While this article targets the 2021 Arabic language pack for Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, Microsoft now uses cumulative language updates. Installing the 2021 version is safe, but it will immediately try to update to the latest 2023/2024 components via Windows Update.

Recommendation: Instead of hunting for a specific 2021 download, simply use Method 1 (Settings). Windows will automatically fetch the 2021 baseline plus all security and translation improvements released since then.

For Windows 10 Pro 64-bit users who require offline installation or are deploying via MDT/SCCM, the 2021 CAB files remain compatible with all Windows 10 versions up to 22H2 (the final version of Windows 10).

Are you looking to change your Windows 10 Pro interface to Arabic? Perhaps you have a new computer, or you recently upgraded your system and need to restore your language settings.

While 2021 saw many updates to Windows 10, the core process for installing a language pack remains consistent. Whether you need the language pack for the display interface, for typing in Arabic, or simply to unlock region-locked apps, this guide will walk you through the entire process.

In this step-by-step tutorial, we will cover how to download the Arabic Language Pack for Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, how to install it manually, and how to set it as your default display language.

In the Settings window, click on Time & Language.

On the left-hand sidebar, click on Language (or "Region & Language" depending on your build version).

Installing the Arabic Language Pack

Once you've downloaded the language pack, follow these steps to install it:

Troubleshooting Tips

If you encounter issues during the download or installation process, try the following:

Frequently Asked Questions