![]() ![]() ![]() But in earlier Windows there were some compatibility bugs in the Greek version that were not in the English version. The only advantage using a Greek Windows version is that all settings are automatically set to Greek, so a novice user has nothing to worry about. Once we change it to Greek and restart all legacy programs display correctly in Greek. My problems usually arise from legacy (non-Unicode) programs that try to display Greek and display garbage because the language for non-Unicode programs (in Regional Settings) is set to English US rather than Greek. ![]() I'm not aware though of any program requiring a specific Windows language to install. Here in Greece, we can install the English version and then install the Greek Language Pack if we want Greek interface. If you have done all these and changed the default display language to Japanese, you should be able to install the Japanese version without any issue. Have you tried to load the Japanese Language Pack (Control Panel -> Languages, Add Language), set your time/date settings to Japanese and your region to Japan? I think this last one, your region, is what makes the version install or not. ![]()
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