In the list of preferred languages, click the first language, and then click Remove. This does not remove the language's character set. Click OK, and then click OK again. The next time you load the Web page, it is displayed using the next language in the list. We are researching this problem and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available.
Some Web servers are capable of displaying Web pages in one of several different languages.
You can add and prioritize languages in Internet Explorer so that Web pages you load are always displayed using your preferred language. For example, a Web server can display a Web page using either the English or the Ukrainian language. If you specify that the Ukrainian language has a higher priority than the English language, Internet Explorer sends your preference to the Web server and the Web page is automatically displayed using the Ukrainian language. All rights reserved. Terms of Use.