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Media Player (Windows 11)

Media Player, formerly Xbox Music in Windows 8/8.1 and Groove Music in Windows 10, is a media player application developed by Microsoft that can stream and play content locally. It is the successor to the older Windows Media Player application, although the latter is still available in Windows 11. It started to roll out to all users on 15 February 2022.
== History ==
Xbox Music was announced during Microsoft's E3 2012 press conference along with Xbox Video to tie in with the upcoming Windows 8 release. The move was intended to position Xbox as the company's primary entertainment brand. Both services launched on 16 October 2012, ten days before Windows 8 was made generally available.
In July 2015, Microsoft announced the respective rebranding of the Xbox Music and Xbox Video services to Groove Music and Microsoft Movies & TV as part of the initial Windows 10 release in an attempt to disassociate the services from the Xbox brand, making them more inclusive to non-Xbox platforms. After the discontinuation of the Groove Music Pass subscription service (along with the iOS and Android ports as well as music purchases on the Microsoft Store), the application was reduced to a local music player.
In November 2021, Microsoft announced and subsequently rolled out the Media Player rework for Windows 11 to Windows Insiders in the Dev channel, completely replacing the Groove Music application and deprecating the legacy Windows Media Player application while subsequently reintegrating the local video playback functionality found within Movies & TV. The rework was rolled out to Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel on 3 February 2022 and was globally rolled out to all users on 15 February 2022.
The Media Player application was backported and rolled out to Windows 10 users in January 2023.
== Gallery ==
File:MediaplayerHomeSectionDark.png|Home page (dark mode)
File:MediaplayerHomeSection2.png|Home page (with items)
File:MediaplayerMusicSection.png|Music library page (empty)
File:MediaplayerMusicSection2.png|Music library page (with items)
File:MediaPlayerVideoSection.png|Video library page (empty)
File:MediaPlayerVideoSection2.png|Video library page (with items)
File:MediaPlayerAudioCDSection.png|Audio CD page
File:MediaPlayerPlayQueueSection.png|Play queue page (empty)
File:MediaPlayerPlayQueueSection2.png|Play queue page (with items)
File:MediaPlayerPlaylistsSection.png|Playlists page (empty)
File:MediaPlayerPlaylistsSection2.png|Playlists page (with items)
File:MediaPlayerPlaylistsSection3.png|Playlists page (subpage)
File:MediaPlayerDetails.png|Details page
File:MediaPlayerSettings.png|Settings page
File:MediaplayerAudioPlayback.png|Playback page
File:MediaplayerSearchResult.png|Search result page
File:MediaPlayerCompactLayout.png|Compact layout
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in Windows 8
Metro Unlocker

Metro Unlocker (also known as MetroUnlocker, or simply MU) is a tool developed by MetroFetro, a YouTuber and developer. It was the first public application that allowed for all features restricted by the Redpill feature locking mechanism to be enabled, including the Start screen and Immersive applications, and remained the only application capable of performing such a task from its initial release in 2016 until the release of Redlock in 2020.
== History ==
The first version, released on 3 January 2016, only supported build 8056, and worked by disabling the Software Protection Service, the Windows service responsible for Windows licensing, and importing the respective licensing policies from build 8102.101, which included the required policies used to enable Redpill, and also dropped a modified version of its shsxs.dll binary. In subsequent versions (from version 2 onward), the binaries and registry entries for build 8102.101's Immersive Browser were also dropped into the existing Windows installation.
Version 3, released on 10 May 2019, used the Immersive Browser files from build 8056, along with implementing support for builds 8032 and 7989. The latest version, version 4, (released on 5 August 2019) dynamically writes in the RP policies instead of overwriting all policies with the ones from 8102, and also introduced a licensing subsystem hack against the slc.dll library to forcibly enable the Immersive Control Panel's Personalization subpage in build 8056. Support for builds 7927 (fbl_srv_wdacxml) through 8056 were also added in version 4.
== Criticism ==
The tool faced criticism due to its crude implementation, namely the continuous reuse of resources included as part of the official Developer Preview release and build 8056, instead of working with files already provided by the currently running build, which yielded highly inaccurate representations of the Windows 8 user interface during development and also presented significant performance and stability problems on older builds.
Use of the Metro Unlocker tool is highly discouraged and no longer recommended for general use, and the Redlock tool should instead be employed as it supports all Windows 8 builds from builds 7779 through 8123 while replicating Microsoft's Redpill implementation as closely as possible.
Category:Windows 8 Redpill unlockers
Category:Community projects
Microsoft Bob

