Windows 10 Technical Preview MultiLang pack - murphy78
Part 2 of 2 (build 9841)

This should only be used on a live machine by a technician or by
someone who is technically proficient in helping report issues and
give opinion feedback to MS. You should not be using this as an
end-user system. There will likely be many application compatibility
issues and crashes involved. You've been warned, so proceed at your
own discretion.

I am uploading these so that as wide an audience as possible can
help MS create the best OS they can with Windows 10. I don't make
any money distributing these things either directly or indirectly.

The default Technical Preview and Enterprise Technical Preview are
available in 4 languages only: en-US, en-GB, zh-CN, and pt-BR
Any other languages would likely need to be installed through the
control panel after install. There are no language packs available
for offline integration at this time, and likely will not be for
the duration of the technical preview. I have not tested the product
yet. I have simply verified hashes and inspected files. If you find
an issue with the product, try reporting it with the issue reporting
thing. MS's website for this venture is: http://preview.windows.com

All of the exe sfx delta patches in pt2 use the source files from pt1:
en_windows_technical_preview_x64_dvd_5552500.iso
en_windows_technical_preview_x86_dvd_5552509.iso
en_windows_server_technical_preview_x64_dvd_5554304.iso

I'll include a link to the pt1 torrent in this torrent using a
shortcut file. These source files need to be in the *same directory*
as the exe delta patches.

Server Datacenter was released in a VHD format, but was highly
compressable, so I just 7z'd it. The MSI debug symbols files are
highly compressed, so I just left them alone.

Overall I've reduced the size of pt2 dramatically by using delta
patches and 7z for the vhd, as well as not adding yet another source
file when we already have a few from pt1. If you don't know what
debug_symbols versions of Windows are, you probably just want the ones
from pt1. They are Windows versions that don't have runtime improvements
and help debug things such as Drivers and system tools such as Anti-Virus
programs. I've included all known releases of tech preview for
completion's sake. If there's something you can't find in both parts,
it either wasn't released at this time, or never existed.

I've included the patch hashes and the release hashes in text files.

enjoy,
murph