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FreddyFredFred
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customize and sysprep workflow, how to have windows default to non-english

I have Windows vms with two language packs installed (english and a second language). Currently when I use the vRO customize and sysprep workflow (I copied it and make a couple small tweaks) and everything is working fine and it defaults the OS to English.

Is there a way to change the answer file that vRO provides so it defaults to the other language installed in my template?

I found a sysprep.inf file under Resources > Library > vCenter but I can't figure out how this is called. I'm guessing I can import a new copy and adjust the language code in there and then adjust my workflow but can't figure out how.

Anyone know?

Thanks

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Marmotte94
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Hi,

Can you use "customization specification manager" with your worlflow ?

Thanks,

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FreddyFredFred
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Not sure. I like how I just feed in a few basic things (and optionally network info) and vRO magically does the rest. I don't see any sample working trying to use a  saved customization spec so I'm not really sure how to do it. I seem to recall an issue with using saved  specs in the past so I tend to prefer this method. From what I can tell, if there was a way for me to target a different sysprep.inf file I could add just 1 parameter (or set of parameters) to allow me to pass in the locale as some of the other values already have placeholders.

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