Now: Tablet Won't Boot Updated to "Display Language

Now: Tablet Won't Boot Updated to "Display Language

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    Mike Murley
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    Fun.

    Used DISM.exe to install the English US language pack, that leaves me with a “no valid system language” error.  When I try to do a clean install of Win10, the blue advanced options screen won’t respond.

    Is there a way to get the tablet to boot from  USB drive that isn’t obvious?

     

     

     

    Have watched and done the Ten Forums tutorial about 20 times.  Created the Administrator account so as to try logging in to different accounts.  Display language remains Chinese (PRC) no matter what I do.

    When I go to the Control Panel>Region>Administrative Tab I get screen A below.  When I click on the top “copy settings” button, it takes me to screen B below, which shows (from top to bottom) Display Language – Chinese Simplified; input language – English (US); Format – English (US) and Location- US.

    No matter what I do, the display language doesn’t change.  I’ve added different languages, set them as default and logged out and logged back in – no change.

    I never get the pop up telling me that the default will change after the next restart.

    Screen A: Click Here

    Screen B: Click Here

    #23684
    Mike Murley
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    So on the Language screen it looks like this (Screen C: Click Here).  Underneath the Simlified Chines (PRC) it says Windows Display Language.  Under the English (US) it says something like “only allow the use of a language pack”.  Under that, the three buttons are “set as default language” then “options” then “delete”.

    If I click “set as default”s like Screen D:Click Here   Notice that Chinese remains the display language, even though English is the default?

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