A friend has purchased a netbook with a localized XP edition (Hebrew). Now he wants to have the English version of XP on it. Is there a way to uninstall the language pack and go back to English or something like that?
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You can't do it. You can only install OS language packs on a English system. It is so by design. So the only option would be to reinstall the OS. | |||
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Depends what specific version, but I'm quite sure that the answer is "no" unless your friend has the professional edition (?). | |||
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To remove:
Don't forget to first add the english language pack and try it out, because my real impression is that you can't convert a Hebrew XP installation into English without reinstalling Windows. Meaning that the language pack will only allow you to type in English, while all the applications already installed will still use a Hebrew user interface. | |||
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