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Install Windows 7 in VMware WorkStation

I install a windows 7 64 bits pro in VMware WorkStation running on a window 7 Pro 64 bits machine.  When I am done installating, rather than english it is turkish.

During installation, it never ask me what language I want to install.  Has anyone experience this problem. How can we resolve it? My location is Canada
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When installing Windows 7 pro in VMWare Workstation.  I did not see the screen asking for the language.  I am not sure because VNWare Workstation uses EasyInstall which may have some default setting?
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I only have a CD/DVD in my CD/DVD driver. I have no iso.  Do I need to create an iso to make it work
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goto control panel and follow the directional instruction as shown in the diagram.  User generated image click on the fields as highlighted in red. once you have clicked the add button you will get options to selec the language. select English-US. from the above drop down you can select the default language and delete the turkish language. apply the settings and click OK.
prak_seafarer,
I try your way first. no success.
hanccocka,
I am not sure why it will automatically startup without prompt me for language installation.  I try quite a few time.  It looks like VMware Workstation did something on localization.

I find a way to get around it. That is after the installation I reinstall from the CD by clicking on the Setup.exe.  That work.  Thanks for your help.
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This should NOT be closed - THIS is a bug in VM ware and there is no documented fix. the accepted solution only changes the keyboard language