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Verfasst: **14 Nov 2013, 10:14**

Hi,

we are working here with US Windows 7. How can i set the region settings to Dutch (0413)?

With regards,

Kees......

Verfasst: **15 Nov 2013, 13:35**

I use this one for XP x64, which might be the same keys as for W7.

I call it with this:

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Registry_install_AllProfiles /AllNTUserDats

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; Regional Settings
openkey [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International]
set "iCountry" = "1"
set "iCurrDigits" = "2"
set "iCurrency" = "0"
set "iDate" = "1"
set "iDigits" = "2"
set "iLZero" = "1"
set "iMeasure" = "0"
set "iNegCurr" = "2"
set "iTime" = "1"
set "iTLZero" = "1"
set "Locale" = "00000409"
set "s1159" = "AM"
set "s2359" = "PM"
set "sCountry" = "United States"
set "sCurrency" = "€"
set "sDate" = "-"
set "sDecimal" = ","
set "sLanguage" = "ENU"
set "sList" = ";"
set "sLongDate" = "dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy"
set "sShortDate" = "dd-MM-yyyy"
set "sThousand" = "."
set "sTime" = ":"
set "DefaultBlindDialFlag" = REG_BINARY:00
set "sTimeFormat" = "HH:mm:ss"
set "iTimePrefix" = "0"
set "sMonDecimalSep" = ","
set "sMonThousandSep" = "."
set "iNegNumber" = "1"
set "sNativeDigits" = "0123456789"
set "NumShape" = "1"
set "iCalendarType" = "1"
set "iFirstDayOfWeek" = "0"
set "iFirstWeekOfYear" = "0"
set "sGrouping" = "3;0"
set "sMonGrouping" = "3;0"
set "sPositiveSign" = ""
set "sNegativeSign" = "-"
openkey [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International\Geo]
set "Nation" = "244"

It still says the region is United States, but the rest of the region settings are set to Dutch. The advantage is that websites and programs do not switch language to dutch by themself.

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