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Windows Media Player 10 build 3615

Windows Media Player 10 build 3615 is a Release Candidate build of Windows Media Player 10, which was shared online by BetasIRC in a patch form instead of the official installer.
== NFO file ==
== New features and changes ==
* The playlist background color has been updated to resemble the RTM and has received gradients.
* The album art is now displayed at the bottom.
* The library, rip, and other tabs background has been changed to a light color.
* Full screen control textures has been updated to resemble the RTM.
* The repeat/shuffle button is added to the bottom right corner of the player.
== Bugs and quirks ==
* Enabling 'Use black as Player background color' causes issues and doesn't change some text's color to white, meaning some texts will be harder to read.
* In the library, some random rows will have plain-white background instead of light skyblue.
== Gallery ==
=== Interface ===
wmp10-3615-a.png|Now Playing
wmp10-3615-c.png|Library
wmp10-3615-d.png|Rip
wmp10-3615-e.png|Burn
wmp10-3615-f.png|Sync
Wmp10-3615-h.PNG|Full screen controls
Wmp10-3615-g.PNG|Ditto with playlist open
Wmp10-3615-i.PNG|'Use black as Player background color' option enabled
Wmp10-3615-j.PNG|Ditto, library tab
Wmp10-3615-k.PNG|DVD playback
=== Miscellaneous ===
WMP10-3615-sample.jpg|Screenshot included in the package leaked by BetasIRC
Category:Windows Media Player 10 builds
Windows Media Player 10 build 3646

Windows Media Player 10 build 3646 is the RTM build of Windows Media Player 10. It was released on 25 August 2004.
== New features and changes ==
* All the bugs in build 3615 has been fixed.
* In full screen mode, the player controls will hide in a faster speed than in previous builds.
* The visualization selection arrows, hide playlist button, and the full screen button gained new icons.
== Gallery ==
File:WMP10-About.png|About
File:WMP10-EULA.png|EULA
File:WMP10 Install.png|Installing
File:WMP10-Welcome.png|Welcome
Category:Windows Media Player 10 builds
Windows Media Player 11

Windows Media Player 11 is a version of Windows Media Player introduced in late 2006 as a part of Windows Vista. It was also released for Windows XP Service Pack 2 and later.http://alexpinsker.blogspot.com/2008/04/download-installation-file-wmp11.html
It is the last version of Windows Media Player to support Windows XP, including Professional x64 Edition (although Windows Server 2003 is not officially supported). The installer originally required the Windows Genuine Advantage checks to pass; that requirement was later dropped.
== Installation ==
This version of Windows Media Player requires validation of the installation of Windows XP or Windows Server 2003. It will open Windows Product Activation where the user must activate the installation. The validation however can be bypassed by extracting the installer file and executing the included installer for the Windows Media Player, the Windows Media format runtime and the User-mode Driver Framework.
== List of known builds == 
===Beta 1===
===Beta 2===
===RTM===
== Gallery ==
=== Windows XP ===
WMP11 Install.png|Setup
WMP11 Setupprep.png|Please wait...
WMP11 Welcome.png|Welcome
WMP11.png|Windows Media Player 11 on Windows XP build 2600.5512
WMP11-about.png|The about dialog box on Windows XP
=== Windows Vista ===
WMP-11-Vista-Welcome.png|First run wizard
WMP11-Vista-Mini.png|Compact mode
== References ==
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 12

Windows Media Player 12 is a version of Windows Media Player included as part of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 and later Windows versions. It is not available for any previous version of Windows. It is the last version of Windows Media Player as Microsoft ceased further development of the program after Windows 7 was released in 2009. In Windows 8 and later, its functionality has been superseded by Microsoft Movies & TV and Groove Music, which eventually took Media Player's name in 2021. 
Since Windows 11 2022 Update, the Windows Media Player application has been renamed to "Windows Media Player Legacy" in order to distinguish it from the modern Media Player application.
==Findings==
* Leftovers of the Windows XP mode from Windows Media Player 11 still remain in this version of Windows Media Player, with varying degrees of functionality, depending on the version of Windows used. To enable this mode, one must use Application Verifier to spoof the OS version for wmplayer.exe to be 5.1.2600 or 5.2.3790.
== Gallery ==
=== Windows 7 ===
WMP-12-Welcome.png|First run
WMP12-Mini.png|Now Playing
=== Windows 10 ===
Windows10-WindowsMediaPlayer.png|Windows Media Player 12 on Windows 10
Windows Media Player b1.png|Misalignment issue with Windows 10 version 1809 or higher
=== Windows 11 ===
Windows11-10.0.22621.1-WindowsMediaPlayerLegacy.png|Windows Media Player 12 on Windows 11 2022 Update
== Notes ==
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 5.2

