On Microsoft's Embedded team blog, the company notes that the language packs that shipped after Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1 ("Multilingual User Interface (MUI) Pack 1 for Windows Embedded Standard 7 Service Pack 1" do not automatically bring in the required and optional font dependencies when validating an answer file in Image Configuration Editor (ICE). "This is because the version number of the font dependency expressed in the update.mum of the language pack package is inconsistent with the version number of the actual font package in the Distribution Share. Note that the language packs that shipped with SP1 (English, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish) do not have this issue," the company explained. Adding, Microsoft suggest to solve this issue manually add the required font pack to the answer file in ICE (and add optional fonts as well, if desired). Here is the list of required and optional fonts for these languages: Microsoft says if you are deploying or redeploying feature sets, you must redeploy the appropriate languages for your image to satisfy dependencies. This is true even if you are not adding new languages to your image, as noted in this article. To apply language packs to an answer file, see the steps below: Browse to the language pack(s) to install in the Standard 7 image file.
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