Microsoft Bob (codenamed Utopia) is a graphical shell for Windows 3.1x and Windows 95, first released by Microsoft in March 1995, with an updated release made in the summer of that year. Bob employed a environment that looked like a house, with customizable rooms containing real-life objects representing each program. The Bob suite featured standard utilities like an address book, e-mail client, calendar and clock, but also included programs to aid with real life scenarios, such as the Household Manager, Financial Guide, or Checkbook. Also included was a PC adaptation of the GeoSafari educational toy. Users could also add standard Windows applications to their room, which would be represented by a box with the application icon on it. 
Microsoft intended Bob to be able to be extended by other separately bought software, however, only Microsoft Great Greetings ended up being released in its short shelf time.
The interactive character technology in Microsoft Bob would later form the basis for Microsoft Agent and later the Virtual Assistants on Windows XP.
Support for Microsoft Bob ended on 1 July 1999.
==System requirements==
*Processor: PC with 80486 or higher processor
*Memory: 8 MB of RAM or higher
*Hard disk: 32MB of free space
*Operating system:
**Windows 3.1x with MS-DOS 3.2 or later
**Windows 95
*Display: SVGA, 256 colors (8-bit)
*Mouse
*Modem (at least 2400 baud) for the E-Mail application
*Sound card (using a Windows driver) and speaker or headphones [optional]
==List of known builds==
===Beta 1===
=== Pre-RTM ===
===RTM===
Category:Applications
Category:Microsoft
Microsoft Bob build 1116

Microsoft Bob build 1116 is a Beta 1 build of Microsoft Bob, back then codenamed "Utopia Home". It includes Household Manager, Financial Guide, Checkbook, Letter Writer, Calendar, Address Book, Email, and GeoSafari, alongside the Family Room, the Study, the Safe, and the Mousehole as the available public rooms.
== NFO file ==
== Bugs and quirks ==
* GeoSafari crashes upon exiting.
* It is possible to open the Bob applications without having the Home application open at the same time.
* Most of the graphics will appear corrupted if Microsoft Bob is loaded on 16-bit high color display or better. Use 256 color display for best results.
== Gallery ==
=== Interface ===
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-ApplicationGroup.png|Application group
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Boot.png|Splash screen
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Welcome.png|Welcome
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-MainRoom.png|Family Room
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Safe.png|Safe
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Mousehole.png|Mousehole
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-HouseholdBoot.png|Household Manager boot
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Household.png|Household Manager
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-FinancialBoot.png|Financial Guide boot
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-CheckbookBoot.png|Checkbook boot
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Checkbook.png|Checkbook
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-LetterBoot.png|Letter Writer boot
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-Letter.png|Letter Writer
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-CalendarBoot.png|Calendar
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-GeoSafariBoot.png|GeoSafari boot
MicrosoftBOB-Beta1-GeoSafari.png|GeoSafari
=== Setup ===
Utopia Home Starting Setup.png|Preparing setup
Utopia Home Setup 1.png|Welcome to setup
Utopia Home Setup Name Info.png|User information
Utopia Home Setup Confirm Name.png|Verify user information
Utopia Home Setup Product ID.png|Product ID
Utopia Home Setup Searching for Installed Components.png|Checking for installed components
Utopia Home Setup Start Setup.png|Install directory
Utopia Home Setup Choose Program Group.png|Program groups
Utopia Home Setup Automatically Start.png|Start automatically?
Utopia Home Setup Checking Disk Space.png|Checking disk space
Utopia Home Setup Register Today.png|Copying files
Utopia Home Setup Updating System.png|Updating system
Category:Microsoft Bob builds
Microsoft Bob build 1318

