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Windows could not determine the language to use for Setup

Yanıt Windows could not determine the language to use for Setup

  • 21 Kasım 2011 Pazartesi 07:59
     
     
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    Hi,

    I am trying to remote install 64 bit Vista on few machines on the network. I have successfully implemented WDS which I am using to install XP unattened remotely using WinPE 2.0.  So WDS part is working fine.

     

    Now I prepared a New Image with by modifying the winpe.wim image from Amd64 folder of AIK Tools\PETools.

    Once loaded through PXE booting, this image is going to map a shared drive from server where I have 64bit Vista installation DVD dumped and run the setup.exe with following command line

    z:\Vista64\setup.exe /unattend:z:\Vista64\unattend.xml

    But this is giving me error which says "Windows could not determine the language to use for Setup. Error code 0x80004005". Yes ofcouse I googled found few posts which says about missing lang.ini and I verified I have a lang.ini with following content in the sources folder in the shared folder dump of Vista64

     

    [Available UI Languages]

    en-US = 1

    [Fallback Languages]

    en-US = en-us

    Now I am stuck and I dont know what did I do wrong. Could anyone help with this situation?

    Thanx & regards

    Dotfish

     

     

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  • 22 Kasım 2011 Salı 08:55
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    Hi,

     

    Please check if the configurations for the language are correct:

     

    Limitations of Language Packs

     

    Regards,

     

    Sabrina

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