Windows Deployment Server Windows 10 unattend.xml Language

[talksr]

Hi there,

My latest (creator's update) Windows 10 via WDS is installing US language and regional settings by default.

 

Can anyone point me in the direction of the unattend.xml file so I can change this?

[skell]

   
       
           en-GB
           en-GB
           en-GB
           en-US
           en-GB
       
   

[talksr]

en-GB

en-GB

en-GB

en-US

en-GB

 

Thanks so much, where would the default save path be for this?

[skell]

No idea for WDS - sorry! We use SCCM but the unattend file should be the same.

[talksr]

No idea for WDS - sorry! We use SCCM but the unattend file should be the same.

 

No worries, I found it, but unfortunately and used your script, after running a new WDS image, same issue. Time zone is showing as UTC-08:00 Pacific Time (US & Canada). Country and Region is correct however, but obviously having a wrong clock is no good.

 

Does anyone have any ideas on why this keeps happening?

[sted]

for windows 10 download the uk (labelled as international) version of the iso then it can only install in English not american

[talksr]

for windows 10 download the uk (labelled as international) version of the iso then it can only install in English not american

 

This is the one I downloaded, but it still does it in US for some reason...

[sted]

This is the one I downloaded, but it still does it in US for some reason...

[ATTACH=CONFIG]44664[/ATTACH]

in the language drop down select English international iirc

[Arthur]

This is the one I downloaded, but it still does it in US for some reason..

English = American English (en-US)

English International = British English (en-GB)

 

What @sted said.

 

Edited July 21, 2017 by Arthur

[talksr]

English = American English (en-US)

English International = British English (en-GB)

 

What @sted said.

 

 

Thanks, I am giving that a go now. It is not named all that well is it! I had expected that English would be English, rather than US English, but I guess Microsoft is American, so I should have thought of this.