PowerEdge: How To Change The Language in The BIOS, iDRAC and the Lifecycle Controller
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The following article provides information about the Languages Option available in the BIOS, Lifecycle Controller, and the Integrated Dell Access Controller (iDRAC) on Dell PowerEdge
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In the System Setup of Dell PowerEdge Servers, also called BIOS settings, the only available language is English. There is no option in the menus to change the System Setup language.
The iDRAC web interface is supported in the following languages:
English (en-us)
French (fr)
German (de)
Spanish (es)
Japanese (ja)
Simplified Chinese (zh-cn)
The iDRAC language depends on the language set in your web browser. To view the iDrac in your preferred language, please change the default language of the web browser. The following steps explain how to change the default language using the most commonly used web browsers.
Note: Steps may vary slightly depending on your browser version. Refer to your browser help section if you require further information than listed below.
Chrome
In the upper-right corner of chrome press the icon
From the drop-down menu that appears, select Settings
In the next window, scroll to the bottom and click advanced
Scroll down to the Languages section, and click the down arrow on the right side of the Language box
In the menu that appears, click the link
In the next screen, click the checkbox next to one or more languages and then the Add button
Your newly selected languages should appear in the Language menu
To choose one, click the icon to the right of the language and then check the box next to Display Google Chrome in this language
You see the new language when you restart your browser
Mozilla Firefox
Open the Mozilla Firefox browser
Click the in the upper-left corner of the browser window
Select options from the drop-down menu that appears
Under the Languages and Appearance section, click the choose button.
In the Window that appears, click the arrow on the right side of the box that says Select a language. To add, click the button
Click the newly selected language, and then click the OK button
You see the new language when you restart your browser
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Open Microsoft Internet Explorer
In the upper-right corner of the screen, click the icon
Select Internet options from the drop-down menu that appears
In the window that opens, under the General tab, click the button
In the Language Preference window, click the Set Language Preference button
In the Language window that appears near the middle, click Add a language
Select a new language from the Add languages window, then click the button
When you are taken back to the Languages window. Click your new language. When it turns blue, click options on the right side
Select Download, and install language pack
Click Options again and then select Make this primary language
Log out and back into Windows or restart your computer to display the new language in Internet Explorer
Microsoft Edge
Note: As Microsoft Edge is integrated into Windows 10, changing its default language affects some Windows programs as well.
Press the Windows key, type Regional and language settings, and then press Enter.
In the Window that appears, click the icon.
You may type in a language to add or select from the list.
After you select a language, you will be asked to pick a region.
You should now see the new language under the Languages section.
Click the new language, and select the options button.
In the screen that appears, under Language options, click the Download button.
Once the new language has been downloaded, return to the previous screen.
Click the new language again and then the Set as default button.
Log out and back into Windows or Restart your computer to display the new language.
Safari
Note: Safari is integrated into the macOS X operating system. Therefore, you must go into your Mac language settings to change the language displayed in Safari.
Open System Preferences from the dock at the bottom of the desktop.
In the Personal section, click the Language and Text icon.
In the menu that appears, drag your preferred language to the top.
Click the Apple icon in the upper-left hand corner of the screen and select Logout (username)
Your preferred language displays upon signing back into your computer.
Note: The ISO identifiers in parentheses denote the supported language variants. For some supported languages, resizing the browser window to 1024 pixels wide is required to view all features. iDRAC Web interface is designed to work with localized keyboards for the supported language variants. Some features of iDRAC Web interface, such as Virtual Console, may require additional steps to access certain functions or letters. Other keyboards are not supported and may cause unexpected problems.