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Windows Fax and Scan

Windows Fax and Scan is a faxing and scanning program that was introduced in Windows Vista to replace the Fax Console included with Windows XP. It also replaces the fax viewing functionality of Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. 
It supports sending and receiving faxes and faxing documents on computers connected to a fax modem or emailing scanned documents and forwarding faxes as email attachments. The UI layout of Windows Fax and Scan is identical to the Vista version of Windows Mail. 
It is included in the Business, Enterprise and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista and it is available in all versions of Windows 7, Windows 8.x, Windows 10 and Windows 11. It is not available on Windows 10/11 on ARM64 architecture.
==Faxing==
The Fax View includes a fax account model, improved composition features, the ability to save faxes in composition as drafts, and a preview pane. Users can also right click on a file and send it as a fax. To send and receive faxes, users can create either a local fax modem account to use a locally attached fax-capable modem or a shared fax server account to use a network fax server.
==Scanning==
The Scan View allows users to manage scanned documents. It allows the creation, renaming and moving of folders from a single view. The preview pane shows scanned documents and users can create profiles for particular scanners and save them for future scanning, and can directly route the scanned documents to their mailboxes after configuring the mail settings. The Fax from Scanner feature allows directly faxing the document from the scanner.
==Gallery==
WindowsVista-WindowsFaxAndScan.png|Windows Fax and Scan in Windows Vista
Win10-WFS.png|Windows Fax and Scan in Windows 10
Category:Applications
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows Vista
Windows Feature Experience Pack

Windows Feature Experience Pack is a feature package included with Microsoft Windows since the Manganese development semester.
== History ==
Windows Feature Experience Pack was introduced during the Manganese development semester, with build 19536 being the first publicly released build to include it. Its resources were in C:\Windows\SystemApps\MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy, and an "Experience" entry was added under Settings → System → About where the version number could be queried, which was updated along with almost every new build. However, there were no hints at the time about its functionality.
In April 2020, it was backported to the Windows 10 May 2020 Update during its final stages of development. The Microsoft documentation for Features-on-Demand now states that the package includes features critical to Windows functionality and that it should not be removed.https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/features-on-demand-non-language-fod These public Feature Experience Pack builds also received updates, although less frequently.
In November 2020, Microsoft announced that it was intended to become a new method of releasing and enhancing Windows features outside from OS updates, and that eventually it would be incorporated to the existing servicing process through Windows Update. Along with this announcement, the first preview build to run under this test was released to Windows Insiders on the Beta Channel. Due to the scoped set of components that public releases included at the time, changes in this update were minimal. Like monthly servicing updates, more builds from this type were released near the end of each month while expanding the experiment to the Release Preview Channel.
During Windows 10X development and the release of its three Public Previews prior to its cancellation, three desktop Feature Experience Pack builds were also included in them. Instead of having an Experience entry in About Settings, they appeared as applications on the Apps section where the version number was also displayed.
== Included components ==
Windows Feature Experience Pack is currently confirmed to have the following components:
* Snip & Sketch, including its shell-integrated snipping interface
* A new input panel
* An updated shell-suggestion UI
* Windows 10X's Files app.
== Builds ==
===Windows 10 May 2020 Update and later===
===Manganese===
===Iron===
===Cobalt===
====Wave 1====
====Wave 2====
===Nickel===
====Dev Channel====
===Zinc===
===Gallium===
===Germanium===
==References==
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 10
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 119.32900.0.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 119.32900.0.0 is a build of Windows Feature Experience Pack. This build was released to Windows Insiders in the Fast Ring with Windows 10 build 19536 on 16 December 2019, and the first build to be mentioned in the operating system, specifically under the "Experience" entry in Settings → System → About → Windows specifications.
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.1070.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.1070.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 30 November 2020 to Windows Insiders on the Beta Channel.
== Changes ==
* Snip & Sketch can now be used to create a screen snip and paste it directly into a File Explorer folder to save the screenshot there. This change would be later ported to the Dev Channel in Cobalt build 21277.
* Using the touch keyboard in a portrait posture on a 2-in-1 touch device now supports split keyboard mode. This change would be later ported to the Dev Channel in Iron build 20270.
== External links ==
Official announcement
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.2020.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.2020.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 26 January 2021 to Windows Insiders on the Beta Channel.
==Changes==
*The reliability of Snip & Sketch's snipping experience has been improved, especially with apps that access the keyboard often.
*The ability to create a screen snip and paste it directly into a File Explorer folder introduced in build 120.2212.1070.0 has been temporarily removed due to a bug.
==External links==
Official announcement
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3030.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3030.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 23 February 2021 to Windows Insiders on the Beta Channel on both versions 20H2 and 21H1.
== Changes ==
* The handwriting panel's reliability has been improved.
== Gallery ==
File:WFEP 120.2212.3030.0 20H2.png|Version 20H2
== External links ==
* Official announcement
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3530.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3530.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 25 March 2021 to Windows Insiders on the Beta and Release Preview Channels.
==Changes==
*Improved IME reliability when displaying the candidate list.
==External links==
*Official announcement
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3740.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3740.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 28 April 2021 to Windows Insiders on the Beta and Release Preview Channels.
==Changes==
*Nonfunctional hyperlinks are no longer displayed in the IME candidate window.
==External links==
*Official announcement
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3920.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2212.3920.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 22 June 2021 to Windows Insiders in the Beta and Release Preview Channels.
== Changes ==
* Fixed an issue by which the touch keyboard did not appear when invoked.
== External links ==
* Official announcement
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.27512.10351.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.27512.10351.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was released on 3 December 2020 to Windows Insiders on the Dev Channel with Windows 10 build 20270. It is also present in Windows 10X build 20279.
== Gallery ==
File:Win10X 20279FEP.png|Windows 10X
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2901.0.0

