When I run an Automation script from my localhost DMA, I get the culture nl-BE and UI culture en-US.

I made all the necessary changes in the Windows environment and created a ConsoleApp2.exe that would simply print the current culture info and UI culture info.

In the picture above, you can see an output of the console app stating en-GB for both Culture and UI Culture.

In the Automation script I'm executing the same code and getting a different result.

I've restarted the Windows system and still get the same result.

I also made sure the DataMiner settings are set to English United Kingdom.

Where do Automation scripts collect their culture information from and how can I change it?

### Edit

Under the Region Settings there is a welcome screen and new user account settings.

In some other system we detected the same behavior:

By checking these check boxes, hitting OK and restarting Windows once we ran the Automation script again we could see matching cultures between cmd application and Automation script.

I suspect that automation scripts collect culture information not based on the Current Windows user but from either the Welcome Screen or New User Accounts.