Microsoft-windows-languagefeatures-basic-zh-cn-package 31bf3856ad364e35 Amd64 .cab Access

if ($packages -match "Install State : Installed") Write-Host "Language feature already installed. Skipping." exit 0 $addArgs = $dismArgs + @('/Add-Package', "/PackagePath:$CabPath") Write-Host "Adding language feature CAB..." & dism $addArgs

if ($ImagePath) Write-Host "Targeting offline image at: $ImagePath" $dismArgs += @('/Image', $ImagePath) else Write-Host "Targeting online operating system" $dismArgs += @('/Online') $checkArgs = $dismArgs + @('/Get-Packages') $packages = & dism $checkArgs | Select-String -Pattern "Package Identity.*LanguageFeatures-Basic-zh-cn"

$dismArgs = @('/English', '/Quiet', '/LogLevel', '1') if ($packages -match "Install State : Installed") Write-Host

[string]$ImagePath # If omitted, applies to online OS )

It sounds like you’re referring to a specific Windows cumulative or language feature CAB file — likely used for offline servicing, adding language capabilities, or updating language features in a Windows image (DISM). Check DISM log

if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) Write-Error "DISM failed. Check DISM log." exit $LASTEXITCODE

Write-Host "Successfully added zh-cn basic language features." You can also generate a validation script to ensure the package matches the required architecture ( amd64 ) and CBS identifier ( 31bf3856ad364e35 ): Then during deployment

<component name="Microsoft-Windows-International-Core-WinPE" ...> <SetupUILanguage> <UILanguage>zh-CN</UILanguage> </SetupUILanguage> <UILanguage>zh-CN</UILanguage> </component> Then during deployment, the .cab would be applied using: