How to change .NET SDKs language in VS Code
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I'm looking for a solution for the problem like in title. When I have some errors .NET SDK displays them in my native language, but I want to see them in English, because it's much easier to googling English error messages
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I'm looking for a solution for the problem like in title. When I have some errors .NET SDK displays them in my native language, but I want to see them in English, because it's much easier to googling English error messages
c# .net visual-studio-code
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
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Most probably you have a Language Pack installed. Maybe you would be OK with uninstalling it, and that should make the error messages show up in English instead. microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30667
– Leandro
Nov 9 at 21:10
I don't know which components is a language pack. i.imgur.com/yfdjy5a.png
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 11:53
@Leandro Uninstalled everything with .NET in the name, and installed again .NET Core, but it doesn't solved the problem. When on site, which you linked, I'll click Download then I have only HTML file with message "There is no English version of this language pack. To download a different language version, go back to the Microsoft Download Center page for this language pack."
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 14:17
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I'm looking for a solution for the problem like in title. When I have some errors .NET SDK displays them in my native language, but I want to see them in English, because it's much easier to googling English error messages
c# .net visual-studio-code
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
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I'm looking for a solution for the problem like in title. When I have some errors .NET SDK displays them in my native language, but I want to see them in English, because it's much easier to googling English error messages
c# .net visual-studio-code
c# .net visual-studio-code
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
113
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
113
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
113
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
113
asked Nov 9 at 19:21
Daniel Sobczak
113
113
Most probably you have a Language Pack installed. Maybe you would be OK with uninstalling it, and that should make the error messages show up in English instead. microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30667
– Leandro
Nov 9 at 21:10
I don't know which components is a language pack. i.imgur.com/yfdjy5a.png
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 11:53
@Leandro Uninstalled everything with .NET in the name, and installed again .NET Core, but it doesn't solved the problem. When on site, which you linked, I'll click Download then I have only HTML file with message "There is no English version of this language pack. To download a different language version, go back to the Microsoft Download Center page for this language pack."
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 14:17
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Most probably you have a Language Pack installed. Maybe you would be OK with uninstalling it, and that should make the error messages show up in English instead. microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30667
– Leandro
Nov 9 at 21:10
I don't know which components is a language pack. i.imgur.com/yfdjy5a.png
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 11:53
@Leandro Uninstalled everything with .NET in the name, and installed again .NET Core, but it doesn't solved the problem. When on site, which you linked, I'll click Download then I have only HTML file with message "There is no English version of this language pack. To download a different language version, go back to the Microsoft Download Center page for this language pack."
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 14:17
Most probably you have a Language Pack installed. Maybe you would be OK with uninstalling it, and that should make the error messages show up in English instead. microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30667
– Leandro
Nov 9 at 21:10
Most probably you have a Language Pack installed. Maybe you would be OK with uninstalling it, and that should make the error messages show up in English instead. microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30667
– Leandro
Nov 9 at 21:10
I don't know which components is a language pack. i.imgur.com/yfdjy5a.png
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 11:53
I don't know which components is a language pack. i.imgur.com/yfdjy5a.png
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 11:53
@Leandro Uninstalled everything with .NET in the name, and installed again .NET Core, but it doesn't solved the problem. When on site, which you linked, I'll click Download then I have only HTML file with message "There is no English version of this language pack. To download a different language version, go back to the Microsoft Download Center page for this language pack."
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 14:17
@Leandro Uninstalled everything with .NET in the name, and installed again .NET Core, but it doesn't solved the problem. When on site, which you linked, I'll click Download then I have only HTML file with message "There is no English version of this language pack. To download a different language version, go back to the Microsoft Download Center page for this language pack."
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 14:17
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Most probably you have a Language Pack installed. Maybe you would be OK with uninstalling it, and that should make the error messages show up in English instead. microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30667
– Leandro
Nov 9 at 21:10
I don't know which components is a language pack. i.imgur.com/yfdjy5a.png
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 11:53
@Leandro Uninstalled everything with .NET in the name, and installed again .NET Core, but it doesn't solved the problem. When on site, which you linked, I'll click Download then I have only HTML file with message "There is no English version of this language pack. To download a different language version, go back to the Microsoft Download Center page for this language pack."
– Daniel Sobczak
Nov 11 at 14:17