Microsoft shipped their Windows OS with multi-language support available only in Windows Vista Ultimate or Enterprise, or Windows 7 Ultimate or Enterprise. That means, for other Windows Vista / 7 versions, like Windows Vista Home Basic or Windows 7 Professional, users are not able to change their OS interface.
Now, with Vistalization (http://www.froggie.sk/), lower end versions of Windows Vista / 7 can change their Windows user interface just like the native multi-language support from Microsoft.
Vistalization supports Windows Vista and 7, from Starter to Professional (Business) versions. A wide range of languages are supported, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean...
Languages supported (as listed on the developer's website):
•Arabic language
•Bulgarian language ***
•Chinese (simplified) language
•Chinese (traditional) language
•Croatian language ***
•Czech language
•Danish language
•Dutch language
•English language
•Estonian language ***
•Finnish language
•French language
•German language
•Greek language
•Hebrew language
•Hungarian language
•Italian language
•Japanese language
•Korean language
•Latvian language ***
•Lithuanian language ***
•Norwegian language
•Polish language
•Portuguese (Brazil) language
•Portuguese (Portugal) language
•Romanian language ***
•Russian language
•Serbian (latin) language ***
•Slovak language ***
•Slovenian language ***
•Spanish language
•Swedish language
•Thai language ***
•Turkish language
•Ukrainian language ***
*** partial support
Testing Results:
I've been successfully changed one Chinese Traditional Windows Vista Home Basic computer to English version. Another English Windows Vista Business also successfully converted to Traditional Chinese user interface. Results to my satisfaction.
Next, what I'm going to do is to change a Windows 7 Home Premium laptop to Korean user interface, which I believe will be with very promising result.
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