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Asked: 2026-05-20T01:54:43+00:00

I’m trying to pack some files which names contains korean characters into one installer,

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I’m trying to pack some files which names contains korean characters into one installer, using Inno-Setup 5.4.0. When the compiler reach them it prompts an error

The filename, directory name, or
volume syntax is incorrect.

Is there any flag to allow it to read those or some workaround to include those files into the installer?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You may want to work with Unicode inno setup.

    From the help:

    Key features of Unicode Inno Setup are its ability to display any language on any system regardless of the system code page, and its ability to work with Unicode filenames. One could consider Unicode Inno Setup as the new standard Inno Setup and Non Unicode Inno Setup as an old special Inno Setup for those who still need to support NT/9x or who want the very smallest size possible.

    So, make sure you choose the isetup-x.y.z-unicode.exe when downloading (for example isetup-5.4.0-unicode.exe to get the current version).

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