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MSTSC and LANG_NAME problem on Vista
Hi,
I have a problem where accessing Remote Desktop RDP mstsc.exe yields the error:
The system cannot find the file specified.
C:\Windows\system32\<LANG_ NAME>\msts c.exe.MUI
If I look at the properties of:
c:\windows\system32\mstsc. exe
I find that
- the Language is "English (United States)"
- the file version is 6.0.6001.18000
Help?
I have a problem where accessing Remote Desktop RDP mstsc.exe yields the error:
The system cannot find the file specified.
C:\Windows\system32\<LANG_
If I look at the properties of:
c:\windows\system32\mstsc.
I find that
- the Language is "English (United States)"
- the file version is 6.0.6001.18000
Help?
You could either re-install your language pack or just copy
C:\Windows\system32\en-US\ mstsc.exe. MUI
to
C:\Windows\system32\<LANG_ NAME>\msts c.exe.MUI
This should give you an English mstsc.
If C:\Windows\system32\en-US\ mstsc.exe. MUI is not there you need to get it from the install source. This is a bit complicated.
C:\Windows\system32\en-US\
to
C:\Windows\system32\<LANG_
This should give you an English mstsc.
If C:\Windows\system32\en-US\
ASKER
Thanks guys.
In response to tigin44:
- I tried reinstalling the RDP client already - this made no difference.
- there is no folder c:\windows\system32\englis h only en-US, which already has mstsc.exe.MUI
In response to mpfister:
- If you mean copy from en-US folder to actual folder "" this would not work due to forbidden characters
- The file \windows\system32\en-US\ms tsc.exe.mu i actually exists.
- To reinstall language pack on Vista - I am not sure how to do that...
In response to tigin44:
- I tried reinstalling the RDP client already - this made no difference.
- there is no folder c:\windows\system32\englis
In response to mpfister:
- If you mean copy from en-US folder to actual folder "" this would not work due to forbidden characters
- The file \windows\system32\en-US\ms
- To reinstall language pack on Vista - I am not sure how to do that...
Not the entire directory. Would it be possible to copy just the mstsc.exe.mui from en-US to >LANG_DIR>?
Do you have another Vista system with the same language installed to test it there?
Do you have another Vista system with the same language installed to test it there?
ASKER
Sorry not sure if we are talking the same thing...
You cannot create a folder with characters '<' and '>' hence no number of files can be copied there. I actually cannot create a folder called because of this.
Is that what you mean or am I missing the point here?
You cannot create a folder with characters '<' and '>' hence no number of files can be copied there. I actually cannot create a folder called because of this.
Is that what you mean or am I missing the point here?
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progressit, any news?
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sorry, yes, somehow i missed the email notification of your earlier post.
I listed the directories, and the only one there that could be it is en-us (if you look back to my post, I looked up the info on the file and it said language is en-us)... I am actually in australia, with the region correctly set, however en-au does not exist in the directory listing.
after i copied all the files in en-us to en-au, nothing changed again.
how do i find out what is "my language" as you specify in your post... I know location is australia, the dictionary is english (Australian), but there was no en-au, and copying all en-us to en-au did not help.
both of the files needed for mstsc are in en-us directory.
mstsc.exe.mui
mstscax.dll.mui
I listed the directories, and the only one there that could be it is en-us (if you look back to my post, I looked up the info on the file and it said language is en-us)... I am actually in australia, with the region correctly set, however en-au does not exist in the directory listing.
after i copied all the files in en-us to en-au, nothing changed again.
how do i find out what is "my language" as you specify in your post... I know location is australia, the dictionary is english (Australian), but there was no en-au, and copying all en-us to en-au did not help.
both of the files needed for mstsc are in en-us directory.
mstsc.exe.mui
mstscax.dll.mui
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From post #3: how did you try to reinstall RDP?
C:\Windows\system32\englis