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Hi there. I've followed the excellent guide on this site (thanks Niall!) for integrating Language Interface Packs into a Task Sequence and it seems to work pretty well for me. Something i thought of though, let's say for arguments sake that i rollout Win 10 1607 with a bunch of LIP's in a Task Sequence and further down the line i have a number of different computers with different LIP's installed. I now want to upgrade these machines to Windows 10 1703. Given that there are different LIP's for each build of Windows 10 I'd suspect that i would need to also upgrade the LIP on any machine where a 1607 LIP is installed. Is that a correct assumption? Assuming that it is, i was wondering how do i programatically identify machines that have, say, a Japanese LIP installed, so that when their OS is upgraded to 1703 that the Japanese 1703 LIP also gets installed? Anyone tackled this scenario before? Thanks

Hi there Seem to have a problem with Language Interface Packs and Windows 10 1607 in a Task Sequence deployment. I've followed the guide on this site and that part seems to work (at least partly). Date/Time is displayed in the language of the LIP I installed (Chinese Traditional) but if i launch Windows Explorer, for example, the menus and labels are all still in English. If, however, i run a Task Sequence that installs the OS in English and manually apply the LIP after the TS completes using DISM from a command line then Windows Explorer shows all labels and menus in Chinese Traditional (this is the desired outcome). Any ideas where i might be going wrong in my TS?