1. Language Installation Package Not Supported

We are doing 'network installation' for Office 2010. We have already done this for English & Slovenian Language pack. We wanted to add another proofing tool (Serbian). I have downloaded: srofficelanguagepack2010x86dvd575374.iso.First I have opened ISO with magicdisc and copy all the content over already prepeared network installation office 2010.I have changed the config.xml in ProPlus.WW folder. I have added the bold text: After I run the setup.bat: 'c: Office 2010-test install setup.exe' /config 'C: Office 2010-test install ProPlus.WW config.xml' I receive an error: The Language of this installation package is not supported by your system.

Ok, I googled some pages and saw, that maybe this can be related due to extracting the proofing tool, sth with directory/structure not being extracted the way tha MS wants it. I have opened ISO with magicdisc and copy the folder content (no luck, error the same).

Error 'This installation package is not supported by this processor type. Contact your product vendor.' Error when installing.

Then I have used WINRAR for extracting ISO, but the error still remains the same. Let me mention that for test purpouse I'm doing Upgrade of Office 2007 to Office 2010, cause this is the most real scenario in our company. I have also googled a page where it says I must Uncomment this: but that also did not do any good. Any sugestions please? I think my question is very similiar what Christopher Woods CustomMade is asking as the last post on this thread:. What would be the right procedure to extract ISO.etc bostjanc. Download flatout 2 ps2.

Hi, thank you for your feedback. The langague code I provided is from the list of 'Language identifiers and OptionState Id values in Office 2010' at and should be the correct one. Maybe you could add the following line to enable logging: After starting the setup you will find the logfile in 'c: Office 2010-test. At the top of the log (among the first thirty lines) setup will document what it parsed and which languages were identified.

If you are not familiar with the logging of office 2010 you can also post the logfile here. But I have another question: In your first post you stated 'we want to add proffing tools (serbian)'. The -statement will add a whole lanugage pack including a localized display language. If you want to add proofing tools only (without display language), you should refer to and add an Optionstate-statement to you config.xml like the following one: and remove the addlanguage-statement. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question.

This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. I have added the recommended command (look the bold text). The installation went thru. But in the end there is no proofing tool instaled. Only Slovenian and English US if I look under options - language on client.

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Language Installation Package Not Supported

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