Hi !

Confused over what version of Win7 to buy...I want 64bit and be able to switch between English & Thai.

Does that mean i need the Ultimate Version with 200+ languages?

Your advice would be appreciated..thanks !

im using win 7 home premium version (not the OEM ) in the box included both 32 bit and 64 bit. and yes i can use it in both thai and english. home premium is enough for me ; using normal web browing e-mail internet office work , watch movie (which i dont use it,prefer my big screen telly) and listen to music. :jap:

If you want menus etc. in Thai you need Ultimate

Lower versions will allow you to type and read Thai documents

The operating system language or just use both languages in applications? For multi language operating system it must be Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 Enterprise. But you can install a language pack to change I believe on all systems if do not need to change back. For selecting language for fill in fields Thai can be added easily.

Edit: Well Microsoft makes it sound as if you could but when you check it is fixed by the install rather than being able to change later.

You can search Google for Install Windows 7 Language Packs In All Editions

Normally, or the Microsoft way you need windows 7 ultimate to have windows in a different languages. Otherwise you can use Vistalizator from http://www.froggie.sk/download.html which will allow you change the Language of Windows 7 or Vista using your desired languages.

Normally, or the Microsoft way you need windows 7 ultimate to have windows in a different languages. Otherwise you can use Vistalizator from http://www.froggie.sk/download.html which will allow you change the Language of Windows 7 or Vista using your desired languages.

Not true. I use Win 7 Home. Go to control panel. It's listed under "windows live language setting". Has a ton of languages you a set your system to if you need to. I don't and haven't bother using it.

Normally, or the Microsoft way you need windows 7 ultimate to have windows in a different languages. Otherwise you can use Vistalizator from http://www.froggie.sk/download.html which will allow you change the Language of Windows 7 or Vista using your desired languages.

Not true. I use Win 7 Home. Go to control panel. It's listed under "windows live language setting". Has a ton of languages you a set your system to if you need to. I don't and haven't bother using it.

What would be for changing your Windows live language settings not for changing the Windows Visita or 7 operating system.

Normally, or the Microsoft way you need windows 7 ultimate to have windows in a different languages. Otherwise you can use Vistalizator from http://www.froggie.sk/download.html which will allow you change the Language of Windows 7 or Vista using your desired languages.

Not true. I use Win 7 Home. Go to control panel. It's listed under "windows live language setting". Has a ton of languages you a set your system to if you need to. I don't and haven't bother using it.

What would be for changing your Windows live language settings not for changing the Windows Visita or 7 operating system.

OK, I see what you are talking about.

Please note that (unless things have changed very recently) using Vistalizator to get the alternate interface languages will cause your copy of W7 to fail the Microsoft WGA test

Thanking you for your comments, much appreciated.

Had not thought about the menu bit..I think I dont need them in Thai...but then will that affect Microsoft Office in any way ?

how come somebody want win OS operate in Thai? i think it is very difficult to use as they always use funny thai words in it. i am thai and i wouldnt want to use it. not that i know english, even my bro he didnt know much about english but still prefer to use OS in english, couse it easier to understand. :jap:

how come somebody want win OS operate in Thai? i think it is very difficult to use as they always use funny thai words in it. i am thai and i wouldnt want to use it. not that i know english, even my bro he didnt know much about english but still prefer to use OS in english, couse it easier to understand. :jap:

Good point, I have heard this complaint many times about Microsoft Thai choice of words for windows doesn't make sense that it is easier to use english.