Jan 07 2019 10:49 PM - edited Jan 07 2019 10:52 PM
Microsoft.LanguageExperiencePacken-GB_17763.4.6.0_neutral__8wekyb3d8bbwe.Appx
Language Pack (en-GB Basic Features) - 5d0dd47f-2061-40fd-bcd7-3185bccb558e
OCR (en-GB) - 3cf3011e-f24b-45a1-a54e-529de0615a5f
Handwriting (en-GB) - 9d2029b8-2ef5-47e2-94f6-869ccde191f0
*Note: en-GB Handwriting package also contains en-IN
Speech (en-AU) - 3e8d99eb-56ec-4ae2-bfdd-bc984051f9a6
TextToSpeech (en-AU) - 53e8f1b6-072f-4fcd-a7a6-1cf83bdf455d
Append .cab to the downloaded files, and use DISM to add packages to the Image, as well as the appx package.
If creating an Install ISO, use English-US base for the Windows Image, and not English-GB. English-Australia can use either - however using en-GB needs extra configuration to ensure the default input matches Australian Keyboards, which are standard en-US.
Mar 19 2019 06:56 AM
Please let @Pankaj Mathur know your experience over at https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Windows-IT-Pro-Blog/Adding-Local-Experience-Packs-to-your-Win...
Microsoft hasn't really improved things with 1809 regarding multi-language images in an enterprise setting. Things that worked nicely before are broken now, and the intended replacement is, well, pretty beta.
Apr 01 2019 11:52 PM - edited Apr 01 2019 11:54 PM
Appreciate the feedback - but if you read his blog - you would see that I did complain already back in 22-10-2018 11:05 PM
Nothing has been done because it's probably too hard for them