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Windows Home Server build 1424

Windows Home Server build 1424 is the official Release Candidate build of Windows Home Server, released on 12 June 2007.https://web.archive.org/web/20070614195234/http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/archive/2007/06/12/release-candidate-goes-live.aspx The setup interface has now been updated to feature a Windows Vista-esque design found within the RTM build.
The banner in Winver has also been updated to the final design seen in the RTM build.
==Quirks== 
*The version name on the watermark is "Windows Windows Home Server" (with two instances of "Windows" instead of one) instead of "Windows Home Server".
==Gallery==
File:WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|WinPE boot screen
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1424-Setup.png|Setup
File:WindowsServer2003-SP3-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Home Server build 1500.0

Windows Home Server build 1500.0 is an RTM escrow build of Windows Home Server. It was released to original equipment manufacturers on 16 July 2007,Kindel, Charlie. Ship it!, Windows Home Server Blog. 16 July 2007. but was ultimately replaced by build 1500.6 in response to user feedback focusing on usability issues and potential improvements towards the out-of-the-box experience.Headrick, Todd. Windows Home Server Updates ..., Windows Home Server Blog. 30 August 2007.Headrick, Todd. Windows Home Server - September Updates, Windows Home Server Blog. 24 September 2007. The latter build would later serve as the general availability release for the operating system.
Its Client Restore CD is included as part of version 1.1 of the HP MediaSmart Server EX470/475 recovery media.https://archive.org/details/ex470
== Gallery ==
=== Client Restore CD ===
==== Initialization ====
WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|WinPE boot screen
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1500.0-ClientRestoreCD-Initalization.png|Initialization
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1500.0-ClientRestoreCD-RegionalSettings.png|Language and region settings
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1500.0-ClientRestoreCD-HWDetect.png|Hardware detection
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1500.0-ClientRestoreCD-HWDetect-DevicesList.png|Ditto, devices list expanded
=== Miscellaneous ===
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1500.0-ClientRestoreCD-HPMediaSmart-v1.png|Client Restore CD (HP MediaSmart Server EX470/475)
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Home Server build 1500.6

Windows Home Server build 1500.6 is the official RTM build of Windows Home Server, with KB941913 integrated.Headrick, Todd. Windows Home Server September Updates, Windows Home Server Blog. 24 September 2007.http://www.mswhs.com/2007/10/after-windows-update-6015000-or-6015006/https://web.archive.org/web/20071024152910/http://support.microsoft.com/kb/941913 It was made generally available on 4 November 2007.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
WindowsVista-RTM-Boot.png|WinPE boot screen
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-Initializing.png|Initializing setup
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupWelcome.png|Welcome page
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupDriveSelection.png|Drive selection
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupInstallType.png|Installation type
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupRegion.png|Regional settings
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupEULA.png|End-User License Agreement
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupProductKey.png|Product key
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupServerName.png|Server name
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupFormat.png|Format confirmation
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-SetupInstalling.png|Installation
WindowsServer2003-SP1-Boot.png|Base OS boot screen
===Out-of-box experience===
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-OOBEWelcome.png|Welcome page
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-OOBEPassword.png|Password creation
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-OOBEUpdate.png|Windows Update
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-OOBECEIP.png|Customer Experience Improvement Program
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-OOBEWER.png|Windows Error Reporting
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-OOBEEnd.png|End of OOBE
===Desktop===
WHS-boot.png|Boot screen
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-StartUp.png|Starting up
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-FirstBoot.png|First boot
WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
====Home Server Console====
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-HomeServerConsole-FirstRun.png|First run
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-HomeServerConsole-Computers.png|Computers & Backup
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-HomeServerConsole-UserAccounts.png|User Accounts
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-HomeServerConsole-SharedFolders.png|Shared Folders
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-HomeServerConsole-ServerStorage.png|Server Storage
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-HomeServerConsole-NetworkHealth.png|Network health
====Home Server Connector====
=====Installation=====
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-Welcome.png|Welcome page
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-EULA.png|End-User License Agreement
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-Installing.png|Installation
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-ServerLookup.png|Server lookup
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-Password.png|Server password
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-Config.png|Configuration
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-ConnectorInstall-End.png|End of install
====Remote Console====
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-Connector-TaskbarIcon.png|Taskbar notification icon; displays the status of the client and server and notifies users of problems
WindowsHomeServer-RTM-Connector-ConsoleLogin.png|Remote Console login
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Home Server build 1771

