Can't get rid of East Asian language pack

The person who used this computer before me has the language pack installed. Anytime I try to install a program it comes up in a language I don't understand. I have a completely different profile but it does it anyway. From what I saw on MS's site, you just need to uncheck the "Install files for East Asian languages" but my checkbox is grayed out. I removed any refferences elsewhere and most things are in English.

 

The language pack effects how possible pages are displayed in Internet Explorer.

It does not effect an installed program, or a program you intend to install.

You could check for a DLL as suggested here: http://windowsxp.mvps.org/foreignlang.htm

 

That file doesn't exist. Where are the installers pulling that info from? Also, my calendar in Outlook also shows some type of asian symbols along with the english.

 

I, personally, have never dealt with this type of issue but I did find a googled link on how the japaneese language pack was installed and what was changed. Perhaps this will offer an over looked setting that can be checked:

http://www.greggman.com/japan/xp-ime/xp-ime.htm|template=print|lang=english|?q

If not, here are the others:

http://www.google.com/search?num=50...ll+files+for+East+Asian+languages"+grayed+out