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| havoc.ghost wrote: | | there isnt like a update you can do to change your language preference. maybe like a service pack or driver or some sort? |
No, Microsoft ships versions according to where they will be sold. So you will have to purchase a Spanish-language version if you need that capability.
"Microsoft always ships localized versions of the Windows® operating system for use in multilingual environments. The international Windows team releases localized versions of the operating system within a predictable period of time after the release of each English version. With this history and experience, the engineering process for localizing the Windows user interface has improved steadily over time. Today, Microsoft ships 24 localized versions of Windows XP"
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457045.aspx
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