Windows Media Player 5.2 is a version of Windows Media Player. It is technically NetShow Player 3.5, as it was developed upon it. While a final build was released for Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0, only a beta build was released for Windows 3.1x, with support for it being dropped in the final release. Installing on Windows 3.1x requires the TCP/IP protocol to be installed first, otherwise it will crash due to WINSOCK.DLL being missing. It will also install the Video for Windows runtime and additional codecs.
==Quirks==
The beta release still bears the older NetShow Player branding in some places.
==Gallery==
===Windows 3.1x Beta===
==== Setup ====
WMP52-16 SetupWelcome.png|Welcome
WMP52-16 VFWInstall.png|Installing Video for Windows
WMP52-16-Restart.png|Restart computer
====Interface====
WMP52-16.png|Player
WMP52-16 Open.png|Open file
WMP52 16 About.png|About
===Windows 95/NT 4.0 Beta===
NetShowPlayer3Beta.png|NetShow Player 3.0 Beta
==Notes==
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 6.0

Windows Media Player 6.0 is a version of Windows Media Player.
It is included on the installation media of Windows NT 4.0 SP4 and as an optional component of Internet Explorer 4.01 SP2. It is also present in Beta 2 builds of Windows 2000 starting with build 1796.
==New features==
Compared to the previous version 5.2, a navigation bar has been added below the menu bar. It allows one to switch back or forth to a previous or next file. The Showcase button leads to a now-defunct Microsoft service called "Media Showcase". In conjunction with this, a Go menu has been added to the menu bar, featuring the same actions as the navigation bar.
The application itself is also now referred to as "Windows Media Player" instead of just "Media Player" to avoid confusions with the legacy one.
==Gallery==
WMP-6.00.01.0330.png|Windows Media Player 6.0 build 0330 in Windows 2000 build 1796
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 6.4

Windows Media Player 6.4 is a version of Windows Media Player released in 1999 for Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 and as part of Windows 2000. It is also present in Windows Me, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, although it is hidden in the C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player directory. It can be launched by typing mplayer2 in the Run dialog. It was discontinued in Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and finally removed in Windows Vista build 5048.
Windows Media Player 6.4 is also included with Internet Explorer versions 5.01, 5.5 and 6.0 as an optional component and is also installed with Windows Media Player 7 on Windows 95 and 98 as well as with Windows Media Player 9 Series on Windows 98 SE.
==Gallery==
WMP64-WinXP.png|Windows Media Player 6.4 in Windows XP
WMP64-WinXP-About.png|Ditto, about
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 7.0

Windows Media Player 7.0 is a version of Windows Media Player released in June 2000 for Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98 and Windows 2000. It dramatically changed the user interface compared to previous versions. This is the last version of Windows Media Player to run on Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0; the following version, Windows Media Player 7.1, only supports Windows 98 and later.
A near-final, pre-release version is included in the RTM release of Windows Me.Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Windows Millennium Edition ("Windows Me") FAQ (archive.org)
Windows Media Player 7 cannot be uninstalled in favor of 6 as doing that will warn that the system is unsupported.
== List of known builds ==
===Technology Preview===
===Beta===
===RTM===
===Updates===
== References ==
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 7.1

Windows Media Player 7.1 was a minor release of Windows Media Player introduced in 2001 for Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me and Mac OS 9. It is the last version of Windows Media Player to run on the original release of Windows 98, and was included in the Windows Security Update CD for Windows 98 build 1998A from February 2004.
Windows Media Player 7.1 was released for download on 16 May 2001 along with Windows 2000 SP2.
==Gallery==
===Mac OS 9===
WMP71Mac-Install1.png|Setup splash
WMP71Mac-Install2.png|License
WMP71Mac-Install3.png|Read Me
WMP71Mac-Install4.png|Ready to install
WMP71Mac-Main.png|Player
WMP71Mac-About.png|About
===Mac OS X===
WMP713forOSX-Main.png|Player
WMP713forOSX-About.png|About
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 8

Windows Media Player for Windows XP, or Windows Media Player 8, is a version of Windows Media Player released on 25 October 2001 and included in the original and Service Pack 1 releases of Windows XP. It could also be installed on Windows 2000.
It was replaced by the Windows Media Player 9 Series in Windows Server 2003 and in Windows XP Service Pack 2. According to Microsoft, this was done to fix security vulnerabilities which were not present in Windows Media Player 9 Series. To restore Windows Media Player 8 on Windows XP, Microsoft advised to uninstall Service Pack 2, or Service Pack 3 (if Service Pack 1 was installed before) for that operating system.https://web.archive.org/web/20040929064914/http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/sp2netwk.mspx#EDAA
Unlike the previous and next releases of Windows Media Player, this version does not support Windows 98 and Windows Me.
== Quirks ==
=== Windows 2000 ===
Even if this version was made for RTM release of Windows XP and the Service Pack 1 release of that operating system only, it can be installed on Windows 2000 natively. However, "Like Humans Do" by David Byrne in Windows Media Player, located in music.wma will not be included for Windows 2000 upon after installation, same for the Windows XP skin.
== List of known builds ==
===Beta===
===RTM===
===Update===
====Beta====
====RTM====
== Gallery ==
WinMediaPlayer8-WindowsXPSkin.png|Windows XP skin
WindowsXP-5.1.2462-WMP8PersonalSkin.png|Windows XP skin (then known as "personal") in Windows XP build 2462
===Windows 2000===
File:MP8_on_WIN2KRTM.png|Demo
WMP8-ClassicSkin.png|Classic skin
==References==
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Media Player 9 Series

Windows Media Player 9 Series (codenamed Corona)Jeff. A Look Back on 20 Years of The Skins Factory: Part 1, The Skins Factory. 23 February 2021. is a version of Windows Media Player, released in 2003. It is the last version of Windows Media Player that supports Windows 98 SE, Windows Me and Windows 2000. It was included in the RTM release of Windows Server 2003. It was also included in the Windows Security Update CD for Windows 98 SE build 2222B and Windows Me build 3000A from February 2004. This is the last release of Windows Media Player for Mac OS. 
Installing the Service Pack 2 or 3 on Windows XP replaces Windows Media Player 8 with this version. According to Microsoft this was done to fix security vulnerabilities that were present in Windows Media Player 8. Microsoft advised to uninstall the Service Pack if a user wants to remove Windows Media Player 9 Series.https://web.archive.org/web/20040929064914/http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/sp2netwk.mspx#EDAA
It was replaced by the Windows Media Player 10 in Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1. To restore Windows Media Player 9 on Windows Server 2003, Microsoft advised to uninstall Service Pack 1 or 2 for that operating system. It is also possible to manually downgrade by replacing wmp.dll, wmploc.dll, and wmplayer.exe with a copy from Windows Media Player 9 and running regsvr32 wmp.dll and deleting the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Setup\Installed Versions</CODE>.
== List of known builds == 
===Beta===
===Release Candidate===
===RTM===
===Updates===
==Gallery==
===Beta (Build 2601)===
Wmp9-2601-a.png|Player
Wmp9-2601-b.png|Media Library
Wmp9-2601-c.png|Skin Chooser
Wmp9-2601-e.png|Advanced Audio Controls
Wmp9-2601-f.png|Application Color Chooser (not functional)
Wmp9-2601-g.png|Playlist Editor
Wmp9-2601-d.png|About
===Beta (Build 2773)===
Wmp9-2773-a.PNG|Player
Wmp9-2773-b.PNG|Media Library
Wmp9-2773-f.PNG|Full screen controls
Wmp9-2773-g.PNG|Ditto, playlist open
Wmp9-2773-c.PNG|Advanced Tag Editor
Wmp9-2773-d.PNG|Ditto, Pictures tab
2773miniplayer.png|Miniplayer skin
2773-netgen.png|netgen skin (later renamed to Revert)
Wmp9-2773-e.PNG|About
===Beta (Build 2799)===
WMP-9.00.00.2799-Autorun.png|JumpStart autorun
WMP-9.00.00.2799-Setup1.png|Setup
WMP-9.00.00.2799-Setup2.png|EULA
WMP-9.00.00.2799-Setup3.png|Copying files
WMP-9.00.00.2799-Privacy.png|Privacy options
WMP-9.00.00.2799-Player.png|Player
Wmp9-2799-fullscreenctrl.PNG|Full screen controls
WMP-9.00.00.2799-About.png|About
===Beta (Build 2903)===
Wmp9-2903-a.PNG|Full screen controls
Wmp9-2903-b.PNG|About
===RTM===
WMP9Series-EULA.png|EULA
WMP9Series-Install.png|Installing
WMP9-ClassicSkin.png|Classic skin
== References ==
Category:Windows Media Player versions
Windows Meeting Space

Windows Meeting Space (codenamed Windows Collaboration) is a discontinued peer-to-peer collaboration program developed by Microsoft for Windows Vista as a replacement for Windows NetMeeting and it enables application sharing, collaborative editing, desktop sharing, file sharing, projecting, and simple text-based or ink-based instant messaging across up to 10 users connected to the same network or across the Internet.
Windows Meeting Space has the ability to automatically set up an ad hoc wireless network if a connection to a network or the Internet are not available and also enables participants to invite other people to meeting sessions. It also requires IPv6 support since it was built on Vista's peer-to-peer framework.
The program was discontinued with the release of Windows 7. It was removed in build 6780. Microsoft recommended Microsoft Office Live Meeting as a replacement which itself was discontinued in December 2017.
==Overview==
When starting a session, a workspace, which contains a presentation area, is displayed. A list of notes is also shown. A list of users in the local subnet, with whom a collaboration session can be started, are automatically detected by using the People Near Me functionality, based on WS-Discovery in the peer-to-peer networking implementation in Windows Vista. Users outside the local subnet must be sent an e-mail or file invitation to participate. Applications can be shared in the session, which will be local to that session only. When an application is shared, Windows Meeting Space switches into presentation mode so that participants can see what the presenter is working on and collaboratively edit or review the shared application instance.
== Gallery ==
=== Pre-release ===
File:5270WindowsCollaboration.png|Windows Vista build 5270
=== Main screen ===
File:Windows Meeting Space Create New Meeting.png|Creating new Meeting
=== Meeting window ===
File:Windows Meeting Space MeetingWindow.png|Main Meeting window
File:Windows Meeting Space MeetingWindowWithSharedFile.png|Main Meeting window with shared Handout
File:Windows Meeting Space SharingDesktopHidden.png|Desktop screen shared
File:Windows Meeting Space SharingDesktop2.png|Preview of what the shared desktop looks like to other users
File:Windows Meeting Space SharedSession.png|Shared desktop mode
File:Invite people.png|Invite people
File:Windows Meeting Space InviteOtherPeople.png|Invite others
File:Windows Meeting Space CopyHandoutsToOtherPartcipants.png|Copying handouts
File:Windows Meeting Space ShareDesktop.png|Activating desktop screen sharing
File:Windows Meeting Space OpenFilefromMeeting.png|Warning when opening file from meeting
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in Windows Vista
Windows Memory Diagnostic

The Windows Memory Diagnostic is a built-in diagnostic utility that runs tests against the device's on-board RAM for potential defects. It was first introduced as part of Windows Vista in the form of a boot application named memtest.
The tool will actively report any errors it has found, and will automatically send notifications to the user after all tests against the device's memory has been completed. It is not included as part of ARMv7 Windows builds.
== Gallery ==
File:WindowsMemoryDiagnosticsBuild7875.png|Windows Memory Diagnostic running in Windows 8 build 7875
Windows10-MemoryDiagnostic.png|GUI-based options menu in Windows 10 2022 Update
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Windows Mobile 2003

Windows Mobile 2003 (codenamed Ozone) is a version of Windows Phone, which was released on 23 June 2003. The Second Edition was released in 2004.
Mainstream support for this version ended on 14 July 2009 and extended support ended five years later on 8 July 2014.
== Editions ==
Windows Mobile 2003 came in four editions:
* Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Premium Edition
* Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Professional Edition: Used in Pocket PC budget models and lacked a number of features from the Premium Edition such as a client for L2TP/IPsec VPN.
* Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone
* Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Phone Edition: Designed especially for Pocket PCs which include phone functionality
== List of known builds ==
====Second Edition====
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Windows Mobile 5.0

Windows Mobile 5.0 is a version of Windows Mobile, which was released on 9 May 2005. The first device it was offered on was the Dell Axim x51. It uses the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 SP3, which is an environment for programs based on .NET.
==New features and changes==
*Included some "push" functionality improvements for Microsoft Exchange Server. It requires Exchange 2003 SP2 or higher. Only some devices were supported.https://web.archive.org/web/20060318041846/http://www.palmblvd.com/articles/2005/10/2005-10-19-Microsoft-Looks-to.html
*A new persistent storage function was introduced. This now makes the OS run applications in the RAM of the device, while the storage was stored in the flash memory.
*Content is now backed up in the flash memory, so if the power is cut off to a device, no data is lost.
*Introduced Adaptation Kit Upgrades, which function similarly to service packs in the desktop and server versions of Windows.
*Included a new special version of Microsoft Office called Microsoft Office Mobile, which included mobile versions of PowerPoint, Excel, and Word.
*Enhancements to media management and playback were made with the Picture and Video package, which included a mobile version of Windows Media Player 10.
*New hardware features, including enhanced Bluetooth support, default QWERTY keyboard support and a new management interface for the GPS.
*Improvements to ActiveSync 4.2, which increased the performance of the synchronization up to 15%.
*A new error reporting facility was included, similar to the version that is present in desktop and server versions of Windows.
*Caller ID now supports photos, so users can apply images to a contact to show if a call is received.
*Added a native version of DirectShow.
*This is the first release to include DirectDraw with hardware acceleration.
*Pocket MSN can now be viewed directly from the "Today" screen.
==List of known builds==
=== Windows Mobile 5.0.0 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.0.1 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.1.0 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.1.1 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.2.2 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.2.3 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.2.6 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.3.0 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.3.2 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.3.3 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.3.4 ===
=== Windows Mobile 5.3.5 ===
==References==
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Windows Mobile 6.0

Windows Mobile 6.0 (codenamed Crossbow) is a version of Windows Mobile that was released on 12 February 2007.
==New features and changes==
* The UI was modeled after Windows Vista's Aero interface.
*OneNote Mobile, which is a mobile version of Microsoft Office OneNote, was added to the OS.
*Some improvements were made to the Office Mobile apps, such as HTML email support.
*A search ability for contacts in an Exchange Server Address Book was implemented.
*.NET Compact Framework v2 SP2 is now preinstalled with the OS itself.
*AJAX, JavaScript, and XMLDOM support were added to Internet Explorer Mobile, along with improvements to device-wide Internet Sharing.
*Enhancements to the communication abilities of the OS, including a new Microsoft Bluetooth Stack, and VoIP support with AEC, and the MSRT audio codec.
*Added Storage Card Encryption, so that the encryption keys are lost of the device is cold-booted
*Support for 320x320 and 800x480 screen resolutions.
*Improved Remote Desktop access.
*A new Customer Feedback option.
*A new feature called Smartfilter was added for searching within programs.
*Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) support was added for select operators.
== List of known builds ==
=== Windows Mobile 6.0.2 ===
=== Windows Mobile 6.0.3 ===
=== Windows Mobile 6.0.4 ===
=== Windows Mobile 6.0.5 ===
=== Windows Mobile 6.0.7 ===
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Windows Mobile 6.0 build 17740

Windows Mobile 6.0.2 build 17740 is a build of Windows Mobile 6.0.
== Gallery ==
Wm6-2-17740.png|Boot screen
WindowsMobile6-5.2.17740-StandardHome.png|Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard
WindowsMobile6-5.2.17740-StandardAbout.png|Ditto, about
Category:Windows Mobile 6.0 builds
Windows Mobile 6.0 build 17746

Windows Mobile 6.0 build 17746 is a build of Windows Mobile 6.0. It was seen in one of the twenty melting phones from a YouTube video titled "I Was Given A Bag Of Melting Phones | Fixing Melting Rubber".https://youtube.com/watch?v=PayggRCqN3g
== References ==
Category:Windows Mobile 6.0 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Mobile 6.1

Windows Mobile 6.1 is a version of Windows Mobile, which was released on 1 April 2008.
== New features and changes ==
*Various performance enhancements.
*Redesigned the home screen to include tiles that expand upon selecting to reveal more information. It is only included on the Standard edition, and it is not included on the Professional edition.
*Several other changes, such as threaded SMS, a full page zooming option and domain enrolling were added.
*Added a mobile version of Microsoft OneNote, along with an interactive "Getting Started" wizard.
*Improvements to the bandwidth efficiency in ActiveSync to improve battery life.
== List of known builds ==
=== Windows Mobile 6.1 ===
===Windows Mobile 6.1.1===
===Windows Mobile 6.1.2===
===Windows Mobile 6.1.3===
===Windows Mobile 6.1.4===
===Windows Mobile 6.1.5===
===Windows Mobile 6.1.6===
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Windows Mobile 6.5

Windows Mobile 6.5 is a version of Windows Mobile, which was released on 11 May 2009. It includes some new notable features, such as a revamped GUI, a new Today screen resembling that of the Zune portable media players, and a version of Internet Explorer 6 for mobile with an improved interface. Besides the retail "Windows Mobile" SKU, Microsoft also provided "Windows Embedded Handheld", which was an embedded variant of the Windows Mobile aimed at industrial devices.
== List of known builds ==
=== Windows Mobile 6.5 ===
==== Revision 0-19 ====
==== Revision 20 ====
==== Revision 50 ====
==== Revision 60-69 ====
==== Revision 70-79 ====
==== Revision 80-89 ====
==== Revision 90-94 ====
=== Windows Mobile 6.5.3 ===
==== Revision 0 ====
==== Revision 1-3 ====
==== Revision 6 ====
==== Revision 12 ====
==== Revision 14 ====
=== Windows Mobile 6.5.5 ===
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