About Vistalizator:
Did you buy a Vista laptop from abroad and want it to talk to you in your mother language?
Try Vistalizator - this tool allows you to change display language in Vista editions other than (officially supported) Ultimate, like Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium and Business.
Feature List:
- Change Vista display language in less than 5 minutes!
- Uses official Microsoft language packs
- You can install all 35 languages and switch between them easily
- Works in 32-bit Vista
- Works in 64-bit Vista (new)
- Compatible with Vista Service Pack 1
- User Account Control (UAC) compliant - prompts for administrative privileges
- No file is overwritten/changed during language installation - except for language upgrade after Vista SP1 installation
How To Use:
1. Download Vistalizator program.
2. Download language pack(s) for your Vista:
3. Unpack Vistalizator (ZIP) to some destination - no need to install
4. Run Vistalizator, open downloaded language pack, press Install
5. Restart Windows.














gaurish aka gary4gar said:
Thanks Man, i was looking for this for long time.i wanted to change language of Lenovo Thinkpad R61i laptop which was purchase from china so came with Chinese language. Some doubts:i haven't installed Sp1 yet, as i was planning to format vista. which langauge pack version should i use 32bit vista RTM or 32bit vista Sp1.since i already have sp1 downloaded.So which is method should i follow
gaurish aka gary4gar said:
which is most recommended method
gaurish aka gary4gar said:
And also is this method legal?Since i got a OEM copy running
VG said:
Yep. Its legal and if you have installed SP1 then use SP1 version otherwise use the other version.
gaurish aka gary4gar said:
Thanks, changed the langauge.But its not fully changed :???:example, when i right click on desktop, i can see my previous language.how to change it fully.i heard it can be done Via MUI, as LP offer limited functionality