can windows xp home edition be set to run in different languages for different users on the same pc?
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if u have tha Launage packs yes\n\nWindwoz XP runs on profile settings so say u login as Tom and the Launaghe is set to english and then u want to login as Chong and there launage is set to chinese the next time u login as Tom it will be english and visa versa for chong However u do need the launage packs installed
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Windows XP Professional has all the features of Windows XP Home Edition, plus additional remote access, security, performance, manageability and multi-lingual features. It makes the operating system of choice for businesses of all sizes and power users.
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There is no program available that will automatically do this. You need to either know the make and model of your original computer, or the statistics such as processor speed, hard drive space, and amount of RAM. You can see the minimum system requirements for Windows XP at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/evaluation/sysreqs.mspx
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There are numerous possibilities for this and would require lots more information to get a specific answer for you.  Try looking at the resources here: http://compnetworking.about.com/cs/homenetworking/a/homenetguide.htm\n\nFor example, which operating systems are on the various machines?  That can make a HUGE difference if they are different (especially Windows XP Pro and Windows XP Home).
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windows has a greek language setting.  Go to settings, then control panel, Regional and Language options.  It is relatively easy to toggle back and forth.
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Use genuine Windows XP Edition
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This assumes that you are using Windows (XP) Go to Control Panel, open Regional and Language Options, Click Languages, then Details, then Add.  You can then add the language that you want and use the Language Bar to switch between the languages that you have installed. If your keyboard is English, it will remain in English (on the keys), but if you know the Greek keyboard well enough (that is you don't have to look at the keys to type in Greek), then you'll be able to type in Greek. Or if you have a Greek keyboard you can plug it in and use it. I do this with a Spanish keyboard and English.
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In Windows XP\n\nStart>Control Panel>Regional and Language Options>Languages>Then check the two boxes that will install the Asian characters. It'll ask you your WINDOWS XP Disc.\n\nIt won't change the letters of your whole system but it'll just make the Asian characters e.g. Korean, Japanese, Chinesse, be able to be displayed.
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u cld have both the operating systems thts 98 and xp on da same laptop........
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Unless the computers are exactly alike in every specification like processor speed, amount of memory, hard drive space, and cd/dvd drives, no.\n\nMicrosoft has protected itself by forcing Windows XP to report back every now and then, to make sure it is not being used on more than one computer.  There is a file however, that you should make a backup copy of, in case you need to replace a hard drive and reinstall XP.  It doesn't happen every time, but sometimes Windows will think it is being installed on a different computer, so placing this file in the system will tell it otherwise.  When purchasing Windows XP directly from Microsoft, they will give you a 10-15% discount on additional copies, but each license is limited to one single computer.
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Hi Maria,\n\nReally, you need to upgrade from ME to XP as soon as you possibly can.  ME is possibly the worst Operating System Microsoft ever came out with.  It is loaded with errors and vulnerabilities.  Until you're able to do this, though, you can try some things suggested in the link I've included below for you that talks about User32.dll errors.  I hope this works for you.\n\nAs far as updating your drivers, just go to the Microsoft Windows Update site (click on Tools, then click on Windows Update).  You'll get all the updates and many of the drivers your computer needs.  For specific drivers, you can go to the specific site for those, such as video drivers, sound cards, etc.\n\nThe ActiveX message isn't that big a deal.  If you are sure of the website that you are using, go ahead and allow the ActiveX control to be loaded.  The only thing that may happen if you don't load it is that the display may not look the way the author intended.  It will not harm your computer in any way.\n\nAgain, though, please upgrade from ME as soon as you can.  You'll be happy you did.  You can get XP Home for less than $100, or XP Pro for something like $185 or so, depending on where you go.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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Okay, I understand that your WINDOWS XP is in Japenese and you would like it in English... If you need the whole XP in English, let's say like a printing dialog as an example, then you would either need to buy the XP English or get Resource Hacker (http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/) and translate EVERY SINGLE STRING (DIALOG) into ENGLISH from JAPANESE... Just by selecting English as your default language does not make all dialogs in english...\nHowever, if you are having problems with reinstalling Windows XP, why don't do the following?:\n\n1) When you are installing (assuming you have one "normal" hard drive labeled "C:/") why don't you "FORMAT" the whole drive? The instructions are primitive (just read the instructions!) and do either "FORMAT QUICK" or "FORMAT (LONG)" or some sort.... I am guessing because you didn't format the whole drive, which will ERASE EVERYTHING (EVEN TO THE GOOD OLD BYTE), the Programs Folder (The folder containing all your program files) was not erased. However, your programs have to be "registered" or somehow implemented into the WINDOWS folder. Since that WINDOWS folder just has been erased and re-written ALL over again,the software can't be properly functioning. I really suggest that you REINSTALL THE OS BY FORMATTING (LONG).\nThen you should reinstal ALL Of your software... SOrry for that! ANyway, if you want the original ENGLISH XP, why dont' you go ahead and buy it? (Unless you illegally want to download a "warez" one which is pirated but free? WARNING: THE DOWNLOAD MAY CONTAIN VIRUSES!)\n\nI Hope this helped.\nI'll come back to this post daily...\nPlease clearify your question a bit!\nThanks!\nKeehun Nam\nknvb112@gmail.com
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give them all user accounts and then only give them priviliges of guest\n\nthats wat i do in windows should work sam anyway gl trying
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Change your keyboard settinggs to English (United Kingdom) rather than English (US).\n\nFor XP\nGo to control panel, Regional & Languge Options, Regional Options tab: Set format to English (United Kingdom) & Location to United Kindom.\nUnder Languages tab: Click Details button->settings tab->default input language set to English United Kingdom.\nIn installed services, click "add button" choose Input & keyboard as English United Kingdom.\n\nFor Win 2000\nControl Panel. Regional Options. Input Locales Tab. ->Add button->choose English United Kingdom & set this as default.\n\nHope this helps
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to do this legally, you need to purchase an additional upgrade licence from microsoft.\n\nif you dont care about the legality, u need an XP home Cd and install key. Just pop the cd in the drive and let it auto run.
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no but it it already has the chinese version of windows xp then you dont need to reinstall, just change the default language.
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You cannot install a version of XP that came preinstalled in another PC.  This is because the PC's part serial number is attached to the XP OS that is existing in that PC.  The pairing of serial numbers have to exist in the same machine.  Otherwise, it will not install properly.