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MUI: Windows 2000, 2003 and XP Description: This document covers some initial steps to take when experiencing issues with the Windows 2000/Windows Server 2003/Windows XP Multilanguage User Interface (MUI). The Multilingual User Interface Pack is a set of language specific resource files that can be added to the English version of Windows 2000, 2003 or XP.

When installed on the English version of Windows, MUI allows the user interface language of the operating system to be changed according to the preferences of individual users. What versions of Windows are supported by MUI? MUI was introduced in the Windows 2000 timeframe and is available for: • Windows XP Professional • Windows XP for Tablet PC • Windows XP Embedded • Windows Server 2003 Family 3. What is the Language Interface Pack (LIP)? LIP was introduced in Windows XP. It is a high-quality, localized “skin” for emerging or minority language markets, such as Catalan, Lithuanian, and Thai. Based on MUI technology, LIP provides the desktop user with an approximately 80% localized user experience by translating a reduced set of user interface elements.

LIP is installed on a licensed copy of Windows and a fixed base language. How to install or update MUI: a. Unkle War Stories Rapidshare. Unattended install or command line 246010 Unattended or quiet mode setup for Windows 2000 Multilingual version 325856 How to specify regional and language settings for an unattended installation of Windows MultiLanguage Version in Windows Server 2003 885481 List of Setup command-line parameters for Tablet PC Edition 2005 MUI Pack b. How to install service pack for MUI systems Service Pack Release Notes for Windows Multilingual User Interface (MUI) Version c. Important update for Windows XP Service Pack 2 Multilingual User Interface Pack 841625 An update is available for the Windows XP Service Pack 2 Multilingual User Interface Pack 883921 An update is available for Language Interface Packs and Multilingual User Interfaces to improve support for Windows XP Service Pack 2 5. How to configure MUI: Open Control Panel. Open Regional and Language Options.

On the Languages tab, set Language used in menus and dialogs. Scoping the Issue: There are a few important questions that will help determine the exact nature of the problem. If the problem is not related to display, set Menus and dialogs back to English, verify if the problem can be resolved. If no, the issue is probably not related to MUI and we need to troubleshoot it as a normal system problem, 2. When did the issue start, and were any changes made that seemed to trigger it?

Did the problem start after another software installation or update? How often does it occur? Are there any events in Event viewer related to the MUI problem? Is the problem occurring on all the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 based systems? Does the behavior change if you create a new OU and block policy inheritance?

Does the behavior change if you don’t have Office XP or 2003 or 2007 installed? Does the behavior change if you build a new Windows XP and do not join to the domain? Which languages are having the issue?

What are the specific steps taken to reproduce the problem? For absolute clarity, these steps can be recorded with Community Clips, or the taking of screen shots.

Does the error affect a brand new user account on the system, or the local Administrator account? Some problems are specific to a single user profile, or restricted users only. How many systems are experiencing the issue? Is this isolated to a small number of machines, or a single machine? Does the issue occur if the system is booted in Safe Mode, or if you follow the Clean Boot procedure?

Some text is not localized and displayed as English 16. If some text is not localized and displayed as English, we need to check the corresponding MUI source files.

Mui files are missing or damaged, text is displayed in English. When a version mismatch occurs, the. Mui file is not used, and text is also displayed in English. To resolve this kind of issue, we may follow the process 17. Incorrect text size or format Sometimes you may notice the following problems in the MUI systems Buttons on dialog boxes are partially or completely obstructed from view Garbled characters in the error message Dialog boxes are incorrectly formatted This issue can occur because shared control libraries such as Comctl32.dll take the UI locale into account when they read the properties of common control dialog boxes. To resolve this issue, please set your UI locale to match your system local and then test. Question Marks (?????) are displayed When you see question marks instead of readable text, be it in a document or in an application or dialog box, chances are good that your system locale differs from the one matching the document or application.