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By default, Microsoft only allows us to change the Windows 7 language on the expensive Windows 7 Ultimate / Enterprise editions. However, there is a simple trick that allows us to do a Windows 7 language change in Home Premium and Professional versions. In this guide, we will use Microsoft's language files and the free Vistalizator app to change the Windows 7 language in just a few minutes.
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Table of Contents
- Preparation
Preparation
While it's easy to change the Windows 7 language, it does need some preparation, both for the method to work, and to be prepared in case anything goes wrong.
Take a full Windows backup
Changing the Windows 7 language is an action that affects the system at a basic level. While in our tries we have never had a problem, nevertheless it's best to create a full Windows backup. As the old adage says, better safe than sorry.
For this, we suggest the use of AOMEI Backupper, a free application which is exceedingly easy to use and can recover our full Windows installation in mere minutes.
Do a full Windows update
Before we begin the procedure to change the Windows 7 language, it's essential that we have installed all Windows updates. There are a few updates that, if missing, will block us from the Windows 7 language change.
So, if we have a new installation or an old installation where we didn't bother with updating, we must go to Windows update by looking for it in search...
...and click on 'Check for updates'. This check could take a few minutes, especially if we've never checked for updates before.
Once we get the results, we should select all of the updates. Not just the 'important', which are pre-selected...
...but the 'optional' too.
Depending on the Windows' version, and the last time we did an update, the complete download could very well exceed one gigabyte in size.
After we install the updates and reboot, we should make a final check in Windows update, that there are no additional updates available. If there are more, we must install them too.
We might not need every single Windows update to change the Windows 7 language. In any case, though, having our Windows installation fully updated is essential for our system's security and well-being.
And, contrary to popular opinion, Windows Update doesn't slow Windows down.
So, we shouldn't quit until we installed every single update, and get the nice green checkmark on Windows update.
Download Vistalizator and our preferred language
The software that allows us to change the Windows 7 Language is called Vistalizator, and we will find it at http://www.froggie.sk/download.html.
The latest version, as of this writing, is v2.75, updated on March 25, 2016.
Vistalizator is a portable program that does not require an installation. The first time we run it, we will get a prompt to check for updates on startup. We can safely disable this prompt. After all, changing the Windows 7 Language is usually a one-time deal.
It's important to note our Windows version, whether it is 32 or 64-bit, and if it has SP1 or not.
Back on the Vistalizator download page, we select the proper link. For the example, it is 64-bit Windows 7 SP1.
There, we download the language of our choice.
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For the example, we will change the Windows 7 language from English to Spanish. Those links point to Microsoft's servers, so we know for a fact that they are legitimate. The size of the Spanish language file is just shy of 110MB.
Install and change Windows 7 language
Even though the language file we downloaded is an application file, we don't open it.
What we do is, on Vistalizator, click on the 'Add languages' button and select and open the file from our download folder.
Vistalizator will check the file integrity, and prompt us to install the language of our choice.
The program claims it might take up to 20 minutes, but it will usually take much less, typically under five minutes.
After that, it will ask us to change the Windows 7 Language. We click 'Yes'.
The current Vistalizator version 2.75 will always display an error. Don't worry, it's not a problem.
We just need to download a particular Windows update, by clicking on the link. Yes, even after we have installed hundreds of megabytes of updates.
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As with the language files, this is an official package from Microsoft.
This file is a 'Microsoft Update Standalone Package'. We double-click to open it and install it.
After a successful installation, we return to Vistalizator. We select the language of our choice and click on 'Change language'.
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We will still get the error...
...but this time we also get a message that 'No Windows update is necessary to be installed'.
After that, we just need to close the program.
It will prompt us to restart. We should do so.
The language has changed even at the boot level.
And we are ready. Se habla Español.
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If we want to revert to English Windows, we just fire up Vistalizator, choose English and click on 'Change language'.
Did you have any problem changing the Windows 7 language?
Most problems with Vistalizator are solved by manually installing the Windows updates the program suggests.
However, if you've done that, and you still can't change the Windows 7 language, leave us a comment with the exact error message you are getting.
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A new Microsoft website has just made life a little easier for anyone who's ever purchased a retail copy of Windows 7.
If your original installation DVD has been damaged or lost, you can now download the installation media in ISO format from the Microsoft Software Recovery site. (Previously, it was possible to download Windows 7 ISO media from Microsoft's online software distribution partner, Digital River, but those links stopped working last year.)
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You'll need a valid retail product key to unlock the download. After entering that key and selecting one of 19 available languages, you click a button that verifies the key you entered. If you pass that verification step, you can download the media. The ISO file can be used to burn a DVD, create a bootable USB flash drive, or install Windows in a virtual machine.
But before you get too excited, consider the limitations. The ISO download is for full retail copies of Windows 7 only, purchased in a shrink-wrapped box or from an authorized download site (including Microsoft itself). It won't work with Windows 7 OEM System Builder media, which is still available for sale from online merchants.
And not all retail keys will work. In my testing, the verification step failed and I was unable to download installation media when I used a product key from a Windows 7 upgrade edition purchased at retail. I was also unsuccessful at convincing the site to authorize a download using valid Retail keys obtained from Microsoft subscription services such as TechNet or MSDN.
If you're hoping that you can use this option to refresh or repair Windows on a PC that came with Windows 7 preinstalled, you're out of luck. Entering the product key from the Windows 7 Certificate of Authenticity attached to a PC in my office produced this error.
If you need to restore an OEM copy of Windows 7, you'll need to find your original installation media, beg the OEM for a replacement, or locate the compatible media from somewhere else.
Curiously, a separate Microsoft-hosted site allows you to download ISO files for Windows 8.1 without entering a product key at all.
Why are the rules for Windows 8.1 more relaxed?
The obvious difference is that anyone can install Windows 7 without entering a product key, allowing all of the operating system's features to be used for up to 30 days. And using a single command, you can 'rearm' that unactivated copy for up to three additional 30-day periods. By contrast, Windows 8.1 requires a valid product key for installation.
Hat tip to Lifehacker for first pointing this site out.
Update: For several hours after this story was first published, the Microsoft Software Recovery website was offline. It is now online again.