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hi guys, thanks for the responses.<br />
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unfortunately, there is only the &quot;en-us&quot; folder and no other.<br />
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could it be possible that the non english files reside in the en-us folder?
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hi guys, thanks for the responses.

unfortunately, there is only the "en-us" folder and no other.

could it be possible that the non english files reside in the en-us folder?

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thank you all for your help
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Hi Guys,<br />
<br />
I have recently noticed while modifying a GPO that there are some options in the German language where they should only be English.<br />
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Does anyone know how to identify which files are the 'German' ones? &nbsp;The filenames are all in english and i cannot see anything that distinguishes them from the 'English' ones.<br />
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In our sysvol\policydefinitions directory, there is only an en-us folder.<br />
<br />
Any help is appreciated<br />
<br />
Kind Regards,
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Hi Guys,

I have recently noticed while modifying a GPO that there are some options in the German language where they should only be English.

Does anyone know how to identify which files are the 'German' ones?  The filenames are all in english and i cannot see anything that distinguishes them from the 'English' ones.

In our sysvol\policydefinitions directory, there is only an en-us folder.

Any help is appreciated

Kind Regards,

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