Windows 8 easy to install rich language packs

We know that Win7 also supports multiple languages, but you need to go to the optional update of Windows Update or the Microsoft website download center to get the language pack. Windows 8 has made a more intimate simplification of the system language settings. In the control panel, a new "language" option has been designed. Users can easily add or change the display language, input language, etc. in one-stop service, which is very convenient.

The easiest step is to move the mouse to the lower left corner in the Win8 interface and select “Control Panel” from the right-click menu.
Left: To the traditional Windows desktop of Win8, move the mouse to the lower left corner and select “ldquo; control panel” from the right-click menu. Right: Start the screen in Win8, move the mouse to the lower left corner, from the right-click menu. Select “Control Panel”

After entering Win8's control panel, we select the “Clock, Language and Region” category under “Add Language”, which is a new addition to the Win8 system. .
Icon: Select “Clock, Language and Region>; under the category "Add Language"

In the "Language" setting panel, we can see the language in the current system. Kind, we click “add language”.
Icon: Select “Add Language"

In the Win8"Add Language" setting panel, we can see all the languages ​​supported by Win8 system, which is very rich. We can group different languages ​​according to the language, such as "language name" The following list of languages ​​sorts the language categories alphabetically for easy searching. We choose Arabic.

After entering Arabic, we can see a more detailed classification in the "region variable". Select the language you want and click the “Add” button in the lower right corner.
Icon: Select language to add

Win8 system will automatically complete the selected language download and install update. According to different language packages and network speed, the download speed will be different, please be patient.

After the installation is complete, we can see the list of installed languages ​​in Win8's language settings panel. Here we can also prioritize the installed languages ​​by clicking the "Up" button, “ > You can also delete unwanted language packs.

Click on the specific language and in the "Language Options" panel we can see the corresponding input method.

Microsoft has said that the development team re-imagined the display language experience during the development of Windows 8. Microsoft is trying to reposition the language from a "local market function" to a "feature for global users", hoping users can use the language they are most familiar with on any Windows 8 device.

With the flexible and convenient multi-language support of Win8 system, multinational companies no longer have to worry about the computer system problems of branch offices distributed in different languages ​​around the world. For those areas where communication equipment is relatively lagging and the mainstream language is relatively uncommon, operation The scarcity of system language types is no longer a barrier to trade incompatibility … … Windows 8 helps users truly communicate without boundaries.