Install Language Pack Windows Server 2012 R2

1. Windows Server 2012 R2 Manual
2. German Language Pack Windows Server 2012 R2

De-CHde-CHde-CHde-CH049true1EFI4002MSR1003PrimarytrueNTFSC13Windows 2012R20trueOnErrortrueTestTest/IMAGE/INDEX203OnErrord:virtioTest123trueTest123truetrue2050AdministratortruetruefalseWINDBOXTest123truetrueAdministratorUTCfalsefalsefalse0trueallRemote Desktop1bcdedit /emssettings emsport:1 emsbaudrate:115200d:virtioI took the original autounattend.xml from and changed every occurrence of 'en-US' to 'de-CH'.Am I lost here. I rewrote the.iso about 10 times trying different configurations and I still get these errors. Does anyone have an idea?RegardsPhilipp. I never doubted this was a Windows issue.This is a bit confusing. I don't get why I wouldn't be able to use de-DE or de-CH locale when the image is a german one.Even removing the whole. Containing the language settings did not work.I guess I would need to apply the en-US language pack to the installer to be able to change the language to the one I would actually want to use.Using the english installer seems to work without any modifications. I'll report back later.Thanks anyway though!RegardsPhilipp.

Windows Server 2012 R2 Manual

Another update from my part:I tried migrating to ESXi so I would have an easier time.virtualizing all the things. This did not work out either, FreeBSD 10.3 and 11.0 VMs would not boot when I passed through my Adaptec 71605H to them. Same thing both on ESXi 6.0 and 6.5.What I did instead was to migrate from bare-metal FreeBSD 10.3 to bare-metal FreeBSD 11 and virtualize Windows Server 2016 with bhyve (vm-bhyve).

German Language Pack Windows Server 2012 R2

The graphical console makes things a lot easier (no repacking, no autounattend.xml, etc.).I'll mark this thread solvedGreetingsPhilipp.