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Android m5-rc14

Android m5-rc14 is the first M5 beta build of Android 1.x, released on 12 February 2008.
==Changes==
===GUI===
*The UI has been redesigned with updated icons, a new look and feel, and a menu in the bottom-right.
===Notifications===
*The notification area is now shown in the desktop, but sliding down from the top will show nothing but just a white background with no text.
===Emulation===
*The emulator now supports SD card images up to 128GB.
==Fixes==
===Applications===
*Fixed an issue which caused icons for newly installed applications do not display correctly.
===Browser===
*Fixed an issue which caused the focus ring shown in the browser not properly wrapping links.
===Emulation===
*Fixed an issue which caused the Eclipse plugin's Run Dialog may sometimes fail to show the option to select the Android Launcher when running Mac OS X 10.5.
===Terminal===
*Fixed an issue which caused adb emit warnings about deprecated API use when first used on Mac OS X 10.5.
===Maps===
*Fixed an issue which caused application errors in MapView and this application when the user is scrolling too rapidly or long.
===SDK===
*Fixed an issue which caused the dmtracedump and traceview tools not being available in the SDK.
==Bugs and quirks==
===Settings===
*Pressing the wallpaper settings button causes a "Unsupported action" box to appear due to its development.
===Emulation===
*On Mac OS X 10.4, the emulator may hang if started in the background (i.e. ./emulator &).
*Due to the emulator size being shrink down slightly, the HVGA now appears being slightly shifted.
*The emulator may fail to launch from the Eclipse plugin due to wrong custom command line parameters does not report the error to the system.
===SDK===
*Setting a power requirement in a Criteria object passed to getBestProvider() will result in a value not being returned.
===Terminal===
*Starting from the command line will emit warnings about deprecated API use on Mac OS X 10.5.
== Gallery ==
Am5rc14boot.png|Boot
Am5rc14home2.png|Home with All menu open
Am5rc14na.png|Notification area
Am5rc14devtools.png|Dev Tools
Am5rc14browser.png|Browser
Am5rc14dialer.png|Dialer
Am5rc14contacts.png|Contacts
Am5rc14maps.png|Maps
Am5rc14ua.png|Unsupported action
Category:Android 1.x builds
Apple DOS

Apple DOS is an operating system designed for the Apple II line of computers. It was the first operating system released by Apple, starting with Apple DOS 2.8, and ending with Apple DOS 3.3. It was succeeded by ProDOS.
== History ==
After the Apple II launch, the computer had no disk drive or any DOS initially. Although Wozniak designed the Disk II controller and believed that he could have written a DOS, Steve Jobs decided to outsource the task. They considered using CP/M first, but Wozniak wanted an operating system that was easy to use. And Apple had insufficient resources to create Apple DOS at the time. Although Wozniak said he would work on it, Jobs didn't want to wait, and in 1978, Apple signed a contract with Shepardson Microsystems to write a DOS and deliver it within five weeks. Apple provided detailed specifications, and a former employee Randy Wigginton worked closely with Shepardson's Paul Laughton as the latter wrote the system with punched cards and a minicomputer.https://apple2history.org/history/ah14/ Development has serially enumerated revisions, which might as well have been called builds 1 through 28. Apple DOS 3.0 was initially planned for release but was too buggy. Apple published no official documentation until 3.2.
In June 1978, Apple DOS is released to the public with Disk II. In function, the system was easy for users to store, load, and run programs, well cataloging existing files and format disks. Only has a few quirks, such as an inability to read lowercase characters on a text file and the creation of unnecessary files if the user made the mistake of trying to load one that didn't exist.
After 1980, Apple DOS development entered into stagnation for a company to focus on SOS, an Apple III system. In August, Apple released version 3.3. It consists of a new System Master, but with a hardware upgrade chip as well.https://www.cultofmac.com/438825/today-in-apple-history-apples-ships-its-first-ever-os/
==Versions==
Version 	Release date
Apple DOS 2.8 	
Apple DOS 3.0 	
Apple DOS 3.1 	1978-06-20
Apple DOS 3.2 	1979-02
Apple DOS 3.2.1	1979-07
Apple DOS 3.3 	1980-08
== References ==
Category:Operating systems
Apple Rhapsody 1.0

Apple Rhapsody 1.0 was the home "premier" release of the Apple Rhapsody operating system. This version was planned for release in 1998, but was scrapped due to negative reception from software developers due to the requirement of needing to rewrite applications under the Cocoa layer, with minimal support for legacy Mac OS applications.
Components from this release's i386 version, such as the login screen and boot image resources, can be found in the contents of the first Mac OS X developer preview and within the Darwin v0.3 SDK. Several comments from files found within Developer Preview 1 indicate that most of the build's components are dated 11 March 1999, suggesting that this build of Rhapsody was still being recompiled internally.
== Gallery ==
Rhapsody-1.0-Login.png|Login screen element, located within loginwindow.app's guide.tff
Category:Mac OS X Server 1.x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Arch Linux

Arch Linux is a Linux distribution that follows the "keep it simple, stupid" philosophy. Unlike Debian and derivatives, Arch Linux uses a "rolling release" system, which means that updates get released for the software frequently. The operating system can be customized to satisfy the user's needs.
Arch Linux was originally intended for 32-bit x86 CPUs. Starting with April 2006, Arch Linux is also available for amd64 CPUs.
		
==Development ==
Arch Linux was inspired by CRUX, another Linux distribution that follows the "Keep it simple, stupid" philosophy, and started development in 2002, releasing its first version 0.1, on March of that same year.
==Installation==
The user can decide to install it using the traditional command-line install, the bundled archinstall script,archinstall, <I>Arch Linux Wiki</I>. or by using Arch Linux GUI. Unlike most distributions, it doesn't come with a desktop environment or window manager by default, so the user must install it in the basic terminal.
It also requires the user to install everything from scratch, including packages, drivers, and more.
==Gallery==
Arch Linux login.png|Default
Arch Linux with GNOME.png|GNOME
==References==
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Arch Linux GUI

Arch Linux GUI (also known as ALG) is a Linux distribution for Arch Linux. It provides a GUI installer, so the user can have a beginner-friendly installation for said distribution. It currently comes in 5 desktop environments and 2 window managers by default, unlike Manjaro which officialy comes with only 3 desktop environments (others are available for community editions).
Like Arch Linux, it is a rolling release distribution, with no fixed release and simply provides updates to packages that are installed.
== Branches ==
There are 3 braches of Arch Linux GUI. A list of these can be seen in this list.
=== Standard ===
Standard is the default branch, which provides the standard Linux kernel for Arch Linux and basic software preinstalled from chosen GUI.
=== Studio ===
The Studio branch provides the Linux-Xanmod-RT as the default kernel, Pipewire being the default audio driver, and provides various multimedia software.
=== Zen ===
The Zen edition is notably aimed towards gamers. It provides the linux-zen kernel, zsh as its default shell, the chaotic-aur repository being added, and a different filesystem called BTRFS. However, the EXT4 filesystem can still be used.
== Bugs ==
*Fonts are missing for some languages. This includes the Japanese and Korean languages.
== External links ==
* Official website
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Asha platform 1.1 2013-10-02 20:42:50

Nokia Asha Platform compiled on 2013-10-02 is an internal/pre-release or early build of Nokia Asha platform. It was found on a Nokia Asha 503 (RM-920) prototype bearing product code 059S5B2.
==Gallery==
NokiaAsha503AshaPlatform20131002HomeScreen.jpg|Home Screen
NokiaAsha503AshaPlatform20131002.jpg|Action Center of sorts
NokiaAsha503AshaPlatform20131002Aboutproduct.jpg|About Product
NokiaAsha503AshaPlatform20131002Warranty.jpg|Warranty/*#92702689# Screen
Category:Nokia Asha Platform builds
Azure Linux

Azure Linux, formerly known as CBL-Mariner (Common Base Linux-Mariner) is a Linux distribution developed by Microsoft for internal use in the company's cloud services and products.
On 2 March 2024, the project was renamed from CBL-Mariner to Azure Linux to clarify its role with Microsoft's cloud infrastructure service.
==External links==
*microsoft/azurelinux: Linux OS for Azure 1P services and edge appliances
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Azure Local

Azure Local (formerly Azure Stack HCIKohli, Alpa; Manheim, Seth. Renaming Azure Stack HCI to Azure Local, Microsoft Learn. 10 December 2024.) is a series of Windows Server-based operating systems that consist of a specialized version of the Server Core installation type that deploys and runs Windows and Linux virtual machines in a datacenter or edge devices using existing tools, processes and skill sets. It is primarily intended for hyper-converged infrastructure integration with the Microsoft Azure cloud service.Alqinawi, Tanur. Deliver hybrid cloud capabilities with the next generation of Azure Stack HCI, Microsoft Azure Blog. 21 July 2020. The series was first introduced in December 2020 after being announced on 21 July 2020.
It is the spiritual successor of the free Hyper-V Server operating system, previously available in Windows versions prior to Windows Server 2022.
== Servicing model ==
Azure Local uses an update scheme that is fundamentally similar to the Windows as a service model, where Microsoft would release feature updates to the operating system after a yearly development cycle. Updates are delivered to the operating system on a monthly cadence.Microsoft. Updates and upgrades - Azure Stack HCI. 21 July 2020.
== List of feature updates ==
Name	Version	Based on 	Release date	Notes
 	20H2 	Windows Server 2019 	2020-12-10 	Initial release
 	21H2 	Windows Server 2022 	2021-10-12 	Upgrade based on Iron codebase
 	22H2 	Windows Server 2022 	2022-10-12 	Cumulative update
 	23H2 	Windows Server, version 23H2	2024-02-01 	Upgrade based on Zinc codebase
 	24H2 	Windows Server 2025 	 	Upgrade based on Germanium codebase
 	 	 	 	
