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If I now want to change the Windows system globally 'as Finnish as possible', change both the system language and settings for all new user accounts, I must select both available settings (#1 in screenshot above). This will change language and new user accounts as I wanted. How do I change the language on my Acer computer? Click the Start menu and select Settings. Select Time & Language. Select Region & language and click Add a language. Locate and click on the language you want to use. Choose your language and click Options then click Download to install the.

How can I use either CMD or PowerShell to change the display language only, for all users in a Windows 10 Pro?

I would rather avoid using any external ps1 file or batch file. I have seen some solutions that require you to use XML files or a PS1 scripts. But I would prefer if there is a cmdlet or just a couple of commands that can do this without having to download any script files.

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Consider using the Set-WinSystemLocale and/or Set-WinUserLanguageListPowerShell cmdlets right from the PowerShell command line or IDE with no script and with a couple simple commands.

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Note:Be sure to replace en-US with the language/locale for your need.

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OK, now, I am confused. This sounds like you are new to PowerShell and don't know how to do this? That's fine, it happens. But you don't need cmd or PoSH at all to do this. That is what GPO is for. See the pointers below.

However, you are on a PowerShell forum, post a question that says. Pc clone ex lite download windows 10.

Change display language in Windows 10 with CMD or PowerShell How can I use either CMD or PowerShell to change the display language only

.. then you say

I would like to run a command that is not dependent of having a ps1 script if that makes sense..

Sooo. why are you asking this question on a PoSH forum if you don't want to use PoSH, after you specifically asked for a .cmd or .ps1 to do this?

If you don't want to use .cmd or .ps1, then this is not a question for this forum.

So, this leaves you with using some .exe or a GPO. which is a question for another forum.

Group Policy settings that apply only to Windows 10 Enterprise and Education Editions

Change Windows language by Group Policy?

BTW, there are pre-builts scripts for you to do this.

How to change display language in Windows 10 (change/install LP/remove LP)

This script sample can change the system display language in Windows 10 : (list installed language packs/change current language/install new available language pack from DFS/MDT/UNC share/remove installed languge

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Change OS language using PowerShell While browsing Script Repository Jump this interesting requirement was noticed. https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/24450.change-os-language-using-powershell.aspx

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Or, are you saying, you want to only use the built in cmdlets vs something like what I am pointer you to above?

Well, that fact that you are asking the forum to write this for you, means you are using something potentially external.

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Are you saying that there is no command for this?

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