Not all language support files are installed even 'if install updates' is selected during installation

[Walter Cheuk]

Not all language support files are installed even 'install updates' is selected during installation. One have to wait for the installation to complete, reboot, open 'language support' to install all necessary files, logout and login, to enable very basic feature such as IMEs for East Asian locales. Average users may not know that and will wonder why even the basic features are not functional, even the correct language is selected during installation. All language support files should be installed if the users selected 'install updates', as the user already prepared to download and install a large amount of data.

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