月17日 6:37

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  Actually those who has encountered this problem normally do not have the cd requested while trying to install the language, maybe feasible to copy a file from another computer?

  Could you please tell me which file or which dicrectory has got all those files? I can copy it to a memory stick. I remember it will request manually point to a path where to copy all those files while trying to install the east asia language.

   

  thanks

  2011年7月13日 9:36

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  Is the file 'i386' under directory 'C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles' the file which is needed?

  2011年7月13日 9:42

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