Add language packs to image VMs
Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session images come with only English pre-installed. To support other languages for your AVD users, you need to install the language packs directly on the image VM that your host pools are based on.
Warning:
Nerdio recommends following a procedure similar to Microsoft's process described in Add languages to a Windows 11 Enterprise image, except that you should initiate Sysprep from the Nerdio Manager Desktop Images page and/or the global images page.
Installing language packs incorrectly via other means, such as pre-existing GPOs, can cause the Sysprep to fail. Language packs must be installed in a manner that Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session supports.
Tip: For the file share requirement, you can add a file share to the existing storage account you may already be using for FSLogix. For details, see Create a content repository for language packages and features on demand. This can be useful to keep resources consolidated, and allows you to simply use permissions you already have granted for FSLogix on the storage account.
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