Difference Between Language
Does anybody here was able to see the difference between a Windows 7 installation disk in another language than English and a Windows 7 installed in English + a language pack (MUI)?
Personally, I don't see any. But I think my MUI (French) is still incomplete because there is some places in Windows which are still in English.
Note: The question is valid for any language.
View Replies (Posted: 05-08-2009)
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