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 120.2901.0.0 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was first included in Windows 10X build 19563, which was released on 11 February 2020. It was also released to Windows Insiders in the Fast Ring the following day with Windows 10 build 19564.1000.
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Feature Experience Pack build 321.4803.0.3

Windows Feature Experience Pack build 321.4803.0.3 is a build of Feature Experience Pack. This build was first included in the MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy package from Windows 10 build 21313's installation image, which was replaced by a lower build during setup. It wouldn't be used as the Feature Experience Pack version of a Windows 10 build until build 21327, where the files were preserved after installation.
This Feature Experience Pack build is notable for including a comment about Windows 11 build 21306 in the package's AppxManifest.xml, which stated that version 2.6 of Microsoft.UI.Xaml had just arrived with this build to the rs_wdx branch, and that not all branches were at build 21306 yet.
 TODO: Leave this out initially since the 2.6 version only just arrived in 21306 to rs_wdx* and not all branches are at 21306 yet.
Category:Windows Feature Experience Pack builds
Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs

Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs (also known as Windows FLP) is a lightweight version of Windows XP, exclusively released to manufacturing on 8 July 2006 to Microsoft Software Assurance customers only.Microsoft Unveils New Ways for Industry Partners to Take Advantage of Market Opportunity and Build Profitability, Microsoft PressPass, 12 July 2006. The operating system intended to provide core functionality of Windows XP on top of older/legacy hardware that originally ran Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000. It is based upon Windows XP Embedded, and any components of Windows FLP are optional, tailoring to specific needs. It was superseded by Windows Thin PC.
==Features==
===Included===
*Remote Desktop
*Windows Media Player 10
*Internet Explorer 6 SP2
=== Removed (from Windows XP)===
*Paint
*Backgrounds
*Screensavers
*Games
*Out-of-box experience
*Windows Product Activation
===Supported (as updates)===
*Internet Explorer 7
*Internet Explorer 8
*Windows Media Player 11
==List of known builds==
===Beta===
=== RTM ===
===Service Pack 3===
==References==
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Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs build 2600.2180

Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs build 2600.2180 is a build of Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs. A single screenshot of this build, which was most likely obtained from someone in the small selected group of customers which tested this operating system since May 2005,More on Windows XP "Eiger", the lean Windows client, Bink.nu, 17 May 2005. was posted by Steven Bink on his blog Bink.nu on 13 June 2006.Microsoft Windows XP Fundamentals for Legacy PC's (Eiger) Screenshot, Bink.nu, 13 June 2006. Screenshot.
==Changes==
*The winbrand.dll file still holds the "Windows XP Code Eiger" branding. The same (or related) winbrand.dll file (5.1.2600.2647 (xpsp.050404-1634)) can be also found in all Windows Embedded for Point of Service builds.
*The build already uses the final name, "Fundamentals for Legacy PCs", which was publicly announced on 15 September 2005.Expanded Benefits in Microsoft Software Assurance Deliver Support Across All Phases of Customers' Software Lifecycle, Microsoft, 15 September 2005.
*The build also uses the "Version 2005" rather than "Version 2006" branding, since it was originally planned for general availability in March 2006.Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs for Software Assurance Available March 2006!, Microsoft Volume Licensing, 9 September 2005.
==References==
Category:Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs build 2600.5512

Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs build 2600.5512 is the official RTM build of Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs Service Pack 3.
== Gallery ==
File:WindowsXPSP2Boot.png|Boot screen
File:WindowsFLP-SP3-OOBE.png|Out of box experience
File:WindowsFLP SP3 SystemAcc.png|Logged on as NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
File:WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs builds
Windows Home Server