Windows Home Server build 1771 is the official Release Candidate build of Windows Home Server Power Pack 1, which was released on 9 June 2008.https://web.archive.org/web/20080701142300/http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/archive/2008/06/09/windows-home-server-power-pack-1-public-beta.aspx
==Gallery==
File:WHS-boot.png|Boot screen
File:WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Home Server build 1800

Windows Home Server build 1800 is the official RTM build of Windows Home Server Power Pack 1, released on 21 July 2008.https://web.archive.org/web/20090102091408/http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/archive/2008/07/21/power-pack-1-come-and-get-it.aspx It introduces numerous improvements to the online server dashboard, as well as support for backing up to external hard drives and automatic wakes from standby. This build also introduces updates to power management and improves file transfer performance."Windows Home Server: Power Packs", Windows Home Server. Archived from the original on 15 April 2011. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
==Gallery==
===Interface===
WHS-boot.png|Boot screen
WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
====Online Dashboard====
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1800.0-WebsiteLogon.png|Website logon
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1800.0-WebsiteHome.png|Home page
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1800.0-WebsiteRDP.png|Remote Desktop
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1800.0-WebsiteRDPConsole.png|Ditto, connected to Home Server Console
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1800.0-WebsiteSharedFolders.png|Shared Folders
WindowsHomeServer-6.0.1800.0-WebsiteSharedFoldersUpload.png|Ditto, file uploader
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Home Server build 2030

Windows Home Server build 2030 is the official RTM build of Windows Home Server Power Pack 2, released on 23 March 2009.https://web.archive.org/web/20090801205845/http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/archive/2009/03/23/windows-home-server-announcing-power-pack-2.aspx This build adds Windows Media Center integration to the Home Server console and implements the Recorded TV library as a shared folder."Windows Home Server: Power Packs", Windows Home Server. Archived from the original on 15 April 2011. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
==Gallery==
File:WHS-boot.png|Boot screen
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCSettingsTab.png|WMC settings tab, pre-setup
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCSettingsTabPostConnector.png|WMC settings tab
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-ServerFolder.png|The server root folder, with the newly added Recorded TV library.
File:WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
===Media Center Connector===
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCConnectorInstall-FirstDetectNotif.png|Home Server detection
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCConnectorInstall-Welcome.png|Welcome page
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCConnectorInstall-Password.png|Password
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCConnectorInstall-End.png|End of setup
File:WindowsHomeServer-6.0.2030.0-WMCConnectorDemo.png|Media Center Connector demo
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Home Server build 2361

Windows Home Server build 2361 is the official beta build of Windows Home Server Power Pack 3, released on 17 July 2009.https://web.archive.org/web/20100117184931/http://blogs.technet.com/homeserver/archive/2009/07/17/windows-home-server-power-pack-3-beta-includes-enhancements-for-windows-7-based-computers.aspx
==Gallery==
WHS-boot.png|Boot screen
WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Home Server build 2423

Windows Home Server build 2423 is the official RTM build of Windows Home Server Power Pack 3, which was released on 24 November 2009.https://web.archive.org/web/20091122215303/http://windowsteamblog.com/blogs/windowshomeserver/archive/2009/11/19/windows-home-server-power-pack-3-available-november-24th-includes-enhancements-for-windows-7-based-computers.aspx It adds support for Windows 7 devices, implementing the library system found in the aforementioned operating system while also improving support for portable devices such as netbook computers. Additionally, a TV Archive section for Windows Media Center has been introduced."Windows Home Server: Power Packs", Windows Home Server. Archived from the original on 15 April 2011. Retrieved 31 May 2021.
==Gallery==
File:WHS-boot.png|Boot screen
File:WinXPSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
==References==
Category:Windows Home Server builds
Windows Journal

Windows Journal is a note-taking application that allows users to create and organize handwritten notes and drawings and save them as .JNT files or export them as .TIFF files. It can be used with an ordinary computer mouse, as well as a stylus for a graphics tablet or a Tablet PC to compose a handwritten note.
Windows Journal Viewer is a slimmed down version of Windows Journal for viewing the Windows Journal file format on other systems that did not have Windows Journal.
== History ==
Windows Journal was initially introduced in Windows XP Tablet PC Edition. It allowed the user to create and organize handwritten notes and drawings and save them as .JNT files or export them as .TIFF files. It was designed to be used on Tablet PCs and graphics tablets using a stylus but, it could also be used with a computer mouse.
Windows Journal was discontinued and removed from the OS in Windows 10 Anniversary Update in favor of OneNote. In July 2016, Microsoft released a patch (KB3170735) for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 to notify users about future Windows Journal developments. On 9 August 2016, Microsoft released another patch (KB3161102) to remove Windows Journal from Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 versions 1507 and 1511 after it was discovered that the Windows Journal file format was susceptible to security exploits.
== Gallery ==
2600.2137-TPC-WindowsJournal.png|Windows Journal in Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
WindowsVista-WindowsJournal.png|Windows Journal in Windows Vista
Windows Journal.png|Windows Journal in Windows 7
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in Windows XP
Windows Live Mail

