These metadata bits are actually downloaded from the Microsoft Store in conjunction with Windows Update (WU triggers the store). This metadata information is not part of a UWP app provisioned during the initial Windows installation and therefore is not included in the lp.cab. Inbox UWP applications use language metadata, which you can see/download through the Microsoft Store for Business. The cause, as it often is with Windows 10, is not straightforward: Some built-in apps, which are being serviced through the store (like calculator, camera, etc.) remain in the English language.You block Windows Update or Microsoft Store.You install an English Windows 10 image and inject a language pack into your deployment.They ran into a little snag involving localizing inbox UWP applications. Quite a few of customers I work with are deploying Windows 10 clients using an English base image and applying language packs in the process. It also shows how a clue can quickly lead to a solution. This blog post is another demonstration of why being on Twitter is essential these days. Just think about it: you are not going to become fit by going to the gym for a week and then stopping, you need to adhere to a daily routine and this analogy can be applied to mastering new skills and staying current in this new world, be it Windows 10, Microsoft Azure or any other agile tech. We need to integrate learning into our daily routine. There is a reason why Johan Arwidmark keeps emphasizing in his workshops that ' if you are not on Twitter, get on Twitter.' The thing is, in a world where everything is changing so rapidly, we as IT Pros need to re-baseline how we adopt new technologies and make learning a habit. Twitter is part of my daily routine when it comes to learning.

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