I noticed a few people have been googling for\u00a0this so I just thought I’ll post\u00a0a short how-to on this.<\/p>\n
Let me first say that before the combined IE9 + language pack came out I tried to bundle IE9 and the language pack with the Internet Explorer Administrator Toolkit (IEAK). That worked fine but I wasn’t able to deploy that package in the Task Sequence. I don’t know why this didn’t work because the package deployed fine with normal software deployment.<\/p>\n
Since then MS has released IE with the integrated language pack, you can find all versions\u00a0here: 32bit<\/a> and 64bit<\/a><\/p>\n Deploying is very simple. Simply create a package with the following program\u00a0Command Line,\u00a0 depending a little bit on which\u00a0IE9-exe file you’ve downloaded:<\/p>\n Advertise the program or put it in your Task-Sequence after “Setup Windows and ConfigMgr”.<\/p>\n Update1 :<\/p>\n If you want to be able to choose between languages for Internet Explorer in your Task-sequence you can always bundle the English IE9-version in your base-image and then run the language-packs on top of that. The language packs for IE9 and Windows 7 are found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The language packs come as MSU-files that are installable through the WUSA-command. So to install the 64bit version of the Swedish language pack on top of an English Internet Explorer 9, simply run:<\/p>\n Of course, remember to download the matching version of the language pack depending on if you’re using 32- or 64bit Windows.<\/p>\n Important Update2: This little registry key breaks all Active Setup commands for 64-bit Windows 7! Note that\u00a0this regkey is not set on the\u00a0SysWOW64 registry folder so it only applies\u00a0 to 64-bit Active Setup. Therefore the\u00a0command that’s supposed to create shortcuts for the taskbar and Start Menu doesn’t run. Instead you might end up with a broken IE9-icon that points to the users Home Directory (i.e. H:) !<\/p>\n Apparently, this key was used in IE5<\/a>(!) when you wanted the installation to be really, really quiet.<\/p>\n So in order to have a successful installation, delete this reg-key after the installation of IE9. Here’s a link how to do it<\/a>:<\/p>\nie9-windows7-x86-enu.exe \/update-no \/quiet \/norestart<\/pre>\n
wusa IE9-Windows6.1-LanguagePack-x64-sve.msu \/quiet \/norestart<\/pre>\n
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\n<\/strong>Internet Explorer 9 Setup does a really evil thing in the registry. It creates this key:<\/p>\nHKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Active Setup\\Installed Components\\NoIE4StubProcessing<\/pre>\n