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01-25-2008, 07:20 PM
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Re: traditional chinese language pack
Usually pre-installed PC has copy of CD within hard drive.
Search for folder named "i386" Otherwise, you need to borrow CD from some one. "oceanliner1" <oceanliner1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:678EE5D9-EE14-4296-A59D-F4F009A24AFD@microsoft.com... > Trying to read traditional chinese on websites and found the language pack > not installed. Went to Control Panel and Languages/Regional and selected > the > language and I get a drop-down box asking me to insert the Windows XP > Professional Service Pack 2 CD. I am operating with XP Media and service > pack > 2 but it was downloaded - the is no cd. Suggestions? Should I download > Service Pack 2 again? 
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