Microsoft Bob build 1318 is a build of Microsoft Bob. This build is relatively close to the RTM build.
== NFO file ==
== New features and changes ==
* The final name is now used, with an updated splash screen. Many applications also have "Bob" added to their names.
* The default installation directory is MSBOB instead of UTOPIA.
* Sounds are now added for hovering over a clickable object or door.
* Shelly actor has been added.
* Rover's collar now has sound when Rover is clicked.
* The right door in the Study Room now links to the Family Room.
* GeoSafari no longer crashes upon exit.
* All Bob applications can no longer be opened unless Microsoft Bob's home application is also open.
* Fixed bugs related to display corruption when running Bob above 256 colors.
== Gallery ==
MicrosoftBob-1.0.1318-Welcome.png|Welcome
Category:Microsoft Bob builds
Microsoft Bob build 1329

Microsoft Bob build 1329 is the official RTM build of Microsoft Bob, which was released on 10 March 1995.
== Gallery ==
File:MicrosoftBob-1.0.0.1329-Setup1.png|Setup - Welcome
File:MicrosoftBob-1.0.0.1329-Setup2.png|Setup - Click button to install
File:MicrosoftBob-1.0.0.1329-Setup3.png|Setup - Copying files
File:MicrosoftBob-1.0.0.1329-Setup4.png|Setup - Restart computer
File:MicrosoftBob-1.0.0.1329-Splash.png|Splash screen
File:MicrosoftBob-1.0.0.1329-SignIn.png|Sign-in screen
Category:Microsoft Bob builds
Microsoft Bob build 1927

Microsoft Bob build 1927 is an updated build of the RTM release of Microsoft Bob. The Gateway 2000 OEM release of this build is notable for including additional rooms.
==Gallery==
===Gateway 2000 OEM===
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-Setup.png|Setup
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-Splash.png|Splash screen
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-Door.png|Door
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-GatewaySharedFamilyRoom.png|Gateway Shared Family Room
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-GatewaySharedKidsRoom.png|Gateway Shared Kid's Room
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-GatewaySharedAttic.png|Gateway Shared Attic
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-GatewaySharedKitchen.png|Gateway Shared Kitchen
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-PublicMouseHole.png|Public Mouse Hole
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-PublicSafe.png|Public Safe
MicrosoftBOB-1.00a-PublicStudy.png|Public Study
Category:Microsoft Bob builds
Microsoft Cairo PDC 1993 build

The unidentified PDC 1993 build of Microsoft Cairo is a build that was shown at the 1993 Professional Developers Conference in December 1993.https://ascii.jp/elem/000/000/322/322868/
Much of the build's user interface largely resembles one of Chicago builds in the milestones 4 and 5 development phases, with only one button at the left end of the taskbar instead of three, meaning that the menus have already been unified to a single menu. This can be seen as a stopgap, as the "Start" text on the button has not been implemented yet. Likewise, a clock has now been implemented at the other end and the taskbar itself now acts as a program overview rather than as a folder.
It also has an interesting mix of the window controls from Chicago builds of the same era. The Minimize and Maximize buttons have the same appearance as in those builds (there is no Close button implemented yet), but the window menu button has already been replaced by the application's icon.
== References ==
Category:Microsoft Cairo builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Microsoft Cairo build 1157

Microsoft Cairo build 1157 is a build of Microsoft Cairo that was mentioned in the file TESTALL.CMD included with Windows NT 4.0's HCT and Device Driver Tests.
:useage
@echo
echo Example: TestAll c: d: Cairo 1157_x86
@echo
echo "TestAll <HomeDrive> <TestDrive> <Cairo or SURe> <Build Number_Platform>"
@echo
Category:Microsoft Cairo builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Microsoft Cairo build 297

