Language Bar never appearing regardless of what is applied in changes

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Good evening.

This has been puzzling me for quite a while.
I am trying to create an ISO that includes the English and Greek language packs for typing.
I have tried everything and I mean everything there is on the forum as well as some details that I noticed such as not removing the CTFMon,
allowing all features that include language and locale as well as bake updates into an ISO and then modify it with a preset.
I also downloaded a Greek language ISO but it still seems that I am neither able to get the language bar to work or to change language from
English in general.

Any ideas ?

Thanks.
 
Adding one or more Language Packs doesn't trigger the appearance of the Language Bar, because a Windows image can have multiple languages that the user doesn't want for their profile. For example, a company working in three different countries wants to keep one shared ISO.

What you're missing, is a Post-Setup (After logon) command to specify what your choice of languages are.

CommandParameters
powershell-nop "$List = Get-WinUserLanguageList; $List.Add("en-US"); $List.Add("el-GR"); Set-WinUserLanguageList -LanguageList $List -Force"

Update the parameters list with as many languages (locales) as you need, in the order of importance.
 
garlin said:
Adding one or more Language Packs doesn't trigger the appearance of the Language Bar, because a Windows image can have multiple languages that the user doesn't want for their profile. For example, a company working in three different countries wants to keep one shared ISO.

What you're missing, is a Post-Setup (After logon) command to specify what your choice of languages are.

CommandParameters
powershell-nop "$List = Get-WinUserLanguageList; $List.Add("En-US"); $List.Add("el-GR"); Set-WinUserLanguageList -LanguageList $List -Force"

Update the parameters list with as many languages (locales) as you need, in the order of importance.
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Thank you, I am going to give this a try right now and get back to you.
 
So I did add the command and installed the ISO, however the behavior seems to not have changed. I am still unable to see the language bar as well as swap between languages.
Would there be any critical components for this to be functional apart from CTFMon and the LanguageAdd features ?
Here is what that looks like :

View attachment 13530

One a sidenote : This is a virtual machine installation, unsure if that makes any difference, just thought I should mention it.

Thanks.
 
Please attach your preset for review (after removing any user passwords or license key).
 
If you're using Greek, why did you remove the Greek language resources?
Code: 
                <c>langgreek 'Greek'</c>
                <c>lpksetup 'Language Pack Setup'</c>
 
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