If you have expansion packs, especially more than one, it could be helpful to change each key for each expansion (and the base game) just to be sure they’re kept in sync.Using the list below and the number or letter you just entered, enter the name of the language you wish to switch to. This isn’t necessary, but it’s a good idea: Double-click “LanguageName”.Double-click “Language” and, using the list below, change the previous number to the number or letter corresponding to the language you wish to switch to.In the right pane of the window, find the entries labeled “Language” and “LanguageName”.Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\EA GAMES\*name of last-installed expansion or stuff pack*\1.0.For expansion packs/stuff packs (maybe.Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\EA GAMES\The Sims 2\1.0.In the left pane, navigate through the folders, following this path:.For the base game only (no expansions/stuff packs/etc.).You may have to accept a security warning. Select it from the list that comes up or just press Enter. For Windows Vista, go to Start, and in the “Search” field enter “regedit”.On Windows 2000/XP, navigate to Start, Run, then type “regedit”.It’s since been fixed, but here’s my take on how to do it.
I wrote this tutorial to compensate for that. Up until fairly recently, the article was out-of-sync as to how languages are numbered in the game. If you’re like me, a language lover and occasional Simster, you’ve probably seen the article on ModTheSims2 about how to change the display language.
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