How to change computer language

• Press the “Start” button and type “change display language” in the search box. A list of search results will appear.
• Click on “Change display language” from the search results list, and a new window will open called “Region and Language”.
• Select the “Keyboard and Languages” tab if it is not selected.
• Click on the “Install/Uninstall Languages” button, and a new window will appear for the user to choose whether he wants to download additional languages ​​or delete them.
• Click on the “Install display languages” button, then click on the “Install” button.
• In most cases, the “Launch Windows Update” button is pressed to download the language pack from Microsoft’s servers, unless the user has a language pack stored on their device, in which case the “Browse” button is pressed. computer or network.
• After opening the “Windows Update” window, click on the phrase “optional updates are available” preceded by a specific number that specifies the number of updates.
• Activate the “Optional” tab on the left of the window if it is not, and then choose the language that the user wants to change Language under “Windows” section 7 Language Packs”, then press the “OK” button to return to the “Windows Update” window.
• Click the “Install updates” button to start downloading and installing the language pack, and when it is finished, you can then change the language.
• Return to the “Region and Language” window, and then Select the new language that was downloaded. From the list under the phrase “Choose a display language”, then press the “OK” button.
• Log out of Windows and log back in again to activate the new language.

Windows 8

The property Change language in Windows 8 is available to all users, unlike Windows 7, which only provides this to users of the “Ultimate edition.” To change the language in Windows 8, follow these steps (note that the language will be changed for the current user only and not for all users):^[٤]

• To access the Control Panel, press the “Windows” button and the letter “C” at the same time on the keyboard, or you can move the mouse to the top or bottom right of the screen and then move it up. In both cases, the “Charms bar” will appear. Then click on the “Settings” option, then the “Control Panel” option at the top of the screen. You can also access the Control Panel by right-clicking the bottom left of the screen, and then selecting “Control Panel.”
• Click on the “Add a language” option located under the “Clock, Language, and Region” section, which is symbolized by a globe icon with a clock next to it, and then a new window will open.
• to choose the language The language you want to convert to from the list that appears, and if it is not in the list, press the “Add a language” button and choose the required language from the list, and after that is done, press the “Open” button.
• Click on the word “Options” next to the new language that was added, then click on the phrase “Download and install language pack”, and thus the process of downloading and installing the language on the device will begin. After completing this, the computer may ask the user for permission to restart the device, and after starting the device again, the user returns to the currently open window.
• Click on the language you want to convert to from the list, then click on the “Move up” button until the language reaches the top of the list.
• Log out of Windows and then log back in again to display the new language.

Windows 10

To change the language on a Windows 10 computer, follow these steps (note that this will change the language for the current user only):^[٥]

• Log in to the system through an administrative account.
• Press the “Windows” button and the letter “I” at the same time on the keyboard, and this will open the Settings window.
• Click on “Time & Language”.
• Select the “Region & language” tab from the left of the window.
• Click on the “Add a language” button, and a new window will open showing all the languages ​​supported by Windows 10, arranged alphabetically according to the currently activated language.
• Click on the language you want to convert to, and you will return to the previous window.
• Click on the new language from the list, then click on the “Options” button, then click on the “Download” button to start downloading the language.
• Click on the language you want to switch to, then click on the “Set as default” button. After that, log out of Windows 10 and log back in to change the language.

How to change the writing language on the computer

Windows 7

To add a new keyboard language using Windows 7, follow these steps:^[٢]

• Go to the Control Panel and go to the “Clock, Language, and Region” window, then click on “Region and Language” and then go to the “Keyboards and Languages” tab.
• Click on the “Change keyboards” button, and a new window will open.
• From the “General” tab, click on the “Add” button, and a new menu will open.
• The user selects the language he wants, then presses the “OK” button. The user can also press the “Preview” button to display the language format on the keyboard.
• If the user wants to change the order of the input languages, he can use the “Move Up” and “Move Down” buttons to move the language up or down.

Windows 8 and 10

To add a new input language in Windows 8 and Windows 10, follow these steps:^[٦]

• Go to the Control Panel by pressing the “Windows” button and the letter “R” on the keyboard at the same time, then selecting “Control Panel”.
• For the user's convenience, the icons are converted to small icons by selecting “Small icons” from the menu next to the word “View by”.
• “Language” option.
• Click on the word “Options” next to the device language name, and a new window will open.
• Click on “Add an input method” to add a new input language.

the reviewer

1. ↑ Anand Khanse (23-6-2009), “Change Display Language for new user accounts in Windows 7/8/10”، www.thewindowsclub.com, Retrieved 30-10-2017. Edited.
2. ^ ^{A for} Ciprian Adrian Rusen (24-5-2010), “How to Change the Keyboard Input Language in Windows 7”، www.digitalcitizen.life, Retrieved 30-10-2017. Edited.
3. ↑ Gilberto Perera (6-6-2017), “How to Change the Display Language in Windows 7 “، www.lifewire.com, Retrieved 30-10-2017. Edited.
4. ^ ^{A for} Chris Hoffman (1-7-2013), “How to Change the System Language in Windows 8”، www.makeuseof.com, Retrieved 30-10-2017. Edited.
5. ↑ Rahul Saigal (9-2-2017), “How to Change the Display Language in Windows 10”، www.howtogeek.com, Retrieved 30-10-2017. Edited.
6. ↑ Taylor Gibb (13-8-2012), “How to Change Your Keyboard Layout in Windows 8 or 10”، www.howtogeek.com, Retrieved 30-10-2017. Edited.