We select the language of our choice and click on "Change language". We double-click to open it and install it.Īfter a successful installation, we return to Vistalizator. This file is a "Microsoft Update Standalone Package". Yes, even after we have installed hundreds of megabytes of updates.Īs with the language files, this is an official package from Microsoft. We just need to download a particular Windows update, by clicking on the link. The current Vistalizator version 2.75 will always display an error.
The program claims it might take up to 20 minutes, but it will usually take much less, typically under five minutes.Īfter that, it will ask us to change the Windows 7 Language.
Vistalizator will check the file integrity, and prompt us to install the language of our choice. What we do is, on Vistalizator, click on the "Add languages" button and select and open the file from our download folder. The size of the Spanish language file is just shy of 110MB.Įven though the language file we downloaded is an application file, we don't open it. Those links point to Microsoft's servers, so we know for a fact that they are legitimate. Languages with three stars are only 80% translated from Microsoft.įor the example, we will change the Windows 7 language from English to Spanish. There, we download the language of our choice. For the example, it is 64-bit Windows 7 SP1. It's important to note our Windows version, whether it is 32 or 64-bit, and if it has SP1 or not.īack on the Vistalizator download page, we select the proper link. After all, changing the Windows 7 Language is usually a one-time deal. The first time we run it, we will get a prompt to check for updates on startup. Vistalizator is a portable program that does not require an installation. The latest version, as of this writing, is v2.75, updated on March 25, 2016. The software that allows us to change the Windows 7 Language is called Vistalizator, and we will find it at. So, we shouldn't quit until we installed every single update, and get the nice green checkmark on Windows update.ĭownload Vistalizator and our preferred language Windows Update - Does it Slow Down Windows? In any case, though, having our Windows installation fully updated is essential for our system's security and well-being.Īnd, contrary to popular opinion, Windows Update doesn't slow Windows down.
We might not need every single Windows update to change the Windows 7 language. If there are more, we must install them too. Not just the "important", which are pre-selected.ĭepending on the Windows' version, and the last time we did an update, the complete download could very well exceed one gigabyte in size.Īfter we install the updates and reboot, we should make a final check in Windows update, that there are no additional updates available. Once we get the results, we should select all of the updates.
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