AppLocale(apploc.msi)

The full name of apploc is Microsoft AppLocale, Microsoft officialInternal code conversion tool, many game data are garbled, useMicrosoftApplocaletoolTranscoding is the most enjoyable thing.Modify the gameEspecially a must-have for the Heroes of the Three Kingdoms series of gamestool. Need to downloadMicrosoft Applocale partners can download it for free directly from the Huajun Software Park.

Microsoft Applocale installation steps

The specific installation process of Microsoft Applocale is as follows

1. Download directly from this pageMicrosoft Applocale, unzip andDouble-click to run the Microsoft Applocale installation program and open the Microsoft Applocale installation package.

2. Click the [next] button, select [i agree] and click next.

3. WaitMicrosoftApplocaleInstall.

4. Click [next] and then click close to end the installation process. At this time, the installation is completed and you can open applocale.

Microsoft Applocale software has a vulnerability

After installing AppLocale, AppLocale will generate the "apploc.tmp" file in the WindowsAppPatch folder. This file may cause the Windows lnstaller program to operate incorrectly, causing its installation interface to become garbled. After the software is installed, its menu portion will also appear garbled. There is an error in the registry information, which may cause the installed program to fail to run.

Solution: If you have not run AppLocale after installing AppLocale, please use Notepad to create a text file in the WindowsAppPatch folder with the file name "apploc.tmp" and set its properties to "read-only". AppLocale can be prevented from generating new "apploc.tmp". If you have already run AppLocale, delete the "apploc.tmp" file and re-create it according to the above method. (This method will still cause some garbled characters during the installation process of some software)

The root solution: Open apploc.tmp with Uedit32, edit it in hexadecimal, change the content to 03 03 00 00, save it, and set its properties to "read-only". (This method will not cause garbled characters)

(No official patch yet)

You can also install AppLocale modified by netizens and use it, and the above problems will never occur.

MicrosoftApplocaleHow to use

1. Install Microsoft Applocale first, then click on the Start menu, find Microsoft Applocale in all programs, then find Applocale, click in, then next step, select Start Application, then click Browse, select the EXE of the garbled game you want to convert run file

2. Click "Browse" to find the game execution file

3. Just select Japanese.

4. Then click Next, select Chinese (Traditional) as the language of the application, and then click Next. Finally, you can choose to create a shortcut, so you don’t have to do it again next time you enter. Finally, press Finish ! Then after you enter the game, you will find that the garbled code problem has been solved!! Haha! It’s so cool! If you want to enter again next time, just enter directly from the start menu!!

5. Note that the app is not omnipotent. Some games still cannot be played using this. If an error is reported and cannot be played, try using NTLEA or LocaleSwitch. One of them will work.

MicrosoftApplocaleFAQ:

1. Microsoft Applocale cannot be installed?

1. Problem: Every time halfway through the installation, a string of English letters appears under the window. There is an OK button under the window. After pressing it, the installation is canceled. How to solve it?

2. Because you are on a vista system, you cannot install Applocale normally. You need to Ctrl+Alt+Del to start the task manager, click on the lower left to display the processes (S) of all users, and then click on the file on the upper left of the task manager - New task (run) (N ), a dialog box will pop up. At this time, you can see a line below: "This task will be created with administrative rights." Click Browse (B) on the lower right, find apploc.msi and the installation will be successful. If not , switch "Programs" in the lower right corner to "All" to find it. After the installation is complete, you can find it in Start-All Programs-Microsoft AppLocale. If not, please search for it in the C:/Windows/AppPatch folder.

2. Microsoft Applocale garbled code problem

1. When some Windows XP users run the ".MSI" installation file to install applications, the original Chinese interface becomes garbled. In fact, this is caused by a tool software called "AppLocale" provided by Microsoft.

2. Open AppLocale, click "Next", select "Add or Remove Programs", then click "Next", then select "Chinese (Simplified)" in the "Application Language" in the interface that appears and click "Next" Just one step and "complete"

3. Delete C:/WINDOWS/AppPatch/AppLoc.tmp, create a new empty file, and change the name to AppLoc.tmp.

【Notes】

Application localization tools not only transcode, but also facilitate regional simulation, which is especially suitable for games or software in restricted areas~

The game path transcoded using APP cannot contain Chinese characters.

AppLocale(apploc.msi) update log:

1.Fix some bugs

2. Optimized some functions