Setting the language does not change the language of Windows menus and dialogs, but it does allow you to display text in other languages and to enter text in other languages. To put it simply, changing the language does not change the language of the menus and dialogs of Windows or Windows applications like Internet Explorer. Sadly changing the language of Windows only is not possible in the "normal" versions of Windows XP, only in the multilingunal version.
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Yeah dude u are correct. I got that info Yesterday while googling..
I installed MUI packs of Chinese and English..But was of no use...
The Chinese Laptop is not deteching My Windows XP ( Duplicate CD , English Version ) Cd and marks as blank cd? What shall I Do? Isnt there any way to convert the langauge with a fresh installation?
One more thing Long Ago I heard Some CD Drives accept Original CDs only and shows blank with duplicate... How true it is?