Question 3

Explanation

Changing the system language on the Windows 10 device affects only the components in Windows 10 like Control Panel, Settings, Start menu, etc. It does not affect web apps.

Below, I changed the language to Spanish in the language settings window in Windows 10. The text in the window has changed to Spanish. However, it does not affect menu items in the Power Apps Studio.

Option A is incorrect.

You can also try updating the language from the Power App settings by clicking the settings icon.

In the Language and time window, change the language to Spanish. As you can observe below, the text in the window and the landing page is translated into Spanish.

But, if you check the Power Apps Studio, the language is still English. So, changing this option has no effect on the Studio.

Reference Link: Change display language

Option B is incorrect.

In the same settings window, you can find the option to Change your language below the Language and time zone section. Let’s click that option.

As you can observe in the below image, changing display language from here affects only the Microsoft 365 apps like SharePoint, Outlook, etc.

It affects neither the Power Platform landing page (make.powerapps.com) nor the Power Apps Studio.

Reference Link: Language stays the same after changing it

Option C is incorrect.

Finally, let’s update the language in the web browser (you can use either Edge or Chrome). Ensure that you add the desired language and move it to the top of the list. Here I use Spanish.

This option translates the text in the Power Apps Studio.

Reference Link: http://powerappsguide.com/blog/post/general-how-to-change-the-language-of-power-apps-studio

Option D is the correct choice.