Repost: change region and language settings using group policy

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Question:

Please share the steps for configuring "region and language settings" using group policy.

 

Response:

Something here may help.

http://dennisspan.com/configuring-regional-settings-and-windows-locales-with-group-policy/

 

Response:

To set up the Regional settings for multiple users, use the group policy and to the following steps:

 

Launch Group Policy Management, create a new GPO or configure the one you have. See the screenshots.

 

Make all needed settings, and use F6 to confirm the configuration from red to green.

 

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1 Reply

@JillArmour Thank you for sharing the resource link; it appears to be a valuable reference. When it comes to setting up Regional things with Group Policy, your steps make sense.

 

Starting with Group Policy Management, creating or tweaking a GPO is the way to go, and those screenshots really help make things clear. Just a quick note to double-check all the settings.

 

It's easy to miss something, and hitting F6 to make sure everything goes from red to green is a good call. and speaking of good calls, I also use Nakivo for Exchange backup - it's been a game-changer. Thanks for sharing these tips!