Windows Home Server (codenamed Quattro; also referred to as simply Q) is a home server solution developed by Microsoft, based on Windows Small Business Server 2003, itself a spin-off of Windows Server 2003. It was formally announced by Bill Gates, then-CEO of Microsoft, on 8 January 2007 during the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center.Microsoft. Bill Gates Unveils Windows Home Server at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show, Microsoft PressPass. 8 January 2007.Gates III, William Henry. Microsoft Keynote, CES 2007. 8 January 2007. It was first released to manufacturing on 16 July 2007 and was made generally available on 4 November 2007.Microsoft. Windows Home Server Available Now to Help Families Protect, Connect and Share Their Digital Experiences, Microsoft PressPass. 4 November 2007. Along with the launch of Windows Home Server, a children's book titled Mommy, Why is There a Server in the House? was released to promote the then-new operating system.O'Connor, Tom; Dublin, Jill. Mommy, Why is There a Server in the House?, Microsoft. 14 December 2007.
A key functionality of Windows Home Server is the Console, which allows the administrator to configure certain aspects of the server, such as managing computers in a network, viewing the status of disk drives and the ability to create and modify user accounts through a dashboard application. Users can remotely log onto an online server dashboard, host personal file shares on the server and publish images to the Internet—all of which is achieved through the use of the Home Server Connector software.
The operating system was short-lived, with support having ended on 8 January 2013. It was eventually succeeded by Windows Home Server 2011, based on Windows Server 2008 R2. The Small Business and Home Server product lines were eventually discontinued in favor of the Windows Server 2012 Essentials edition.
==System requirements==
Microsoft recommends Windows Home Server to be installed on a system with a Pentium III running on 1 GHz or better, at least 512 MB of RAM, 70 GB of hard drive space, an SVGA or better display adapter, a 100 Mbit/s Ethernet network adapter and a DVD-ROM drive.
==List of known builds ==
=== Beta 1===
=== Beta 2 ===
=== Community Technology Preview ===
=== Release Candidate ===
=== Pre-RTM ===
==== RTM Escrow ====
=== RTM ===
===Power Pack 1 Release Candidate===
===Power Pack 1===
===Power Pack 2===
===Power Pack 3 Beta===
===Power Pack 3===
== Notes ==
== References ==
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Windows Home Server 2011

Windows Home Server 2011 (codenamed Vail) is the successor to Windows Home Server. It was released to manufacturing on 29 March 2011,Microsoft. Windows Home Server 2011 is Ready for Release, Windows Home Server Blog. 29 March 2011. and was later made generally available on 6 April 2011.Microsoft. Windows Home Server 2011 now available for TechNet and MSDN Subscribers to Download today!, Windows Home Server Blog. 6 April 2011. Its components are based on the Essentials SKU of Windows Small Business Server 2011, though it was based on Windows Server 2008 at the start of development. Similarly to the previous release of Windows Home Server, this release was also short-lived with support having ended on 12 April 2016.
With the release of Windows Server 2012, the Windows Home Server product line and its functionalities were merged into the mainline Windows Server family of operating systems.
== System requirements ==
This version of Windows Server raises the minimum system requirements to 2 GB of installed memory, a 1.4 GHz processor and a 160 GB or larger hard drive.
== List of known builds ==
===Beta===
===Release Candidate 0===
===Release Candidate 2===
===RTM===
== References ==
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Windows Home Server 2011 build 7360

Windows Home Server 2011 build 7360 is a beta build of Windows Home Server 2011, which was leaked on 25 January 2010https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11376.
== NFO file ==
== Gallery ==
WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|Boot screen
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.7360-Start.png|Start menu
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server 2011 builds
Windows Home Server 2011 build 7495

Windows Home Server 2011 build 7495 is a beta build of Windows Home Server 2011. The English version was released on 26 April 2010,https://web.archive.org/web/20100515123831/http://windowsteamblog.com/Windows/b/windowshomeserver/archive/2010/04/26/wanna-peek-at-the-next-version-of-windows-home-server-check-out-the-new-public-beta-for-windows-home-server-code-name-vail.aspx followed by versions in the German and Japanese languages on 11 May 2010.https://web.archive.org/web/20100515123836/http://windowsteamblog.com/Windows/b/windowshomeserver/archive/2010/05/11/windows-home-server-code-name-vail-goes-international.aspx
==Gallery==
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.7495-Setup.png|Setup
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.7495-Setup2.png|OOBE
WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server 2011 builds
Windows Home Server 2011 build 7657

