From KLID to GUID (aka KLIDoral stimulation, it feels GUID)
Apologies for the title (note to self: never author blog titles under the inflluence to try to appear as a cunning linguist!) So it was just the other day that Yong asked: Ok, so it looks like we got a regression (or a design change) on Vista/Windows 7 from Windows XP. On XP/W2K3: ============Start of regopts.txt============ [RegionalSettings] InputLocale = 0409:00000409,0404:E0020404 ============End of regopts.txt============ // Just having this adds for example the Chinese Traditional (ChangJie) keyboard. On Windows Vista SP2/W2K8 SP2 ============Start of regopts.xml============ <gs:GlobalizationServices xmlns:gs=”urn:longhornGlobalizationUnattend”> <!– User List–> <gs:UserList> <gs:User UserID=”Current” CopySettingsToSystemAcct=”true” /> </gs:UserList> <!–System locale–> <gs:SystemLocale Name=”zh-TW”/> <gs:InputPreferences> <!–en-US–> <gs:InputLanguageID Action=”add” ID=”0409:00000409″ Default=”true”/> <!–zh-TW-ChangJie–> <gs:InputLanguageID Action=”add” ID=”0404:E0020404″/> </gs:InputPreferences> </gs:GlobalizationServices> ============End of regopts.xml============ It fails with: Unexpected Failure. Unsupported parameter
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From KLID to GUID (aka KLIDoral stimulation, it feels GUID)
