It’s usually encountered while installing the language pack using the DISM command and prevents the process from progressing further. So, let’s find out all about add-windowspackage failed Error code = 0x800f081e.

What is error 0x800f081e when installing language pack?

The error code 0x800f081e when installing a language pack could arise due to the following reasons:

Using an incompatible version: In most cases, users get the error after downloading a language pack that’s not compatible with the version of the OS. Security software: At times, your antivirus program blocks relevant files making the installation/update causing the problem to appear. Compatibility mishaps: You may also run into the Windows 10 language pack error 0x800f081e if you have got the wrong version of the chosen language pack. Corrupt system files: When the system files are corrupt, you will likely encounter issues while installing a language pack.

How can I fix 0x800f081e language pack error?

Before we head to the slightly complex solutions, let’s try these quick ones:

Restart the computer. Disable your antivirus and check whether the 0x800f081e language pack error disappears. If that’s the case, we recommend you switch to a more reliable third-party antivirus to avoid running into issues. Make sure you are downloading the correct language pack, one that’s compatible with the OS, along with all the relevant files.

If these don’t work, move to the fixes listed next.

1. Manually install the language pack

One of the easiest ways to fix the 0x800f081e language pack error is to download the language pack manually and set it as the display language. Remember, you won’t get the same results with every pack, and certain elements might still be displayed in the default language. SPONSORED

2. Run the DISM and SFC scan

If it was the corrupt system files behind the issue, running the DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) and the SFC scans usually do the trick.

3. Update Windows

4. Delete temporary files

If the 0x800f081e language pack error doesn’t seem to go away, clearing the SoftwareDistribution folder, which stores the temporary Windows Update files, might do the trick.

5. Perform an in-place upgrade

That’s it! If the previous solutions didn’t work, an in-place upgrade will help fix the 0x800f081e language pack error for good. Also, find what to do if language packs don’t work in Windows. Tell us which fix worked for you in the comments section below.

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