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SCCM Task Sequence: Issue Configuring Regional Settings for Singapore with English (United Kingdom) Format

Nimesh Fernando 20 Reputation points
2024-08-19T02:00:49.6066667+00:00

Hello everyone,

I need assistance with configuring regional settings via an SCCM Task Sequence. My desired settings are as follows:

  • Country/Region: Singapore
  • Regional Format: English (United Kingdom)
  • Preferred Language: English (United Kingdom)
  • Keyboard Layout: US-International
  • Display Language: English (United States)

I have tried several scripts and XML files, but I'm encountering an issue:

  • If I change the Regional Format to English (United Kingdom), it automatically changes the Country/Region to United Kingdom.
  • If I change the Country/Region back to Singapore, the Regional Format switches to English (Singapore).Hello everyone, I need assistance with configuring regional settings via an SCCM Task Sequence. My desired settings are as follows:
    • Country/Region: Singapore
    • Regional Format: English (United Kingdom)
    • Preferred Language: English (United Kingdom)
    • Keyboard Layout: US-International
    • Display Language: English (United States)
    I have tried several scripts and XML files, but I'm encountering an issue:
    • If I change the Regional Format to English (United Kingdom), it automatically changes the Country/Region to United Kingdom.
    • If I change the Country/Region back to Singapore, the Regional Format switches to English (Singapore).

Could anyone guide me on how to configure these settings so that the Country/Region remains Singapore while the Regional Format stays as English (United Kingdom)?

Thank you for your help!

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  1. XinGuo-MSFT 22,271 Reputation points
    2024-08-20T01:53:11.8333333+00:00

    Hi,

    Sometimes, settings might revert during the deployment process. To ensure they persist, you can add a script to the task sequence that runs after the OS is applied but before the first logon.

    Set-WinUILanguageOverride -Language en-US
    Set-WinUserLanguageList -LanguageList en-GB -Force
    Set-WinSystemLocale en-GB
    Set-WinHomeLocation -GeoId 215
    
    
    

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