== References ==
Azure Local, version 23H2

Azure Local, version 23H2 is a version of Azure Local based on the Zinc codebase, which was released on 1 February 2024.https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-stack-blog/azure-stack-hci-version-23h2-is-generally-available/ba-p/4046110 It is based on Windows Server, version 23H2.
==List of known builds==
===Insider Preview===
====Nickel (rs_prerelease branch)====
====Copper (rs_prerelease branch)====
====Zinc (rs_prerelease branch)====
====Zinc (zn_release branch)====
===Preview===
====Preview Updates====
===Public Preview===
====Public Preview Updates====
===General availability===
==References==
Category:Versions of Windows Server
Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2

Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 is the first release of the Azure Local operating system family, a specialized version of Windows Server 2019 that deploys and runs Windows and Linux virtual machines in the datacenter or edge devices using existing tools, processes and skill sets. A public preview of this version was released on 21 July 2020, and was made generally available on 10 December 2020.
== Builds ==
=== Pre-Public Preview ===
=== Public Preview ===
==== Public Preview Updates ====
===RTM===
Category:Versions of Windows Server
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1048

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1048 is a build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 13 July 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1048.200616-1043\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\17784.1048.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200616-1043_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1060

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1060 is a pre-Public Preview build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 13 July 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1060.200708-1900\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\17784.1060.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200708-1900_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
$SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1060.200708-1900\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_ru-ru\17784.1060.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200708-1900_server_serverazurestackhcicor_ru-ru.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1065

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1065 is a build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 1 September 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1065.200713-1900\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\17784.1065.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200713-1900_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1066

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1066 is a build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 1 September 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1066.200714-1900\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\17784.1066.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200714-1900_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1066.200714-1900\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_ru-ru\17784.1066.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200714-1900_server_serverazurestackhcicor_ru-ru.vhdx'
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1066.200714-1900\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_fr-fr\17784.1066.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200714-1900_server_serverazurestackhcicor_fr-fr.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1067

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1067 is a build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 1 September 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI\17784.1067.200715-1945\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_azurecore_en-us\17784.1067.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200715-1945_server_serverturbinecore_en-us.vhdx'
# $SourcePath = 'C:\Users\artemp\17784.1067.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci.200715-1945_Server_ServerTurbineCorCore_en-US.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1068

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1068 is the official Public Preview build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2, which was released to the public on 21 July 2020.Deliver hybrid cloud capabilities with the next generation of Azure Stack HCI, Hybrid + Multicloud, 21 July 2020. It is the base build for subsequent releases of the original Azure Stack HCI release.
== Quirks ==
=== Server language packs ===
All possible client edition-specific language combinations (excluding English (United States)) were unintentionally released to Windows Update servers in subsequent update releases due to an internal misconfiguration in underlying infrastructure, allowing a user to stage a Windows client edition from the existing source package sets. Server edition-specific language packs for this build therefore do not exist and cannot be installed at all as the wrong package will instead be offered.
==Gallery==
=== Server version ===
==== Windows Setup ====
17784-1068-setup.png|Autorun
17784-1068-eula.png|End-user license agreement
17784-1068-setupselect.png|Installation type
17784-1068-diskselect.png|Partition selection
17784-1068-installing.png|Image deployment
==== Interface ====
Azure-Stack-HCI-boot.png|Boot screen
17784-1068-logonui.png|LogonUI
17784-1068-welcome.png|SConfig
=== Client version ===
==== Windows Setup ====
===== Out-of-box experience =====
AzureStackHCI-10.0.17784.1068-ClientOOBE.png|Out-of-box experience
AzureStackHCI-10.0.17784.1068-ClientOOBE-EULA.png|End-user license agreement
==== Interface ====
Win8boot.png|Boot screen
AzureStackHCI-10.0.17784.1068-ClientDesktop.png|Desktop and winver
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1081

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1081 is a build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 1 September 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI_PROD1\17784.1081.200712-1700\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\17784.1081.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci_prod1.200712-1700_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1082

