Changing the system language in Windows 8 can be a complicated process, especially if you don’t understand the current language. If you’ve sat down at a Windows computer and found it’s in an unfamiliar language, trying to puzzle out where the language options are located can take a while. This process is now easy and available to everyone on Windows 8..
Step 1 :
1. Press the Windows key + C, and click on
Settings .
2. Change the settings of the PC.
3. Go on the General tab and make a click on
Language Preferences (Languages) .
4. Click on Add Language.
Select the language, there may be variants of
the language.
Example:Deutsch > Add and confirm.
The selected language appears.
5. To the right of the language chosen to click on
Option.
6. Click on " Download and install the language
pack "
7. The pack will be downloaded and installed.
.
Step 2 :
1. On the Start page, type language, and make
sure that the search scope is set to Settings.
2. In the Results panel, click or tap Language .
3. In the Change your language preferences
pane, click or tap Add a language .
4. Browse or search for the language that you
want to install.
For example, select Catalan , and then click or
tap Add. Catalan is now added as one of your
languages.
5. In the Change your language preferences
pane, click or tap Options next to the
language that you added.
6. If a language pack is available to download for
your language, click or tap Download and
install language pack.
7. When the language pack is installed, the
language is displayed as available to use for
the Windows display language.
8. To make this language your display language,
move it to the top of your language list.
9. Log off and then log back on to Windows for
the change to take effect.
Note that: Your PC must be connected to the
internet, to download the language packs
Administrator rights are required to install a
language pack.
If you install many additional language packs,
the disk space and system performance are
affected. In particular, disk space and system
performance are affected during servicing
operations, such as Service Pack installations.
Therefore, we recommend that you only add a
language pack to your computer if you will use
the language pack.
Language packs also let multiple users who
share a computer select distinct display
languages. For example, one user can select to
see the dialog boxes, menus, and other text in
Japanese, whereas another user can select to
see the same content in French.
Step 1 :
1. Press the Windows key + C, and click on
Settings .
2. Change the settings of the PC.
3. Go on the General tab and make a click on
Language Preferences (Languages) .
4. Click on Add Language.
Select the language, there may be variants of
the language.
Example:Deutsch > Add and confirm.
The selected language appears.
5. To the right of the language chosen to click on
Option.
6. Click on " Download and install the language
pack "
7. The pack will be downloaded and installed.
.
Step 2 :
1. On the Start page, type language, and make
sure that the search scope is set to Settings.
2. In the Results panel, click or tap Language .
3. In the Change your language preferences
pane, click or tap Add a language .
4. Browse or search for the language that you
want to install.
For example, select Catalan , and then click or
tap Add. Catalan is now added as one of your
languages.
5. In the Change your language preferences
pane, click or tap Options next to the
language that you added.
6. If a language pack is available to download for
your language, click or tap Download and
install language pack.
7. When the language pack is installed, the
language is displayed as available to use for
the Windows display language.
8. To make this language your display language,
move it to the top of your language list.
9. Log off and then log back on to Windows for
the change to take effect.
Note that: Your PC must be connected to the
internet, to download the language packs
Administrator rights are required to install a
language pack.
If you install many additional language packs,
the disk space and system performance are
affected. In particular, disk space and system
performance are affected during servicing
operations, such as Service Pack installations.
Therefore, we recommend that you only add a
language pack to your computer if you will use
the language pack.
Language packs also let multiple users who
share a computer select distinct display
languages. For example, one user can select to
see the dialog boxes, menus, and other text in
Japanese, whereas another user can select to
see the same content in French.