for the gory details of how to set this up. (Note this is commented out by default in the Config.xml file. This is done through an XML file fed to INTL.CPL customize the file as needed. Adding a language pack isn't enough - you have to tell Windows that you want it to be configured for all users. The needed components will be downloaded from Windows Update automatically and added to the running OS. Specify a list of features that you want to install, from the list at. You can download the language pack ISO from MSDN or VLSC.) (In a perfect world, these would be pulled from Windows Update, but there's no simple way to do that, hence the need to include these in the MSI. You can embed language pack CAB files into the MSI (place them into the LPs folder), and each will be automatically installed. Based on feedback, I added a few new items that you may also be interested in: In my earlier blog, I talked about creating an MSI that can be used to help configure Windows 10 with things that can't easily be done via MDM policies.
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