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This article provides steps to localize a language on Windows Server 2019.
Open the Start menu and click the gear icon.
Click Time & Language.
Click Language in the left pane.
On the Language screen on the right, click Add a language.
On the Choose a language to install screen, select your language from the list and click Next. In this step, the Japanese is selected as an example.
On the Install language features screen, check if all items are selected and click Install.
If your system can connect to the Internet, downloading and installation of a language pack start.
Click Options of the added language.
On the Language Options screen, check if "Language pack installed" is displayed in the "Language Pack" section and click left arrow icon in the upper left corner.
On the Language screen, select your language from the Windows display language drop-down menu and click Date & time on the left pane.
On the Date & time screen, select your time zone from the Time zone drop-down menu.
Select Region from the left pane and select your region from the Country or region drop-down menu.
Scroll down on the Region screen, find Related settings and click Additional date, time, & regional settings.
On the Clock and Region window, click Region.
In the Region window, open the Administrative tab and in the Welcome screen and new user accounts section click Copy settings.
On the Welcome screen and new user accounts screen, select all items under the Copy your current setting to section and click OK.
On the Administrative tab screen, in the Language for non-Unicode programs section click Change system locale.
On the Region Settings screen, select your region in the Current system locale drop-down menu and click OK.
On the dialog box Restart request, click Restart now to restart the system.
After the restart is completed, check if the language of interfaces such as login screen has changed to the selected language.
Servers, Microsoft Windows Server 2016
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