Windows 10: missing one installed Language or its Features once installed Windows 10 20H2 patch

Thanks for your help first.


I started to deploy Windows 10 Pro 20H2 to my company PCs using ManageEngine patch management method but I got a language issue after that.

Our user PC is using English UI and added one language Chinese Hong Kong/Taiwan for Chinese typing and downloaded its features, but once installed the 20H2 patch, users reported that they can't type Chinese, when I try to switch to Chinese from the task bar, it will show an error " Traditional Chinese IME is not ready yet."


Then I check Setting --> Language and found that the Chinese Hong Kong/ Taiwan's Features are missing, I need to click the options button and manually download it again.



once done, user can use back the Chinese input method then.


Any idea?

or any script that I can add language and its features online even I that PC can't connect Windows update site?


Give you more information about our pc environment setup:

- all pc joined domain

- use gpo to disable automatic windows update and set a invalid url to force it can't connect to Windows update to download all windows update.

- I've checked with ManageEngine support, they said their patch management is just download the 20H2 patch file from Microsoft and apply it target pc.



Thanks again


Patrick

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