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Windows 8 build 9200 (win8 rtm)

Windows 8 build 9200 (win8_rtm) is the official RTM build of Windows 8, which was released to manufacturing on 1 August 2012Sinofsky, Steven. Releasing Windows 8 - August 1, 2012, Building Windows 8. 1 August 2012. and later made generally available to the public on 26 October 2012.
The pseudo-localized variant (qps-ploc) of this build, which is used for testing the internationalization system, was shared on 29 June 2022.
== Leftovers ==
=== Timebomb ===
The Starter edition found within this build's Repair Content Packages (which are used by DISM /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth to repair an existing Windows installation) includes a timebomb within its product policies that is set to expire on 15 January 2013 despite being compiled under a retail/production configuration.
=== Games Explorer ===
One of the most well known leftovers in Windows 8 is the Games Explorer from Windows Vista and 7. It can be accessed by running shell:games (or explorer shell:games with the use of a shortcut) or through means of a third-party Start menu application. This feature and its respective class ID remained until Windows 10 April 2018 Update, after which it was completely removed in favor of the Xbox app.
== Gallery ==
File:Win8boot.png|Boot screen
=== English version ===
File:Windows8-6.2.9200-Installation.png|Setup
File:Windows8-RTM-Setup.png|First logon animation
File:Windows 8-2022-09-05-11-38-56.png|Lock screen
File:Windows 8-2022-09-05-13-00-17.png|Login screen
File:Windows 8 Start Screen.png|Start screen
Windows 8 Start screen - Apps.png|Ditto. Start screen Apps
Windows8-6.2.9200(win8 rtm)-MetroInternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer (Metro UI)
File:Windows8-RTM-GamesExplorer.png|Games Explorer (by command)
Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8_rtm-WindowsStore-HomePage.png|Windows Store
Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8_rtm-WindowsStore-AppList.png|Ditto, applications list
Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8_rtm-WindowsStore-AppDetails.png|Ditto, application details
Windows8-6.2.9200(win8 rtm)-SystemPropertiesStarter.png|System Properties (Starter SKU)
Windows8-6.2.9200(win8 rtm)-SecurityOptions.png|Security options
File:Windows8-RTM-BSOD.png|System crash
File:Windows8-YourPCRanIntoAProblem.png|Recovery after system crash
Windows8-6.2.9200-EasyTransfer.png|Windows Easy Transfer
=== Pseudo-localized version ===
File:Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8 rtm-PLOCDesktop.png|Desktop
File:Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8 rtm-PLOCExplorer.png|File Explorer
File:Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8 rtm-PLOCCharms.png|Charms bar
File:Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8 rtm-PLOCStart.png|Start screen
File:Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8 rtm-PLOCWinver.png|Winver 
=== ARM version===
File:9200 - ARM version.png|Desktop
File:9200 - ARM version - System Properties.png|System Properties
File:9200 - ARM version - winver.png|winver
===Miscellaneous===
Windows8-6.2.9200.16384.win8_rtm-MSDevNetDVD-ProCoreKN-x86.jpeg|x86 Korean N DVD (Microsoft Developer Network)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Windows 8 builds
Windows 8 unidentified December 2011 build

Several screenshots of an unidentified Windows 8 build compiled 15 December 2011 were shown off by Windows news website WinUnleaked.tk. https://web.archive.org/web/20111220213646/http://winunleaked.tk/2011/12/windows-8-beta-sign-off-soon Unlike other builds that weren't publicly released officially by Microsoft, this build does feature Metro apps (although PaintPlay was brought back from build 8102.101).
It’s currently unknown whether this build is in the 817x range due to the full covering of the build tag, only leaving the “For testing purposes only.” part remain. Based on the compilation date, which was a day after build 8172, it could either be the same build, higher, or lower; the build number is still unknown to this day. Judging by the "Windows 8 Beta" branding, it is possible that the build lab of this build is possibly a feature branch prefix.
==Changes==
* The Aero Lite theme has been changed.
* The PC Settings app icon has been reverted to the one from the Developer Preview instead of the newer variant from build 8172.
==Gallery==
Windows8-6.2.817x-winmain-Upgrade.png|Upgrade
Windows8-6.2.817x-winmain-Start.png|Start screen
==References==
Category:Windows 8 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 8 unidentified May 2011 build

On 29 May 2011, four days before Windows 8 was unveiled to the general public at All Things Digital (D9) and in the lead-up to the public release of the Windows Developer Preview, an internal Microsoft video was recorded which showed off an unidentified shell branch build,Harris, Jensen. Windows 8 Demonstration Video, Windows User Experience Team. Microsoft. 29 May 2011. featuring significant UI changes that would eventually be reverse-integrated into mainline Windows branches during the course of several months between May and August. The build tag is not present on its desktop, potentially indicating that a test root certificate is either not present or the build was compiled under a retail/production configuration.
The video demonstrating the build in question was originally uploaded by Microsoft on 1 June 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110603021215/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p92QfWOw88I before being set to private sometime later. The video was later uploaded on 16 October 2022 in issue 102 of former Windows division president Steven Sinofsky's account of events during their time at Microsoft, titled Hardcore Software, over 11 years after the footage was originally recorded.Sinofsky, Steven. 102. The Experience, Hardcore Software: Inside The Rise and Fall of the PC Revolution. 16 October 2022.
== Observations ==
As previously mentioned, various user interface changes observed in this build would eventually be merged into mainline Windows branches from May through August 2011.
A newer variation of the Windows Aero visual style is used in this build, coupled with the updated Segoe UI font (which would later appear in build 8130). The former, however, would not be utilized in mainline builds until around build 8008. The Charms bar seen in various sections of the video, logon screen and the Internet Explorer application look identical to the one seen in the official Developer Preview build. The Start screen is much closer to the variants seen in build 8056 and in the fbl_srv_msp_std compile of build 8064, and is identical to the one shown off in the Computex 2011 demo build, which was demonstrated by Mike Angiulo on 3 June 2011.
The lock screen, compared to later builds like build 8032, features an earlier design iteration which displays the date above the clock.
== Gallery ==
Windows8-PreD9Demo-LockScreen.png|Lock screen
Windows8-PreD9Demo-LoginScreen.png|Logon screen
Windows8-PreD9Demo-StartScreen.png|Start screen
Windows8-PreD9Demo-Charms.png|Charms bar and File Explorer
Windows8-PreD9Demo-InternetExplorer.png|Metro Internet Explorer 10
Windows8-PreD9Demo-InternetExplorer-Tabs.png|Ditto, tabs flyout
Windows8-PreD9Demo-SnappedApplications.png|Snapped Metro applications
Windows8-PreD9Demo-TouchKeyboard.png|Touch keyboard
== References ==
Category:Windows 8 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 1009

Windows 95 build 1009 is a Beta 1 build of Windows 95 OSR2, which was originally leaked by fATE on 18 April 1996, but became lost. It was later shared on BetaArchive on 3 March 2017.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36760
Interestingly, it contains the string "Memphis. [Version 4.10.1050]" in COMMAND.COM, though it is unused.
==NFO files==
*FILE_ID.DIZhttps://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_95:4.0.1009
*POCShttps://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1009
*GNXhttps://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1009
==New features and changes==
* The ability to select the timezone by clicking on the world map has been removed.
*Internet Explorer 2.0 is now included out-of-the-box and automatically installed.
* Switching the color depth while being at 256 colors or higher is now possible without a restart.
*Support for the FAT32 file system has been added.
*A functionally stripped-down version of DriveSpace 3 has been added.
*Imaging has been added.
*The DOS variant of Dr. Watson now launches at startup.
* The Pentium Pro and later Intel P6 processors are now identified as such in System Properties rather than as a Pentium.
==Gallery==
Windows95-4.0.1009-Setup.png|Setup
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows95-4.00.1009-SystemProperties.png|System properties
Windows95-4.0.1009-Demo.png|Demo
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 102

Windows 95 build 102 is a build of Windows 95. This build is mentioned in the file VERSION.H from build 116's SDK.
 #define VERSION "4.00.102"
 #define VER_PRODUCTVERSION_STR "4.00.102\0"
 #define VER_PRODUCTVERSION 4,00,0,102
 #define VER_PRODUCTVERSION_DW (0x04000000 | 102)
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 1030

Windows 95 build 1030 is a build of Windows 95 OSR2. An unused COMMAND.COM string referencing it is present in OSR2.1 builds 1113 and 1132.
Windows 95. [Version 4.00.1030]
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 1034

Windows 95 build 1034 is a Beta 2 build of Windows 95 OSR2, which was shared on BetaArchive on 11 March 2017.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36784
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the MTY release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1034
==New features and changes==
* The Certificate of Authenticity page of setup has been redesigned and now involves the user to insert the key excluding the dashes and the OEM part.
*Internet Explorer has been updated to the early build 520 of version 3, which still identifies itself as its predecessor. Alongside this, a new Start menu option called "Browse the Web" has been added, which includes links to Microsoft web services and favourites. It was removed in the RTM build. A similar option called "Favourites" is included in the Windows Desktop Update of Internet Explorer 4. It also notably uses the high-color icon from Microsoft Plus!
*An early iteration of the Internet Connection Wizard has been added.
*ActiveMovie has been added.
*The OpenGL-powered 3D screensavers from Windows NT 3.51 have been added.
==Gallery==
Windows95-4.0.1034-Setup.png|Setup
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows95-4.00.1034-SystemProperties.png|System properties
Windows95-4.00.1034-BrowseTheWeb.png|Browse the Web option in the Start menu
Windows95-4.0.1034-Demo.png|Demo
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1043

Windows 95 build 1043 is a Beta 2 build of Windows 95 OSR2, which was shared on BetaArchive on 13 March 2017.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36793 This build changes the version to just "4.00.950b" in the System Properties.
==NFO files==
The following NFO files were included as part of the DS and TUN releases.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1043
==New features and changes==
*The high-color Internet Explorer icon from the previous build has been reverted to the standard one.
*Microsoft Exchange has been renamed to Windows Messaging, however the Exchange branding can still be seen in some places.
===Setup===
The Get Connected page has been removed.
==Bugs==
===Installation===
The currently available copy from the original scene release from 1996 is missing the WINSETUP.BIN file. To bypass this issue, use the aforementioned file from another build.
==Gallery==
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
Win95OSR2B1038.png|System properties
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1048

Windows 95 build 1048 is a build of Windows 95 OSR2. OSR2.1 build 1107 contains the string Windows 95. [Version 4.00.1048] in COMMAND.COM, while OSR2.1 build 1113 contains its RELNOTES.TXT. According to the latter, this build was compiled on 5 June 1996.
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 106

Windows 95 build 106 is a build of Windows 95. The build number is referenced in Windows 2000 source code in\private\inet\mshtml\tools\x86\utils\acme\diamond.doc The source code also mentions Windows NT 3.5 build 612.1.
== diamond.doc ==
The following table compares MSZIP and Quantum (at various settings) as applied to the Chicago Build 106 disk layout (1240 files, 51,596,547 bytes). These results were obtained with DIAMOND.EXE build 500 (6/6/94) running on a Compaq ProSignia Pentium 60MHz with 16Mb RAM under Windows NT 3.5 beta 1 (build 612).
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 1068

Windows 95 build 1068 is a Beta 3 build of Windows 95 OSR2. This build is mentioned in warez CD lists, specifically the Fate 092 compilation.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=383344#p383344 It was shared on BetaArchive on 8 March 2017.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36777
==NFO files==
The following NFO files were included as part of the DS and POCS releases.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1068
*DS
*POCS
==New features and changes==
*Early builds of NetMeeting and Internet Mail and News have been added.
*Internet Explorer 3 has been updated to the Beta 1 build 1100. This build already has the interface seen in the RTM build, but with a different background for the toolbar.
===Setup===
The Certificate of Authenticity page has been updated to its RTM design.
==Gallery==
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows95-4.00.1068-SystemProperties.png|System properties
Windows95-4.0.1068-Demo.png|Demo
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1070

Windows 95 build 1070 is a build of Windows 95 OSR2. In OSR2.1 build 1113, the CurrentVersion key and several system files all report "4.00.1070" as their version numbers. That build may have used build 1070 as a base for its development (see OSR2 build 1048 and OSR2.1 build 1107).
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 1078

Windows 95 build 1078 is a Beta 4 build of Windows 95 OSR2. The original warez release of this build from 1996 was uploaded to BetaArchive on 5 March 2017, along with Windows NT 4.0 build 1273.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36767 A full CD dump was uploaded later on 3 December 2018.
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the PCW release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1078
==Gallery==
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows95-4.00.1078-SystemProperties.png|System properties
===Miscellaneous===
Windows95B_Build1078Disc.png|x86 English CD
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 108

Windows 95 build 108 is a Milestone 6 build of Windows 95. It is mentioned in the Release Notes from builds 116, 121 and 122, along with builds 73, 99 and 116. According to the Release Notes, this build is a pre-M6 "Betas of the Beta".
== RELNOTES.RTF ==
=== Build 116 ===
You can not setup this version of Chicago over prior versions (build numbers) of Chicago. This includes the M5 build (73), and the pre-M6 “Betas of the Beta”, builds 99, and 108. Although the final M6 may set up over build 116, it is still recommended that you do a clean installation, so you are guaranteed not to generate bogus bugs. You should remove the previous Chicago files, and remove the system.dat file from your root. (To remove system.dat, you must first do “attrib -s -h -r” and then delete it.)
=== Build 122 ===
Intel EtherExpress 16 is disabled after installing Chicago on an NEC Versa
This is an intermittent problem in build 108. We are investigating this but at present, there is no way to avoid this problem. If this happens to you, install your network using the Network control panel.
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 95 build 1089

Windows 95 build 1089 is a pre-RC build of Windows 95 OSR2, which was initially shared on OSBetaArchive on 25 December 2015, but was missing some files.https://web.archive.org/web/20160220111221/http://www.osbetaarchive.net/topic/505-xmas-leak-winnt-40-win95-osr2/ They were later found and uploaded by BetaArchive member DiskingRound on 27 February 2017.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36744 This build changes the boot screen to match the final version of OSR2 and includes the RTM build of Internet Explorer 3.
==NFO files==
The following NFO files were included as part of the NMS and Pentax releases.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1089
*NMS
*Pentax
==Gallery==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1107

Windows 95 build 1107 is a very early build of Windows 95 OSR2.1, which was shared on BetaArchive on 30 January 2014.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=30457
The MS-DOS Prompt (usually a good way to verify Windows 95 OSR build numbers) reports the version number as "4.00.1048". The release notes are still from OSR2 Beta 1 (build 1009). In fact, the only references to the version number "4.03.1107" are the version numbers of three files, KRNL386.EXE among them.
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the PWA release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1107
==Changes==
The System Properties version was changed to "4.00.950 C"
==Gallery==
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
Identity_Crisis_-_Detroit_Build_1107.png|MS-DOS Prompt and System Properties
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1111

Windows 95 build 1111 is the official RTM build of Windows 95 OSR2, also known as "Windows 95B" and "build 950 B". This is the later compile of this build, made after the original one.
It includes several additions to Windows 95, such as MS-DOS 7.10, FAT32 support, Internet Explorer 3, Internet Mail and News, the rename of "Microsoft Exchange" to "Windows Messaging", DirectX and features which were previously only available in Microsoft Plus! for Windows 95, such as DriveSpace 3 (however with limited functionality). It was available in many languages and was released exclusively to OEMs on 30 August 1996.
== Gallery ==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen (PC/AT)
Win95osr2bootPC98.png|Boot screen (PC-98)
Windows95-4.0.1111-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
Windows 95 B DE.png|About and MS-DOS Prompt (in German)
Windows95OSR2Demo.png|Demo (in English)
Demo WinDOS4.0.png|Demo (in Spanish)
Win95dan.gif|Start menu (in Danish)
Win95besp.gif|Start menu (in Spanish)
=== Miscellaneous ===
Windows95-4.00.1111-(Gold)-CD.jpg|x86 English CD [Gold]
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1111 (RC)

Windows 95 build 1111 (RC) is a Release Candidate build of Windows 95 OSR2. It shares its build number with the RTM build, but was compiled earlier on 12 August 1996. One of the differences is in the included documentation (README.TXT, etc.).
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the NMS release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1111
==Gallery==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1113

Windows 95 build 1113 is an early build of Windows 95 OSR2.1.
The MS-DOS prompt in this build says "Microsoft Memphis" when it's started, while the VER command outputs Windows 95 OPK 2.1 [Version 4.03.1113]. It has been debated whether this is a build of Windows 95 or Windows 98.
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the MTY release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1113
==Gallery==
Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1115

Windows 95 build 1115 is a build of Windows 95 OSR 2.1, which was shared on 23 June 2024.
The MS-DOS prompt in this build says "Microsoft Memphis" when it's started, while the VER command outputs Windows 95 OPK2.1 [Version 4.03.1115]. It has been debated whether this is a build of Windows 95 or Windows 98.
== NFO file ==
== Corrupted files==
The following files are corrupted in the currently available copy:
WIN95_09.CAB
WIN95_19.CAB
WIN95_26.CAB
WIN95_30.CAB
==Gallery==
File:Win95Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Win95-1115-Sysdm.png|System Properties
File:Win95-1115-Command.png|MS-DOS Prompt with ver command
File:Win95-1115-Answerstation.png|AnswerStation
File:Win95-1115-AboutIE.png|About Internet Explorer
File:Win95-1115-AboutIMN.png|About Internet Mail and News
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1132

Windows 95 build 1132 is a Beta 2 build of Windows 95 OSR2.1 (also known as "WDM/USB Supplement"). It has been debated whether or not this is actually a build of Windows 98.
The build refers to itself as "Windows 95" in most places except for the MS-DOS prompt, where it displays "Microsoft Memphis" at startup. The same startup text is present in the earlier build 1115. The VER command outputs "Windows 95 OPK2.1 [Version 4.03.1132]".
Other references to Memphis have been found in several builds of Windows 95, including the OSR2 RTM.
== NFO file ==
== Gallery ==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1154

Windows 95 build 1154 is a build of Windows 95 OSR2.1. It was found on the Crazybytes 9 warez CD and was originally mislabeled as build 1174. It was shared on BetaArchive on 23 July 2014.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=380877#p380877
Unlike most builds of OSR2.x, this build does not contain any "Memphis" strings in COMMAND.COM.
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the NMS release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1154
==Gallery==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1156

Windows 95 build 1156 is a Beta 3 build of the USB Supplement to Windows 95 OSR2 (also released as Windows 95 OSR2.1). It is only available as an update to OSR2 in the form of USBSUPP.EXE, and it is unknown if a full build was ever made.
This build still identifies itself as "4.00.950 c" in System Properties, just like earlier OSR2.1 builds, although those used an upper-case C instead.
==Gallery==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen
Win95b1156ver.png|Version info
1156 disc.jpg|CD
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds
Windows 95 build 1163

Windows 95 build 1163 is the Release Candidate 1 build of the USB Supplement to Windows 95 OSR2 (also released as Windows 95 OSR2.1).https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=383344#p383344 It is only available as an update to OSR2 in the form of USBSUPP.EXE, and it is unknown if a full build was ever made.
This build now identifies itself as "4.00.950 B" in the system properties, just like OSR2 and the final release of OSR2.1.
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the MSQ release.https://www.krnl386.com/leakdb/?query=1163
==Gallery==
Win95osr2boot.png|Boot screen
Win95b1163ver.png|Version info
==References==
Category:Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2.1 builds
Category:Windows 95 builds