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What are the differences between Windows Server 2003 MUI and Windows 2000 Server MUI?

April 26, 2017differences mui server Windows

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What are the differences between Windows Server 2003 MUI and Windows 2000 Server MUI?

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Windows Server 2003 MUI is on par with Windows XP MUI. Enhancements over Windows 2000 Server MUI include: • A more extensively localized user interface than Windows 2000 MUI that includes localized folder and file names. Users will see more information in their particular language. • For Server 2003, the performance monitor is MUI-enabled. • The language of the counters and the bubble Help display in the current user UI. Also, the MUI CD will include a MUI package for the .NET Framework resources. • A localized console when the user interface is set to an East Asian language. (Not available for Arabic or Hebrew MUI.) • Better application compatibility: To ensure improved application compatibility, during MUISetup.exe, the administrator is given the opportunity to change the System Locale to match that of the Default User locale and use the system font of the selected Default User locale.