Microsoft Cairo build 297 is the earliest known build of Microsoft Cairo, assumed to be a Milestone 4 build.https://patents.google.com/patent/WO1995002221A1/: "...such as a collection of text objects supported by Cairo Milestone 4 running under the Windows NT system version 297..." On 16 August 2018, a disc scan of this build was posted alongside additional Cairo-related material supposedly used for an ISV demo/feedback tour in 1993 on BetaArchive by member ReflectiaX.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=38754&p=433008
== Gallery ==
93ISVCairoReviewAgenda.jpg|Demo agenda related to this build
== References ==
Category:Microsoft Cairo builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Microsoft Diagnostics

Microsoft Diagnostics (msd.exe) is an information and diagnostic program for MS-DOS. It shows information for certain hardware and software components of a computer, such as BIOS, processor, display, mouse, keyboard, CD-ROM, network, serial and parallel ports, drives and operating system. Microsoft Diagnostics comes as part of MS-DOS 6, Windows 3.1x and Windows 95. Its Windows NT counterpart is Windows NT Diagnostics (winmsd.exe).
==History==
Version 1.0 can be navigated with the use of either arrow keys or and a highlighted letter. By selecting a category, additional information about it will be displayed in a pop-up window. It also lets the user see the content of system files, such as CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT.
Starting with version 2.0, it also displays the installed version of Microsoft Windows (with Windows 9x operating systems being identified as their kernel version 4.xx) and a mouse can now be used to navigate through the tool. Pop-up windows now also function like windows in Windows 3.x. By clicking on the button at the top left corner, the window closes. The tool also gained a new menu bar, where most options previously seen at the lower half of the interface moved into. The CD-ROM category merged into the hard disk one, where CD-ROM drives and the installed MSCDEX version are being displayed. The Game Adapter category moved into the new Other Devices area.
Version 3.0 added support for the Pentium processor, but other than that, didn't change much from the previous version 2.1. Its development was ceased prior to the release of Windows 95, with itself being dropped from Windows with Windows 98 and replaced by the Win32-based System Information.
The latest version of Microsoft Diagnostics is able to identify most hardware from as late as the mid-1990s; later hardware like P6-based Pentium processors or later display adapters will be identified as Unknown. It is also not Y2K-compatible, as BIOS dates beyond 1999 will be displayed as 04/23/90.
==Versions==
*1.0 (1990)
*1.1 (1991)
*2.0 (1992)
*2.1 (1993)
*3.0 (1994)
==Gallery==
MSD10.png|Microsoft Diagnostics 1.00
Win3.10.026 29 dos prompt window msd.png|Microsoft Diagnostics 1.10.24
MS-DOS-6.22-Diagnostics.png|Microsoft Diagnostics 2.1
Microsoft Encarta

Microsoft Encarta is a digital encyclopedia program made by Microsoft. It was initially released on CD-ROM in 1993 and was also available on the Internet via an annual subscription on the Microsoft Network being identical to Encarta '95, but branded as "Intro Edition". 
== Discontinuation ==
In April 2009, Microsoft officially announced that the product will be discontinued by June of the year, while the online version, MSN Encarta, will be discontinued in all regions on 31 October 2009, except for Encarta Japan, where it was discontinued two months later on 31 December 2009.https://web.archive.org/web/20090401001718/http://encarta.msn.com/guide_page_FAQ/FAQ.html
== Timeline ==
Name 	Release date	Notes
Encarta (original release)https://archive.org/details/microsoftencartamultimediaencyclopedia1992-1993	1993 	First edition of Encarta
Encarta 1994 Edition 	1993 	
Encarta '95 	1994 	Also available for Macintosh
Encarta 96 	1995 	
*First to introduce Encarta Atlas
*First to transition into a 32-bit application
Encarta 97 	1996 	Last version to support Windows 3.1
Encarta 98 	1997 	First to have "Virtual Globe"
Encarta 99 	1998 	Introduced redesigned UI
Encarta 2000 	1999 	First to have "Map Treks" and last version to support Windows 95
Encarta 2001 	2000 	First to use Windows Installer as installer engine
Encarta 2002 	2001 	
*First to introduce 3D Virtual Tours
*New logo
*Renamed "Reference Suite" to "Reference Library"
Encarta 2003 	2002 	
Encarta 2004 	2003 	Last version to support Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 and Windows Me
Encarta 2005 	2004 	New logo
Encarta 2006 	2005 	Part of Microsoft Students
Encarta 2007 	2006 	
Encarta 2008 	2007 	
Encarta 2009 	2008 	Last release of Encarta
== References ==
Category:Applications
Category:Microsoft
Microsoft MapPoint

