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[solved] language error

PostPosted: 07.12.2011, 16:22
by thephantombrc
The application wsusoffline mistakenly download updates in German rather than Spanish, for example, the downloaded file is dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_x64de.exe
It should be dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_x64sp.exe, subtract error occurs with all files downloaded :(

La aplicación wsusoffline descarga equivocadamente los updates en Aleman en vez de Español, por ejemplo dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_x64de.exe deberia ser dotNetFx40LP_Full_x86_x64sp.exe, reste error se produce con todos los archivos descargados :(

Re: language error

PostPosted: 07.12.2011, 17:45
by harry
Please see ...\doc\faq-enu.txt:
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Q: I miss IEx, .NET and MSSE installation files for my language. Why aren't they downloaded and what can I do to have them downloaded?
A: Since Service Packs and updates for Windows Vista / 7 / Server 2008(R2) are multilingual, there's no 24-language selection table for these platforms, so by default, only the English and German versions of those localized installation packages for IEx, .NET and MSSE will be downloaded.
To have your favorite locale(s) downloaded in addition, you may use the ...\cmd\AddCustomLanguageSupport.cmd script.

So in your case, run ...\cmd\AddCustomLanguageSupport esn once before starting UpdateGenerator.exe.

Re: language error

PostPosted: 14.12.2011, 15:32
by thephantombrc
Pfff, fantástico, mil millones de gracias por la ayuda, esta herramienta es de las mejoras cosas que hay en la vida :mrgreen:


harry wrote:Please see ...\doc\faq-enu.txt:
Code: Select all
Q: I miss IEx, .NET and MSSE installation files for my language. Why aren't they downloaded and what can I do to have them downloaded?
A: Since Service Packs and updates for Windows Vista / 7 / Server 2008(R2) are multilingual, there's no 24-language selection table for these platforms, so by default, only the English and German versions of those localized installation packages for IEx, .NET and MSSE will be downloaded.
To have your favorite locale(s) downloaded in addition, you may use the ...\cmd\AddCustomLanguageSupport.cmd script.

So in your case, run ...\cmd\AddCustomLanguageSupport esn once before starting UpdateGenerator.exe.