if i can use /u , then i can use /p as well, so /p description should read install OR UNINSTALL. in any event.. it don't work.. I have ENglish as my language of choice yet i have hundreds of uselss MUI files for japan hungary etc etc.. on my harddrive. web surfing shows that others have it too. so no way to delete this debris ... i believe a command such as LPKSETUP.EXE /U /E EN-US should allow for deletion of all files EXCEPT English-US, and cleanup ALL other languages that exist and their empty folders (if any). the example above about removing japanese and spanish is NOT typical of any real world event. I cannot see a person wanting to keep 22 languages (2-3 forms of chinese), French, but not spanish. truly a cunning linguist would want them all or like the rest of us , just 1 language .. ok.. make it 2... /E EN-US FR-FR so the person can keep 2(or more) languages such as :english and french.

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