Comment #7 on issue 7403 by xly...@chromium.org: Localization is not
correct after install
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=7403
I happened to delete my previous comment by mistake, attaching them back
first.
I cannot reproduce this issue on my Dutch XP, please refer to picture
attached.
If you cannot get Dutch default search engine, I guess your "Location"
locale is not
Dutch, can you please check this:
1. Make sure your "Location" locale is set to "Nederland"
>>It is under Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Regional
Options
2. Delete old profiles "Preferences" and "Web Data"
>>Under C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Local Settings\Application
Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
After doing this, you should be able to get default search engines for
Dutch without
reinstall Chrome.
As for your Chrome UI language, can you please check if the value
of "app_locale" is
"nl" for Dutch in file "Local State"?
It is under C:\Documents and Settings\testing\Local Settings\Application
Data\Google\Chrome\User Data
It should be "nl" if you selected "Nederlands" from Chrome download website.
If that value is missing, what language Chrome UI showing depends on
your "Standards
and formats" locale, it is also under Control Panel -> Regional and
Language Options
-> Regional Options.
Attachments:
Default_Search_Engine_&_Chrome_UI.jpg 270 KB
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