Installing User Locales after setup

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Hey all,
I just started at a multinational corp., and they are performing a desktop
refresh for several hundred machines. The problem we have encountered is
this: apparently when the machines were imaged, the standard user locales
were not loaded, meaning that combo box at [Control Panel | Regional and
Language Options | Standards and Formats] is empty. This isn't showstopping,
but since the users deal with different languages and formatting standards, I
would like to know if there is a way to load these defaults post-config. I've
searched through the registry to no avail, and haven't found any information
either in the KB or Google. Any help would be appreciated.

Aaron Firouz
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