Microsoft MapPoint is a discountinued program developed by Microsoft which allowed users to view, edit and integrate maps.
==Versions==
{| class="wikitable" style="width:"
|-
!Name
!Release date
!Notes
|-
|MapPoint 2000
|2000
|Initial release
|-
|MapPoint 2001
|2001
|Minor update for 2000
|-
|MapPoint 2002
|2002
|
*Updated the interface to resemble Office XP
*Removed the GPS Add-on from the installation media
|-
|MapPoint 2004
|2004
|Last version to support Windows 9x
|-
|MapPoint 2006
|2006
|
*Significant updates to the GPS functionality
*Major updates to various features
*Last version to support Windows 2000
|-
|MapPoint 2009
|2008
|
*Updated the interface to have larger icons
*Activation was introduced for retail copies
|-
|MapPoint 2010
|2010
|Many improvements, notably includes the ability to show or hide map symbols and labels by type
|-
|MapPoint 2011
|2011
|Major updates to map data and points of interest
|-
|MapPoint 2013
|2012
|
*Updated the interface to now sport Metro style icons
*Updates to map data and points of interest
*Added support for reviews and ratings
*Last version to be released
Microsoft Movies & TV

Movies & TV, formerly Xbox Video in Windows 8/8.1, is a digital video app by Microsoft that can playback video content purchased from the Microsoft Store and video content stored locally. It is also available for Xbox consoles. 
In Windows 11, the local video playback functionality has been succeeded by the Media Player app. 
==History==
Xbox Video was announced during Microsoft's E3 2012 press conference along with Xbox Music to tie in with the pending release of Windows 8. The move was intended to position the Xbox brand as the company's main entertainment brand. Both of these services launched on 16 October 2012, 10 days before Windows 8's release to general availability.
In July 2015, Microsoft announced that the Xbox Music and Xbox Video apps would be rebranded as Groove Music and Microsoft Movies & TV respectively to tie in with the release of Windows 10. This move was intended to disassociate the services from the Xbox brand, making them more inclusive to non-Xbox platforms.
In Windows 11, the Groove Music app was redesigned to support playback of video content and was renamed to Media Player with the file type associations being migrated to the app in July 2022. Starting from Windows 11 build 25987, the Microsoft Movies & TV app is not installed by default after doing a clean installation.
 
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Category:Microsoft
Category:Introduced in Windows 8
Microsoft OS/2 1.0

Microsoft OS/2 1.0 is a version of OS/2 1.0 developed by Microsoft. Having only a command-line interface, it was designed to run on a 286 processor or later.
Compared to the IBM release, this build utilizes a different setup interface (which no longer features a processor reset to switch from protected to real mode), includes a graphical boot screen resemblant to that of Windows 1.0 and Windows 2.x, and removes most of the IBM system drivers and applications. Some files were renamed to remove IBM references and most drivers that are included are provided via OEMs.
== Bugs ==
=== Installing on newer processors ===
This version has a bug in the keyboard driver that causes setup to crash when loading with TRAP 0000 due to a division by zero when installing on any processor faster than a 486 processor. To install on a faster processor, KBD01.SYS must be patched to remove the sequence that causes the division by zero.http://www.os2museum.com/wp/installing-os2-1-x-in-a-virtualbox-vm/
== Gallery ==
OS2-MS-1.0-Boot.png|Boot screen
OS2-MS-1.0-Boot2.png
OS2-MS-1.0-Setup2.png|Setup
OS2-MS-1.0-Setup.png|Installation method
OS2-MS-1.0-Setup3.png|Copying files
OS2-MS-1.0-Setup4.png|Program and supplemental disk setup
OS2-MS-1.0-Setup5.png|Setup finished
OS2-MS-1.0-ProgramSelector.png|Program Selector
=== OEM versions ===
File:MS-OS2-1.0-Tandy-OEM-Boot.png|Tandy OEM boot screen
== References ==
Category:OS/2 1.0 builds
Microsoft OS/2 1.0A

