The link will take you to Microsoft Store, where you can download and install the pack. You can also click on the blue Add a Windows display language with Local Experiences Pack to use local experience packs to change the language for navigation, menus, messages, settings, and help topics. You can change it by clicking on the dropdown and then select one of the installed languages. Under Time & Language > Language and region, the first option that shows up is the Windows display language. You will also see an Options button and a Remove button. Here you can click on a Language and set a language as the default language for your system or Remove a language.

Once here, from the Windows display language drop-down menu, select the language of your choice. If you do not see the one you want, you can Add a language by pressing the ‘+’ sign or Add a language button.Ĭhoose the language to install and select Next to complete the process. It will start downloading, and you will see the following notification appear. Here click on Language to open the next panel.

Click on it and select a language to add from the fly-out menu.

On the right side, click on Language & region.

In Windows 11, to Add or Install Languages, do the following: Add or Install Language on Windows 11/10 Windows 11 You can download and install additional languages for Windows 11/10 to view menus, dialog boxes, and other user-interface items in your preferred language using the Language Control Panel if Language Packs won’t install, then this post will show you how to install and uninstall languages in Windows 11/10 correctly.

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