VPHAN • 42,490 信誉分 • 独立顾问 2025-12-20T20:14:58.34+00:00 Hello 佳玮 于 , You absolutely can switch the system language to English, regardless of the original Chinese Simplified base image ( Win11_25H2_Chinese_Simplified_x64.iso ) you downloaded. The restriction you might be concerned about typically applies only to the "Home Single Language" edition often found in the Chinese market, but the Professional license explicitly includes full support for Multilingual User Interface (MUI) packs. The ISO file simply installs the operating system with Chinese as the default base, but it does not lock the interface language permanently. To perform the switch, open the Settings app and navigate to Time & language > Language & region . If you are currently navigating a Chinese interface and cannot read the text, look for the icon on the left sidebar that resembles a globe (usually the 6th or 7th item down), then select the second option in the right-hand menu. Click the prominent button to Add a language (marked with a plus sign), search for "English," and select your preferred regional variant. It is critical that during the installation wizard, you check the box labeled Set as my Windows display language (or manually select English from the "Windows display language" dropdown menu at the top of the page after the download finishes). Once the language pack finishes downloading and installing, Windows will prompt you to sign out. After signing back in, the entire shell, Settings, and File Explorer will render in English, though you may still see Chinese in some deep system folders or pre-installed legacy applications until a full reset or manual cleanup is performed. I hope you've found something useful here. If it helps you get more insight into the issue, it's appreciated to accept the answer . Should you have more questions, feel free to leave a message. Have a nice day! VP 0 个注释 无注释 登录以评论 添加注释 You absolutely can switch the system language to English, regardless of the original Chinese Simplified base image ( Win11_25H2_Chinese_Simplified_x64.iso ) you downloaded. The restriction you might be concerned about typically applies only to the "Home Single Language" edition often found in the Chinese market, but the Professional license explicitly includes full support for Multilingual User Interface (MUI) packs. The ISO file simply installs the operating system with Chinese as the default base, but it does not lock the interface language permanently. To perform the switch, open the Settings app and navigate to Time & language > Language & region . If you are currently navigating a Chinese interface and cannot read the text, look for the icon on the left sidebar that resembles a globe (usually the 6th or 7th item down), then select the second option in the right-hand menu. Click the prominent button to Add a language (marked with a plus sign), search for "English," and select your preferred regional variant. It is critical that during the installation wizard, you check the box labeled Set as my Windows display language (or manually select English from the "Windows display language" dropdown menu at the top of the page after the download finishes). Once the language pack finishes downloading and installing, Windows will prompt you to sign out. After signing back in, the entire shell, Settings, and File Explorer will render in English, though you may still see Chinese in some deep system folders or pre-installed legacy applications until a full reset or manual cleanup is performed.

I hope you've found something useful here. If it helps you get more insight into the issue, it's appreciated to accept the answer . Should you have more questions, feel free to leave a message. Have a nice day! VPHAN • 42,490 信誉分 • 独立顾问 2025-12-21T06:42:41.74+00:00 你好 佳玮 于 ，只是想确认你是否成功将系统语言切换成了英语。 如果问题已经成功解决，请考虑 接受这个答案 ，因为这对其他有相同问题的人也有好处。谢谢！ 副总统 0 个注释 无注释 登录以评论 添加注释 你好 佳玮 于 ，只是想确认你是否成功将系统语言切换成了英语。 如果问题已经成功解决，请考虑 接受这个答案 ，因为这对其他有相同问题的人也有好处。谢谢！