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| | Good info for users of localized, non-US versions of Vista Ultimate Hi I had this great doubt before buying a non-US localized version of Vista Ultimate (specifically Portuguese): was it able to receive all the latest updates as the US version? Yes, but you first have to go to Vista Updates and get the "English Language Pack", install it, logoff, login and run Windows Update again: there you will see all the updates that were not designed to you localized version. That overcomes the frustration of non-US users not being able to get, for example, the DreamScene Preview. Just put the OS in English and there you go: DreamScene on the list of available updates. Edric |
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| | Re: Good info for the Vista general group. This is setup. Why post this on a group for Vista setup issues. It's not relevant to Vista setup. CH "Edric" <ebfilho@msn.com> wrote in message news:OLNCRCeUHHA.528@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Hi > > I had this great doubt before buying a non-US localized version of Vista > Ultimate (specifically Portuguese): was it able to receive all the latest > updates as the US version? > > Yes, but you first have to go to Vista Updates and get the "English > Language Pack", install it, logoff, login and run Windows Update again: > there you will see all the updates that were not designed to you localized > version. > > That overcomes the frustration of non-US users not being able to get, for > example, the DreamScene Preview. Just put the OS in English and there you > go: DreamScene on the list of available updates. > > Edric |
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| | Re: Good info for the Vista general group. This is setup. I thought it was, since setting up a dual-language installation for having access to several language-specific updates could be more pertaining to this group to any other, IMHO. Anyway, sorry for disturbing your group patrolling service... Edric "Chad Harris" <vistaneedsmuchowork.net> wrote in message news:OU8NKleUHHA.5060@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Why post this on a group for Vista setup issues. It's not relevant to > Vista setup. > > CH > > "Edric" <ebfilho@msn.com> wrote in message > news:OLNCRCeUHHA.528@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >> Hi >> >> I had this great doubt before buying a non-US localized version of Vista >> Ultimate (specifically Portuguese): was it able to receive all the latest >> updates as the US version? >> >> Yes, but you first have to go to Vista Updates and get the "English >> Language Pack", install it, logoff, login and run Windows Update again: >> there you will see all the updates that were not designed to you >> localized version. >> >> That overcomes the frustration of non-US users not being able to get, for >> example, the DreamScene Preview. Just put the OS in English and there you >> go: DreamScene on the list of available updates. >> >> Edric > |
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