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1082 is a build of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 1 September 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI_PROD1\17784.1082.200713-1700\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\17784.1082.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci_prod1.200713-1700_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS5_RELEASE_SVC_HCI_PROD1\17784.1082.200713-1700\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverdatacenter_en-us_vl\17784.1082.amd64fre.rs5_release_svc_hci_prod1.200713-1700_server_serverdatacenter_en-us_vl.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1408

Azure Stack HCI build 17784.1408 is the official RTM of Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2, which was released to general availability on 10 December 2020Starting a new era for Azure Stack HCI and a sneak peek at what’s next, Azure Edge & Platform, 10 December 2020..
The winver dialog shows placeholder Microsoft Confidential branding similar to Windows Server builds 16237 through 17134.
==Gallery==
Azure-Stack-HCI-boot.png|Boot screen
17784-1068-setup.png|Setup
17784-1068-eula.png|EULA
17784-1068-setupselect.png
17784-1068-diskselect.png
17784-1068-installing.png
17784-1068-logonui.png|LogonUI
17784.1408-welcome.png|Welcome screen
==References==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 20H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Azure Stack HCI build 19578

Azure Stack HCI build 19578 is a pre-Public Preview build of Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 17 March 2020.GitHub It is the only known build of Azure Stack HCI to use the Manganese codebase.
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\RS_FUN_PKG\19578.1000.200303-1600\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\19578.1000.amd64fre.rs_fun_pkg.200303-1600_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 20209

Azure Stack HCI build 20209 is a pre-Public Preview build of Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2. It was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to GitHub by a Microsoft employee on 10 September 2020.GitHub It is the first build of Azure Stack HCI to use the Iron codebase, which would serve as the base for Windows Server 2022.
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\rs_onecore_base2_has2\20209.1000.200903-1919\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\20209.1000.amd64fre.rs_onecore_base2_has2.200903-1919_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 20210

Azure Stack HCI build 20210 is a pre-Public Preview build of Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 that was referenced in the New-vm.ps1 file pushed to the GitHub repository for a Microsoft employee's website on 10 September 2020.GitHub
# $SourcePath = '\\winbuilds.ntdev.corp.microsoft.com\release\rs_onecore_base2_has2\20210.1000.200904-1919\amd64fre\vhdx\vhdx_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us\20210.1000.amd64fre.rs_onecore_base2_has2.200904-1919_server_serverazurestackhcicor_en-us.vhdx'
== References ==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Azure Stack HCI build 20348

Azure Stack HCI build 20348 is the official Public Preview build of Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2. This build was released to the public on 25 May 2021What’s new for Azure Stack HCI at Build 2021, Azure Stack Blog, 25 May 2021., one day after its server counterpart.
==Changes ==
*Like in Windows Server 2022, the Setup branding has been changed from "Azure Stack HCI" to "Microsoft Server Operating System", as well as the OS logo to Microsoft's one.
* The copyright date has been removed from the winver dialog. However, it still shows “Microsoft Confidential” like in Windows Server builds 16237 to 17134 and the previous Azure Stack HCI release.
==Gallery==
Azure-Stack-HCI-boot.png|Boot screen
Azure-Stack-HCI-boot-10x-anim.png|Ditto, 10X boot screen enabled
20348.1-setupHCI.png|Setup
20348.1-eulaHCI.png|EULA
20348.1-setupselectHCI.png
20348.1-diskselectHCI.png
20348.1-installingHCI.png
20348.1-logonuiHCI.png|LogonUI
20348.1-welcomeHCI.png|Welcome screen
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Azure Stack HCI build 20348.11

Azure Stack HCI build 20348.11 is a Public Preview Update build of Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2. This build was released to the public on 1 June 2021 along with its server counterpart.
== Gallery ==
Azure-Stack-HCI-boot.png|Boot screen
== External links ==
* Microsoft Support article
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds
Azure Stack HCI build 20348.112

Azure Stack HCI build 20348.112 is a Public Preview Update build of Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2. This build was released to the public on 13 July 2021 along with its server counterpart.
== Changes ==
* Support for the PerformTicketSignature setting has been removed.
* Enforcement mode for the CVE-2020-17049 security vulnerability has been permanently enabled.
* Security updates to Windows Apps, Windows Management, Windows Fundamentals, Windows Authentication, Windows User Account Control (UAC), Operating System Security, Windows Graphics, and Windows Storage and Filesystems.
== Gallery ==
Azure-Stack-HCI-boot.png|Boot screen
== External links ==
* Microsoft Support article
Category:Azure Stack HCI, version 21H2 builds
Category:Azure Stack HCI builds