File version mismatches are causing missing translations for some languages in build 22000.xxx

Hello, Windows Insiders!

We are aware of an issue where due to an incorrect language pack; some devices may be missing translations for a small subset of languages. This article will help you determine if you are impacted, as well as provide steps to resolve it.

Note: For the languages impacted there is already limited translation, but this issue is causing even more unexpected missing translations.

Impacted languages

Use the language list below to determine if you may be impacted.

If you are using one of the languages in the list above, verify your current Windows build number.

1. Go to Settings > System > About
2. Under Windows specifications look for OS build
3. Verify you are on build 22000.xx

If the build number starts with 22000, and your display language is in the list above then you may have been impacted and should follow the remediation steps below.

Remediation Steps

1. Launch an elevated Windows PowerShell window.
2. Run the following command to remove the incorrect language pack:

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers -Name "Microsoft.LanguageExperience*" | Where-Object { long -ge 22000 } | Remove-AppxPackage -AllUsers

1. Run the following command to download and install the correct language pack:

schtasks.exe /run /i /tn \microsoft\windows\LanguageComponentsInstaller\ReconcileLanguageResources | Out-Null

1. Wait 5 minutes before logging off and then log back in. Check your device to make sure the issue has been resolved.

If after performing the above steps, you believe you are still experiencing a localization issue, please file a new feedback item in Feedback Hub.

Thank you for Insidering!

-The Windows Insider Team