Windows Live Mail (codenamed Elroyhttps://web.archive.org/web/20140419014822/http://pages.citebite.com/n4s0l3v4gjjk) is an e-mail client by Microsoft. It is the successor to Windows Mail, which came bundled with Windows Vista. It was discontinued on 10 January 2017, and thus is no longer available for download on Microsoft's website, though it can still be downloaded on the Internet. It is designed to run on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
It was released in four versions, as part of Windows Live Essentials 2008, 2009 and 2011 as well as Windows Essentials 2012.
== List of known builds ==
=== Version 2008 ===
=== Version 2009 ===
=== Version 2011 ===
=== Version 2012 ===
==References==
Category:Applications
Windows Live Messenger

Windows Live Messenger (previously also known as MSN Messenger and Windows Messenger) was a messaging service from Microsoft. It was launched on 22 July 1999 and discontinued on 8 April 2013Even though the official shutdown date is 8 April 2013, WLM could still be used if you decline the "switch to Skype" prompt until 30 April 2013. After that, WLM could be used with third-party tools like Messenger Reviver, until the shutdown of the last Windows Live Messenger server on 18 May 2017. with the migration to Skype, although the client protocol has since then been reversed, making modified variants of the clients usable with unofficial servers.
== Availability ==
MSN or Windows Messenger is available as a component of Windows Me and XP. For older systems, there were either stand-alone installers in form of IExpress, as well as the installer for Internet Explorer 5.5, which included the messenger as an option. It is also available in pre-reset builds of Longhorn, but was scrapped from the installation image after development reset. Since then, Windows Live Messenger needed to be downloaded from the Microsoft web site. It can be installed standalone or as part of the Windows Live suite. With the EOL of the Windows Essentials 2012 in 2017, it is no longer available for download at Microsoft.
== List of known builds ==
=== Version 1.0 ===
=== Version 2.0 - 2.2 ===
 
===Version 2.5 for Mac===
=== Version 3.0 - 3.6 ===
=== Version 4.0 ===
=== Version 4.5 - 4.7 ===
====4.5====
====4.6====
====4.7====
 
 
=== Version 5.0 - 5.1 ===
=== Version 6.0 - 6.5 ===
=== Version 7.0 - 7.5 ===
=== Version 8.0 ===
=== Version 8.1 ===
=== Version 8.5 ===
=== Version 2009 ===
=== Version 2011 ===
=== Version 2012 ===
==Gallery==
File:Longhorn_4074_Windows_Messenger.png|Windows Messenger in Windows Longhorn build 4074
File:WLM_14.0.3921.png|Windows Live Messenger 2009 BETA
Windows Live Messenger.png|Windows Live Messenger 2009 RTM
==Notes==
== References ==
Category:Applications
Windows Longhorn WinHEC 2004 Aero demo build

