“Can you choose to have windows 10 in Spanish? I need to buy it with the windows 10 Spanish version, instead of the English one. Is that possible?”
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Yes. You may download language configurations either for just typing or the whole Windows environment. In Control Panel - Language, from there you configure what you need.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Sign in to Windows 10 using an administrative account. Go to Start Menu and click Settings. In Settings, select Time & Language, then Region & Language on the left pane, click Add Language on the right pane Browse to language you want to add. Notice that languages are listed in alphabetical order according to the default Windows language, in this case English If the language you have selected has local variations, click the main language then select the one you’d prefer from subselection. When you have added the languages you need it’s time to install the Language Packs. Select a language, click Options Click Download. Notice that downloading and installing a Language Pack can be quite slow and take up to 10 minutes even on a fast PC. The indicator shows you the progress Go back to Language Selection page. Download all other language packs needed exactly as we just did with. If you want to change the language of the user account you are currently using, select a language, click then Set as Primary To apply a display language change sign out from your user account and sign back in to Windows. As long as you stay logged in after changing the display language, Windows will use the old language only changing it in next sign in. If you want to change the language of another user account, sign in to that account first. Notice that Windows allows you to select a different display language for each user account. For the purpose of this tutorial let’s change the language for my (Test) account. I need to sign in to said account first, and then change the default display language English. After signing in to said account, I'll Open Start Menu, click Settings, select Time & Language, then Region & Language on the left pane. On the right pane, click Add a Language and browse to the language you want to use. Notice that the Language Pack I want to use is already installed because I installed all Language Packs I need earlier at the same time while signed in to my main administrative account. Now it’s easy to change the display language for this user account. Select a language, click Set as Primary. Windows will now tell you that the language you have selected will be the new display language after next sign in. Sign out from your user account, sign back in. You will now see that Windows has changed the display language for this user account. The user account is now translated to your preferred language. That's it!
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