win 7 chinese version download Free Download Windows 7 Professional 64 bits in Traditional Chinese. Y ou can download Windows 7 Professional 64-bits in Traditional Chinese . The Windows 7 package that you download is original and absolutely legal, once you've downloaded Windows 7 Professional 64-bits have 30-day trial and then you'll have to activate properly licensed. The Windows 7 Professional 64-bits with Service Pack (SP1) are going to download is in ISO format, to pass it to DVD is the next process. The file you will download is in ISO format. Free Download Windows 7 Professional 64 bits Traditional Chinese. Windows 7 Ultimate 32 to 64 Bit. Hi again. I'm the guy who lives in China. asked previously about changing Windows 7 Ultimate from Chinese to English. Got my laptop. My Chinese IT guy downloaded the update needed to switch to English. When the system tried to reboot, I got the "User Profile not loaded" error message. ONE HOUR out of the container. and I was ready to put it back in the box and ship it. Couldn't fix the problem. remember, this is a professional Chinese IT guy. everything was still in Chinese. and so he got me going. but with the 32- bit version. I still have all my CDs. Am I right to assume I can use my system's CDs to change to the 64-bit version? Subscribe Subscribe to RSS feed. Report abuse. Replies (5) and so he got me going. but with the 32-bit version. I still have all my CDs. Am I right to assume I can use my system's CDs to change to the 64-bit version? That's impossible for anyone on this forum to know - whatever Dell (if you did get a Dell as you planned) provided you with is what you can reinstall. If they only gave you 32 bit then the restore media will only restore 32bit - you will have to check what you have, you may only have one or if you're luck they gave you both. Got my laptop. My Chinese IT guy downloaded the update needed to switch to English. When the system tried to reboot, I got the "User Profile not loaded" error message. Couldn't fix the problem. remember, this is a professional Chinese IT guy. everything was still in Chinese. Did he use the correct bit type? There are 32 and 64 bit MUI's for changing language. But the error could have been caused by something else. Win 7 chinese version download. When will LIPS in Danish (Language Pack) for Windows Server 2016 be released? Thanks in advance. Answers. (Works only en eval-version of 2016) Control Panel –> Language -> Add Language -> Danish –> Add. Click on Options (for the language you selected) -> Windows Display language -> Download and install language pack. After downloading go to C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution – and look for lp.cab in the newest folder J. Marked as answer by Mike_Denmark Tuesday, October 4, 2016 6:27 AM. All replies. Thanks for your post. As far as I know, Windows Server 2016 Language Pack hasn't been released. Below screenshot shows the current avaliable language listed. Based on the previous version, there should be some time delay for language pack released. We recommend you wait for more time. Windows 7 language packs are available for computers that are running Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 7 Enterprise. Windows 7 language packs are available for computers that are running Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 7 Enterprise. The Windows 7 language packs can be installed only from the Optional Updates section in Windows Update. However, these language packs are not available on the Microsoft Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server or through the Microsoft Download Center. To download and install a Windows 7 language pack, follow these steps: Start Microsoft Update. To do this, click Start. Proposed as answer by Mark P [MSFT] Friday, January 14, 2011 10:46 PM Marked as answer by Cloud_TS Monday, January 17, 2011 7:46 AM. There are 2 ways to get extra languages, Language Packs (LPs) and Language Interface Packs (LIPs). LIPs contain translations of fewer screens and dialogs but they are available for any edition of Windows 7. As you can see from the table, Malay is an LIP; that's why you are able to install it. On the other hand, both Chinese languages are Language Packs, which only install on Ultimate or Enterprise. Proposed as answer by Andre.Ziegler Saturday, January 15, 2011 9:11 PM Marked as answer by Cloud_TS Monday, January 17, 2011 7:46 AM. All replies. Windows 7 language packs are available for computers that are running Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 7 Enterprise. Windows 7 language packs are available for computers that are running Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows 7 Enterprise. The Windows 7 language packs can be installed only from the Optional Updates section in Windows Update. However, these language packs are not available on the Microsoft Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server or through the Microsoft Download Center. To download and install a Windows 7 language pack, follow these steps: Start Microsoft Update. To do this, click Start. Proposed as answer by Mark P [MSFT] Friday, January 14, 2011 10:46 PM Marked as answer by Cloud_TS Monday, January 17, 2011 7:46 AM. As I've said, I've tried for months. I've tried this already. Did you read the 2 KBs? Do you have Windows 7 Ultimate or Enterprise? According to the KBs you cannot download the language packs. The only way to get them is through update. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. ” "Ultimate Edition users can download and install language packs from the Microsoft Windows Update site . MSDN subscribers can download language packs from MSDN download center . Registered OEMs can obtain the language packs as part of an OEM kit. Enterprises can obtain language packs through their Microsoft Volume Licensing agreements. Server language pack can be obtained from the Microsoft Download Center." (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/ee461121.aspx) Judging by your second screenshot ("Keyboards and Languages" without the part for installing and changing display languages), you don't have an Ultimate Edition. So, even if you could find an (unofficial) way to download what you want, how do you think to install it? "192 GB ought to be enough for anybody." (from the miniseries "Next Generation's Jokes") You can find your Windows 7 edition by: Open the Start menu. Enter "System" and click on the "System" entry, this will open up Control Panel. You will find the edition at the top right underneath Windows edition . For example, I have Enterprise edition and it says "Windows 7 Enterprise" for me. If you do not have Enterprise or Ultimate edition, you won't be able to install language packs as Rick has mentioned. Hey, it's Corey-XZ for some reason I needed to make a new ID? Anyways, I read on another website that if you download any language you get the option in Keyboard and Languages to install and uninstall a language. I have the Home Edition. Now I have the option to do it because I downloaded the Malay LIP and installed it manually. I need a Alternative download link for Chinese so I can install it. I've searched everywhere but they all say Windows Updates! No, I just signed in the wrong email, eh. Well, so far I am stuck with the Malay pack trying to get the Chinese one. I need a alternative download. Hi Corey, there is no supported way to install a Chinese language pack on the Home (Home Premium) edition. And people kept telling me it was impossible to get any other language because I can't install it, but hey, here I am stuck with a Malaysian Laptop now. My Welcome screen says Salatang or something. I know there is a Alternative Chinese Language pack out there somewhere :/. Thank you for your help, but I'm not giving up on this. There are 2 ways to get extra languages, Language Packs (LPs) and Language Interface Packs (LIPs). LIPs contain translations of fewer screens and dialogs but they are available for any edition of Windows 7. As you can see from the table, Malay is an LIP; that's why you are able to install it. On the other hand, both Chinese languages are Language Packs, which only install on Ultimate or Enterprise. Proposed as answer by Andre.Ziegler Saturday, January 15, 2011 9:11 PM Marked as answer by Cloud_TS Monday, January 17, 2011 7:46 AM. I searched the internet for Windows 7 Language Packs and ran across some information that might be useful: http://www.ghacks.net/2010/04/30/install-windows-7-language-packs-in-all-editions/ http://www.froggie.sk/download.html http://www.froggie.sk/7lp32rtm.html Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. ” I think what needs to be addressed is this in the past with windows if you had lets say windows Home or windows Pro you could install language packs . now windows 7 and above you have to pay extra for a enterprise version which in the past if you had a enterprise version of windows was a copy of windows that was made exclusively for large businesses like HP, Micron and other large firms who bought a few copies with like 100 hundred computers you could use teh same pass key on. Also for the software pirates Gold cause they could make a killing building computers for people and installing the pirated enterprise windows on a computer and teh clients would not have a issue with upgrades. What the original poster was saying is they need to revert there windows back to what they started with. as far as making language packs exclusive to only 2 windows versions only and saying that a Windows Home Premium user who happens to buy a computer or laptop in the usa or another country has no rights to getting any language pack other than what was able to be gotten from teh country they got their computer from is wrong. is there any consideration to consider that maybe a father who is away on business who is in japan buys a laptop for his kid while overseas as a i love you and miss you gift and put some stuff like pics and videos on the laptop to personalize it for the kid as teh kid is stuck with a computer with langages they may not know? Microsoft should make all language packs ava to whatever windos 7 one uses . after all we are supposed to become globally united yes. How much is that special versions of windows to cost is it a extra 200 dollars to have teh same windows with just a few added bells and whistles that maybe ya dont even use 3/4's of . seriously. yea haw i spent 200 bucks to get about 600 extra megs of usesless stuff so i can use language packs . lets be real. hey does Windows 10 have teh same thing ? Get Free Upgrade of windows 10 but if you want language packs ops forget the free Windows 10 download ya really need to buy teh windows 10 Ultimate Enterprise edition for 400 dollars? How to change Windows 7 language from English to Chinese? To install a different language - Multilingual User Interface (MUI) - you need to have Windows 7 Ultimate. Anytime Upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate Type Anytime Upgrade in the Search programs and files box in the Start menu and click on the Windows Anytime Upgrade icon. From there, you can buy an Anytime Upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate. Then your can enter your Anytime Upgrade product key and perform a simple upgrade to Windows 7 Ultimate so you can install a different language. Install Language Pack in Windows 7 Ultimate. 1. Start -> All Programs --> Windows Update --> Optional Updates. 2. Open optional Updates and go to the section Windows 7 Language Packs. 3. Tick the Language Pack you want and hit OK 4. Proceed with Install Updates 5. Depiction of Windows 7 downloading a Language Pack 6. Automatic install initiated after download. How to change the Windows 7 Display Language: 1. Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Clock, Language, and Region / Change the display language 2. Switch the display language in the Choose a display language dropdown menu. 3. Click OK 4. Log off for the changes to take effect (This will affect only the user profile under which you are currently logged on).