How do I customize language and region settings on Windows 11?

It’s handy to know how to change your language and region settings on your Windows 11 system, especially if you’ve just acquired a new, unconfigured device. In addition to changing the display language, Windows 11 also lets you change the language for speech recognition and text-to-speech conversion.

Installing a language pack in Windows 11

Before you can even get started, you’ll need to install a Windows language pack, if you haven’t already done so. Generally speaking, your PC only supports the language of your country, so it’s very simple. First of all, you’ll need to go to your computer’s settings, then select the “Time and Language” section, then click on “Language and Region”.

Once this is done, you’ll need to click on “Add a language” to be able to download the pack containing the language you’d like to add to your computer. All you have to do is select it from the range of possibilities offered by Windows

Then simply install it, and it will be taken into account in your settings.

Changing the predefined language on Windows 11

As we’ve just seen, you’ve installed the language pack you want to use on your PC. That’s a good start, but now it’s time to see how to set it up. In fact, installing the language pack was the most time-consuming task of this tutorial, since all you’ll have to do is go back to Language and Region settings, then in the “Windows display language” section, click on the language you’ve just downloaded.

Once you’ve done this, you’ll need to log out of Windows for the changes to take effect. Now you know how to do it, and we hope we’ve helped you as much as we can.