How do i put the language setting to spanish?

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These steps will get you into the language settings if you do not know the language selected. ... Fake vs. Real ...

You do the below seteps: This is what you do:

Start > Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region > Regional and Language Options.

Once in the Regional and Language Options, click the Keyboards and Languages tab. If you see a drop down list of languages, see if it is set to English. If not, set to English. However, if you do not have this list there, you may need to install it.

Hello, On your go to menu, press setting, you will see various items , scroll to language, then press, scroll to Spanish then press to enter the language . But you can try this if your can get the language section. On your phone go to menu,press setting, scroll to phone, then press, scroll to language, then press, scroll to Spanish then press to enter the language.

It depends a bit on your installation but you should be able to do this. First install the language if you need to. (Win7 Ultimate and Enterprise allow for Multiuser User Interface Pack; All other versions use Language Interface Pack and you must install the Parent language. Microsoft.com and search for the appropriate pack.) The LIP doesn't translate everything. Then in the Control Panel, click Clock, Region and Language. Then click Region and Language, the Keyboard tab will let you change the keyboard language and the Administrative tab will let you change the System Locale. Once you install the additional language, you'll also see a tab for Display Language. Set this to Spanish.
Hot keys are also available for switching on the fly once the language is installed. The Welcome Screen will get a Keyboard Layout button when more than one language is installed to switch languages then. (This can be locked for some users so see the Windows Help to find more information. It's still in the Region and Language section.)

If you only want the Spanish, consider reinstalling the OS with an international (or whatever MS calls it) version of the OS.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

go to settings->phone setup->language and choose espanol...

Hi,
go to control panel, regional languages, languages and keyboards,

Select spanish, put it to the top, save it, your done.

Select the option to put the language bar on the desktop,
then you can switch between languages,

Regards
Richard.

Login to your gmail account. On the right side you should see your e-mail address up top next to that is "Settings" (or whatever in spanish. Select that and on the first tab the first thing it shows you is language. Click the dropdown and change back to english.

Hey,

If you go settings-phone settings-language
Then choose spanish that puts the language into spanish.

yes of course u can change just follow these methods
First, you need to install a Spanish keyboard, and turn on the key combo to
switch.

Go to Control Panel, Clock Language and Region.

Then click on "Change Keyboard or other Input method". The Regional and
Language Options dialogue will appear.

Click on the Keyboards and Languages tab. The Text Services and Input
Languages dialogue will appear.

Under Installed Services, press the Add button, and select an appropriate
Spanish keyboard (eg Spain, Mexico, US etc).

Press Ok to add the selected Keyboard.

Now click the Advanced Key Settings tab, of the Text Services and Input
Languages dialogue. Select a key combination, to alternate between English
and Spanish keyboards (Left-Alt, Shift, by default)

Press Ok to accept changes and dismiss the dialogue.

Your Spanish keyboard should now be ready to use, once you press the
Alt-Shift combo.
this is just the display language settings for full conversion you cannot do u have to buy a spanish version or ask your laptop assembler to put spanish version of vista hope so your problem solves with this solution

you should be able to keep it set to espanol....but if you are changing simcards constantly you will see that setting.