Although Windows 7 has been around for a while, some people stick to Windows Vista and still struggle to find dedicated apps that could help in their attempt to customize the operating system.

VIstalizator is a software solution that’s more aimed at users who want to increase productivity, but it can also help others who want to feel a bit more comfortable when using Microsoft’s operating system.

In just a few words, this program helps install language packs in Vista even if you’re not using the Ultimate version, which by default comes with multi-language support.

What this program really does is pretty important for all Vista users because they finally have the possibility to use the computer in their very own native language without having to upgrade to Vista Ultimate.

The interface is minimal and you won’t really need more than that because it really manages to help the application serve its purpose.

Adding languages is extremely easy, as it all comes down to downloading additional packages from the developer’s website and installing them using the built-in function. We tried it with one of the packs and it all worked fine but it may take a while, up to 20 minutes as the developer warns, and you’re also prompted to restart the computer once everything is okay.

Overall, Vistalizator is a great utility for those who wish to use the computer in their native language and the fact that it’s free makes it much more valuable.