Windows Home Server 2011 build 7657 is the official Release Candidate 0 build of Windows Home Server 2011, released on 16 August 2010. https://web.archive.org/web/20100818153931/http://windowsteamblog.com/windows/b/windowshomeserver/archive/2010/08/16/new-vail-beta-build-come-and-get-it.aspx This build changes the OOBE background from the Windows 7 style graphics to a new green one.
==Gallery==
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.7657-OOBE.png|OOBE
WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server 2011 builds
Windows Home Server 2011 build 8400

Windows Home Server 2011 build 8400 is the official Release Candidate 2 build of Windows Home Server 2011, released on 3 February 2011.https://web.archive.org/web/20110206124740/http://windowsteamblog.com/windows/b/windowshomeserver/archive/2011/02/03/windows-home-server-2011-release-candidate-now-available.aspx
==Gallery==
WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|Boot screen
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8400-Setup.png|Setup
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8400-OOBE.png|OOBE
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8400-login.png|Login screen
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8400-Dashboard.png|Dashboard
WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8400-ServerManager.png|Server Manager
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server 2011 builds
Windows Home Server 2011 build 8800

Windows Home Server 2011 build 8800 is the official RTM build of Windows Home Server 2011. It was made generally available on 5 April 2011.https://web.archive.org/web/20110408162800/http://windowsteamblog.com/windows/b/windowshomeserver/archive/2011/04/05/windows-home-server-2011-now-available-for-technet-and-msdn-subscribers-to-download-today.aspx
==Changes==
Extended the Windows Home Server 2011 name and logo to more areas of the OS such as the login screen and winver.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
File:WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Setup.png|Setup
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Drive Selection.png|Drive Selection
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-PleaseWait.png|Loading OOBE
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Date and Time.png|Verify Date and Time settings
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-EULA.png|EULA
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-ProductKey.png|Product Key
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Personalize server.png|Personalize your Server
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-WindowsUpdate.png|Windows Update settings
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-PreparingServer.png|Preparing Server
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-End of Setup.png|Server ready to use
===Login===
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-login.png|Login screen
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-login2.png
===Dashboard===
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Dashboard splash screen.PNG|Splash Screen
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Dashboard.png|Dashboard
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Dashboard-Users.png|Users
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Dashboard-Computers.png|Computers and Backup
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Dashboard-ServerFolders.png|Server Folders and Hard Drives
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-Dashboard-Add-ins.png|Add-ins
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddUserAccount.png|Adding user to the server
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddUserAccount2.png|Shared folder access
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddUserAccount3.png|Remote Web Access
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddUserAccount4.png|Successfully created user account
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddFolder.png|Adding folder to the server
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddFolder2.png|Folder access
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-AddFolder3.png|Successfully created folder
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-ClientComputerBackupSettings.png|Client Computer Backup Tasks
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-ChangingServerPassword.png|Server Password
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-PasswordPolicy.png|Password Policy
===Server Manager===
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-ServerManager.png|Server Manager
===Server Settings===
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-ServerSettings.png|Main Settings
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-MediaSettings.png|Media Settings
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-HomeGroupSettings.png|HomeGroup Settings
File:WindowsHomeServer2011-6.1.8800-RemoteWebAcessSettings.png|Remote Web Access Settings
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server 2011 builds
Windows Home Server build 1282

Windows Home Server build 1282 is an unleaked beta build of Windows Home Server. Paul Thurrott got 3 screenshots from Microsoft and posted all of them in his "Windows Home Server Preview" blogposthttps://web.archive.org/web/20070122035126/http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/whs_preview.asp. The build shown in the screenshots is probably a build related to the announcement of Windows Home Center 2007 during CES 2007.https://news.microsoft.com/2007/01/08/bill-gates-unveils-windows-home-server-at-the-2007-international-consumer-electronics-show/
==Gallery==
WHS_1282_1.jpg
WHS_1282_2.jpg
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Home Server build 1371

Windows Home Server build 1371 is the official Community Technology Preview build of Windows Home Server, released on 18 April 2007.https://web.archive.org/web/20070622095211/http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/archive/2007/04/18/ctp-gets-the-greenlight.aspx
== Changes ==
=== Out-of-box experience ===
An out-of-box experience that appears after installation has been introduced in this build, which asks the user to set a password and configure options for Windows updates, error reporting and Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) participation. 
=== Branding ===
Operating system branding has been updated to use the Home Server name, and a new default desktop background image (as seen in the RTM build) has also been added, replacing the previous dark blue fog background.
==Gallery==
File:WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|WinPE boot screen
File:WindowsServer2003-SP3-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1371-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds