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Post by AnyKey on Jun 1, 2023 11:14:37 GMT -8
Well, I'm late now but I want to ask anyway.
I modified some mui files for my customization and replaced the files but I don't see any changes. Does this mean modified files got reverted for some reason?
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Post by The Jackal on Jun 1, 2023 12:37:22 GMT -8
Try running mcbuilder via a command prompt.
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Post by AnyKey on Jun 2, 2023 20:26:59 GMT -8
Try running mcbuilder via a command prompt. I tried but I can't still see any changes. |
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Post by The Jackal on Jun 4, 2023 4:44:24 GMT -8
Maybe you're saving to the wrong sub folder? Try editing both versions in SysWOW64 and System32. Otherwise, I got nothing. Sorry.
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Post by AnyKey on Jun 4, 2023 10:23:38 GMT -8
Maybe you're saving to the wrong sub folder? Try editing both versions in SysWOW64 and System32. Otherwise, I got nothing. Sorry. The desired files (shutdownux.dll.mui, shell32.dll.mui and explorerframe.dll.mui) can only be found in System32. |
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Post by The Jackal on Jun 4, 2023 12:11:21 GMT -8
Then I don't know what else to suggest, I'm afraid.
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Post by AnyKey on Jun 4, 2023 13:05:50 GMT -8
Then I don't know what else to suggest, I'm afraid. Wait, I found the many files with the same name in elsewhere by using Everything. Do I need to replace these files?
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Post by The Jackal on Jun 4, 2023 13:49:04 GMT -8
I wouldn't know tbh, and frankly wouldn't advise it.
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Post by Saturn on Jun 5, 2023 10:05:32 GMT -8
Are you sure you are editing the .mui in the windows locale you are using, not en-US?
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Post by AnyKey on Jun 5, 2023 10:53:39 GMT -8
I wouldn't know tbh, and frankly wouldn't advise it. Got it, thank you. Are you sure you are editing the .mui in the windows locale you are using, not en-US? Yes, I modified muis in my locale folder.
Well, I found something interesting about localization of Windows. I'm going to write about it after I summarize.
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Post by KotonePopper on Aug 29, 2023 8:45:32 GMT -8
Then I don't know what else to suggest, I'm afraid. Wait, I found the many files with the same name in elsewhere by using Everything. Do I need to replace these files?
You need to remove Language Pack Experience for the Japanese ver. of Windows 11 because since build 1803, it installs it in the background.
Run this on Powershell with Admin privileges: Get-AppxPackage -allusers Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePackja-JP | Remove-AppxPackage |
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Post by AnyKey on Sept 3, 2023 2:38:51 GMT -8
Wait, I found the many files with the same name in elsewhere by using Everything. Do I need to replace these files?
You need to remove Language Pack Experience for the Japanese ver. of Windows 11 because since build 1803, it installs it in the background.
Run this on Powershell with Admin privileges: Get-AppxPackage -allusers Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePackja-JP | Remove-AppxPackage I haven't work on this for a long time but that's literally what I wanted to say. Thanks. |
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Post by KotonePopper on Sept 3, 2023 11:08:38 GMT -8
You need to remove Language Pack Experience for the Japanese ver. of Windows 11 because since build 1803, it installs it in the background.
Run this on Powershell with Admin privileges: Get-AppxPackage -allusers Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePackja-JP | Remove-AppxPackage I haven't work on this for a long time but that's literally what I wanted to say. Thanks. If it reappears again, you also need to use NTFS Access to take full permission to the Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePack folder in WindowsApps. After that, you need to go to Windows PE to delete the Windows folder inside Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePack folder in WindowsApps. Then its fully deleted. Note that this will keep the Local Experience Pack, but nonfunctional. |
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Post by ephemeralViolette on Sept 3, 2023 15:01:51 GMT -8
You can also modify the files in the language pack folder, but I haven't found any way to do this from within Windows (WindowsApps is strangely protected). In order to do it myself, I had to modify the files from within Linux.
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Post by KotonePopper on Sept 4, 2023 1:23:48 GMT -8
You can also modify the files in the language pack folder, but I haven't found any way to do this from within Windows (WindowsApps is strangely protected). In order to do it myself, I had to modify the files from within Linux. I think the WindowsApps folder needs to be taking full premission, because taking ownership of Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePacklang-lang_versionhere_neutral__8wekyb3d8bbwe folder and replacing it in WinPE isn't possible without taking full permission of the entire WindowsApps folder. |
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Post by AnyKey on Sept 28, 2023 9:27:10 GMT -8
I decided to work on this problem after a long time.
Removing local experience pack is so easy but system installs it again after removing.
I need to remove it permanently.
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Post by The Jackal on Sept 28, 2023 10:16:07 GMT -8
How about deleting everything in the folder and then setting it to read-only?
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Post by AnyKey on Oct 2, 2023 12:53:57 GMT -8
How about deleting everything in the folder and then setting it to read-only? I'll see what I can do with it. |
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Post by AnyKey on Dec 3, 2023 15:00:13 GMT -8
I haven't work on this for a long time but that's literally what I wanted to say. Thanks. If it reappears again, you also need to use NTFS Access to take full permission to the Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePack folder in WindowsApps. After that, you need to go to Windows PE to delete the Windows folder inside Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePack folder in WindowsApps. Then its fully deleted. Note that this will keep the Local Experience Pack, but nonfunctional. I'm too late for reporting the result but this trick works nicely. Thanks to everyone for helping me.
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