Change Windows 7 Current display language Howto
Windows 7 in its core has been optimized with a rich graphics and awesome user-friendly UI settings. Still, there are some pretty casual things which can prove to very problematic and silly. Windows 7 decides what localized languages are been used to display text in wizards, dialog boxes, menus, Help and Support and other objects in the user interface (UI). Of course you can change them for your convenience and add or install language packs by your own but if you were having problem, here is a quick solution.
Enough is enough. If you think that you don't want to rely on Internet explorer anymore (after seeing till the very end from IE 5 to IE 8 ) you can switch to Firefox or Google Chrome. Not a big deal is it? But nagging and incorrigible that Windows is, it won't let you remove or uninstall something that you are not using just because its made by them. You have paid for the product and now you can not get rid of it. How annoying is it? We had to compromise in Windows XP and Windows Vista. But not anymore. In Windows 7 build 7048, thankfully there is a feature by which you can remove IE 8. Let us see how.
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