Microsoft OS/2 1.0A is an OEM version of Microsoft OS/2 1.0 released for the Japanese NEC PC-9800 series computers in March 1989.https://support.nec-lavie.jp/support/product/data/spec/sft/sw066f-1.html
== References ==
Category:OS/2 1.0 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Microsoft OS/2 1.0 (NEC PC-9800 OEM)

Microsoft OS/2 1.0 (NEC PC-9800 OEM) is an OEM version of Microsoft OS/2 1.0 released for the Japanese NEC PC-9800 series computers in October 1988.https://support.nec-lavie.jp/support/product/data/spec/sft/sw061f-1.html
== References ==
Category:OS/2 1.0 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Microsoft OS/2 1.0 revision 3.42.1.1

Microsoft OS/2 1.0 Revision 3.42.1.1 is a build of OS/2 1.0 that was included with Microsoft OS/2 SDK 1.00 and 1.01. The SDK 1.01 release includes the Program Selector shell with the build.
The DDK for this build, containing a debug kernel, was uploaded by the OS/2 Museum on 14 December 2022.https://archive.org/details/ms-os2-ddk-1.00
==Quirks==
This build identifies itself as version 10.0 during boot and as version 10.00 in the ver command.
==Gallery==
MS-OS2-3.42.1.1-Boot 1.png|Boot screen
MS-OS2-3.42.1.1-Boot 2.png
MS-OS2-3.42.1.1.png
MS-OS2-CMD.EXE-04-06-87.png|OS/2 Command Interpreter (04/06/87)
==References==
Category:OS/2 1.0 builds
Microsoft OS/2 1.1

Microsoft OS/2 1.1 is the RTM build of Microsoft OS/2 1.1.
== Bugs ==
=== Installing on newer processors ===
This version has a bug in the keyboard driver that causes setup to crash loading with TRAP 0000 due a division by zero when installing on any processor faster than a 486 processor. To install on a faster processor, the KBD01.SYS file must be patched to remove the sequence that causes the division by zero.http://www.os2museum.com/wp/installing-os2-1-x-in-a-virtualbox-vm/
==Gallery==
=== OEM versions ===
OS2-MS-Nokia-1.1-Setup.png|NOKIA OEM setup
OS2-MS-Nokia-1.1-Boot.png|NOKIA OEM boot screen
MS-OS2-1.1-CompaqSetup.png|Compaq OEM setup
MS-OS2-1.1-CompaqBoot.png|Compaq OEM boot screen
MS-OS2-1.1-Zenith-Setup.png|Zenith OEM setup
MS-OS2-1.1-AST-Setup.png|AST OEM setup
MS-OS2-1.1-AST-Boot.png|AST OEM boot screen
==References==
Category:OS/2 1.1 builds
Microsoft OS/2 1.1A

Microsoft OS/2 1.1A is an OEM version of Microsoft OS/2 1.1 released for the Japanese NEC PC-9800 series computers in July 1990.https://support.nec-lavie.jp/support/product/data/spec/sft/sw074f-1.html
== References ==
Category:OS/2 1.1 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Microsoft OS/2 1.1 (NEC PC-9800 OEM)

Microsoft OS/2 1.1 (NEC PC-9800 OEM) is an OEM version of Microsoft OS/2 1.1 released for the Japanese NEC PC-9800 series computers in August 1989.https://support.nec-lavie.jp/support/product/data/spec/sft/sw070f-1.html
== References ==
Category:OS/2 1.1 builds
Category:Unleaked builds