Desktop folder name is no longer localized

Hearsepilot said:

I don't think it will, that name is just an aesthetic name, windows will refer to it by it's GUID internally.

Should I try commands like sfc and dism first?

matis1974 said:

As the title says, my desktop folder now says "Desktop" instead of "Pulpit" like it should
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I test a lot with different languages and sometimes I see weird problems with incorrect language being displayed. When it's a problem of a Store app showing the incorrect language, it's usually fixed by dragging the installed languages in Settings to the correct order. When it's a problem of some items still being in English in the OS, it's usually fixed by running Windows Update. The problem appears to be that one or more MUI files are missing or are incorrectly referenced. Running Windows Update (any update) usually fixes it.

Hearsepilot said:

If you're having issues then yes, you could have done that whilst waiting for replies.

So I ran the commands, sfc did fix some files but the issue is still present sadly

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LesFerch said:

I test a lot with different languages and sometimes I see weird problems with incorrect language being displayed. When it's a problem of a Store app showing the incorrect language, it's usually fixed by dragging the installed languages in Settings to the correct order. When it's a problem of some items still being in English in the OS, it's usually fixed by running Windows Update. The problem appears to be that one or more MUI files are missing or are incorrectly referenced. Running Windows Update (any update) usually fixes it.

Only update I have is the KB5034441 which keeps failing due to the recovery partition being too small for the updated files

matis1974 said:

Only update I have is the KB5034441 which keeps failing due to the recovery partition being too small for the updated files

Then you need to fix that issue so that Windows Update can run successfully.

I recall seeing another thread here (or maybe on elevenforum.com) about the recovery partition size and Windows Update. I would probably just break out MiniTool Partition Wizard and make the recovery partition larger.

Thanks for the links, I'll try that

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Try3 said:

KB5034441 - TenForums
KB5034441 - MSSupport


Denis

i have failed and this ****ed up the recovery partition

Try3 said:

Then delete it [after having made a new system image].
removing the Recovery partition [NavyLCDR #16] - TenForums



Or seek advice in KB5034441 - TenForums


Denis

nvm, i actually broke it myself due to a stupid idea of copying the reagent.xml file back onto it, it seems to work now and lists under the correct partition but im not doing the update rn

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alright, I have installed the update and my recovery works, but the desktop issue is still there.

matis1974 said:

I have installed the update and my recovery works, but the desktop issue is still there.

It looks like it's time to try a repair install:

Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade