During the installation of DF, there is no ability to select English-United States as the desired language. In the list of languages in the Language folder there is en.lang (which shows up as a Canadian flag) and en-us.lang (which shows up as a US flag). As a side note, should there not be a English-Great Britian language.

As a component of my system housekeeping and security, I use program CCleaner to clean out unneeded files from my system. Via the Winapp2.ini addition to CCleaner, I have cleanup code that removes thousands of unneeded language files that needlessly get installed by various third party programs, one of which is DisplayFusion. This has been on my system for over a year and has been executed on many previous version of DisplayFusion. HOWEVER, with DF V4.2.0Beta2, a language issue/error has appeared when I delete all languages files in %ProgramFiles%\DisplayFusion\Language folder except en-us.lang The language issue/error if I leave in en.lang along side en-us.lang.

This self induced error that suddenly has appeared with Beta2 is something that is not a "bug" in DisplayFusion. However, I hope that you can look into it because I do like to keep unneeded files cleaned off my system. And thousands of languages files are unneeded when a system has a lot of third party programs...which most of us do.

The attached pictures show the problems.

Thanks much for investigating and scheduling to fix.

This issue still exists in Beta 3.

To duplicate:

1. Close DF

2. Remove all languages except en-us.lang

3. Restart DF.
- Error message concerning language not being found is issued.
- No Language section shows up on the Settings windows.

The displayed window is what I am experiencing, yes. My question is why does the installer keep reverting my installation to en.lang instead of leaving it en-US.lang (I am located in West Virginia, USA) ? If DF's language is set to English (United States) and a new release of DF is over installed, should not the installer see that the language is English (United States) and leave it at that so that the English (Canadian) should never come into play?

With only En-us.lang in the Language folder, I get the error shown here when a Wallpaper change is attempted...either as scheduled or manually initiated via Desktop Wallpaper Settings>Load Next Image

Oops, I misspoke. The problem is back following a system reboot.

I thought it was fixed. However, when the scheduled wallpaper change occurred, Beta 4 could not find a language.

Yes, it does appear to be fixed via Beta 5.

Thanks very much for your attention to this issue.