Would you like to change the user interface language (e.g. when the computer has been bought abroad)? The most expensive consumer version Windows Vista Ultimate, supports multiple languages. At setup, the default language is installed; the additional languages can be added through theMicrosoft Update after the installation has been completed. After the language update has been added, the user interface language can be changed by the control panel item Regional and Language Options, tab Keyboard and Languages, option Choose a display language. The other Windows Vista versions only support one language for the user interface, the free tool Vistalizator (download: www.froggie.sk) can be used to bypass this limitation! This tool uses the original language files, but be aware that this workaround is not supported by Microsoft! Uninstall and hide update KB971033 in case Vistalizator is causing problems with the Microsoft license!