The Windows Longhorn WinHEC 2004 Aero demo build (build number unknown; commonly and incorrectly quoted as build 4069) is a Milestone 7 build of Windows Longhorn. This build was used by Jim Allchin in WinHEC 2004 to demonstrate Aero transparency in Longhorn. This demo shows the Tree wallpaper included with build 4083 and later.
Three high resolution screenshots of this build from the WinHEC 2004 Longhorn Driver Model presentation were shared by ReflectiaX on 30 April 2021.
==Build number==
The build number of this build is unknown. It is popularly known as "build 4069" as a result of a report from WinHEC 2004 stating that builds 4067 and 4069 were scheduled to be demonstrated, but this build number is almost certainly incorrect due to these reasons listed below:
* Tiles on the sidebar clearly show triangle arrows in their upper right corner. This feature was present between build 4042 (Lab06_n) and build 4053.
* The build tag is only visible in a low quality video released during WinHEC by Tom Warren, where it's illegible. Nevertheless, the length of the build tag is discernible, and is consistent with it being of the format "For testing purposes only. Build 40xx.private/lab06_demo.yymmdd-hhmm", which is seen in build 4050 (demonstrated at PDC 2003). Given that the code from the build had been reverse-integrated into the main lab by the time of server build 4066 (in which said code is heavily bitrotted and broken), it seems unlikely that the lab06_demo branch remained operational until build 4069 with Aero UI preserved virtually unchanged from build 4050.
Based on this, the actual build number is believed to fall somewhere between 4050 and 4067. It is possible that this build is the same build demonstrated at PDC 2003. This possibility is further upholded due to the fact that build has the same arrow maximize and minimize window keys.
==Gallery==
File:Desktop.jpg|The Contoso Case Builder, used in most of the demo.
File:Tree Desk.jpg|Primitive Windows Aero on the desktop
File:Clock.jpg|The Clock tile on the Sidebar
File:Email WinHEC 2004 Aero Demo.png|Outlook Express. In this image, part of the desktop is exposed.
File:M7 Tree.jpg|Desktop wallpaper
=== Contoso Case Builder screenshots ===
File:WindowsLonghorn-WinHEC2004-Aero-Demo-CaseBuilderHome.png|Home page
File:WindowsLonghorn-WinHEC2004-Aero-Demo-CaseBuilderDetails.png|Case details
File:WindowsLonghorn-WinHEC2004-Aero-Demo-CaseBuilderFull.png|Ditto, maximized.
File:WindowsLonghorn-WinHEC2004-Aero-Demo-CaseBuilderFullAdjusted.png|Ditto, cropped and adjusted for better visibility.
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 3663

Windows Longhorn build 3663 is an unconfirmed and controversial build of Windows Longhorn. It is currently the earliest known build of pre-reset Longhorn for which screenshots exist. 
A set of screenshots showcasing this build were uploaded by Calvin Zhang on 23 August 2002.https://web.archive.org/web/20021105130147/http://asp2.6to23.com/zgha/calvinzhang/wec/chs/windows/future_longhorn2.asp
Visual changes in the build include the replacement of the colored Windows flag on the start button with a single white color variant, along with the default including Longhorn branding. It also seems to have the login screen from build 3683 and disk space indicators in Explorer. Otherwise, this build is not much different from Windows XP or Windows Server 2003. It is unknown if this build has the Plex theme due to the theme in the screenshots being set to the Silver variant of Luna.
==Gallery==
===Calvin Zhang screenshots===
3663 6.jpg|Login screen
3663 8.jpg|My Computer
3663 Setup (xBetas).jpg|CD-autorun
LonghornAlpha.png|Wallpaper
==References==
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 3670

Windows Longhorn build 3670 is an unconfirmed build of Windows Longhorn. Paul Thurrott mentioned this build in the timeline of his "Windows Longhorn FAQ" from early 2003.https://web.archive.org/web/20030401080649/http://www.winsupersite.com:80/faq/longhorn.asp A set of screenshots was uploaded by Air101 on 9 September 2004, which he mostly got from WinBETA members Arn and Khjuo.https://web.archive.org/web/20041014050121/http://air101.soft-welt.de:80/LH3670.html
This build does not contain much apparent differences compared to build 3663, apart from the build referring to itself as "Microsoft Windows XP Standard Server Version 2003" in the System Properties applet. It remains unleaked as of 2025.
It is unknown if this build has the Plex theme due to the theme being set to the default Luna in the screenshots.
== Changes ==
The "Refresh", "Up", and "Home" buttons were removed from the toolbar in Windows Explorer.
== Gallery ==
=== Air101 screenshots ===
LH3670 3.JPG|My Computer
LH3670 4.JPG|My Hardware
LonghornAlpha.png|Wallpaper
== References ==
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 4002 (Lab01)

Windows Longhorn build 4002 (Lab01) is a Milestone 4 build of Windows Longhorn that is referenced in the help file for .jdinfo (Use JIT_DEBUG_INFO) included with tools for Windows 8 build 7955.
!Review Note: [ Requires build 4002.LAB01.030114, or later. ]
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 4002 (Lab03 DEV)

Windows Longhorn build 4002 (Lab03) is a Milestone 4 build of Windows Longhorn. It is referenced in Microsoft's signing and verifying tool for embedded signatures (signtool.exe), which is included with Windows Server 2003 SP1 Platform SDK. Noticeably, this file was re-compiled in April 14, 2005.
== Gallery ==
File:SignTool4002.png|SignTool.exe from Windows Server 2003 SP1 PSDK
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 4015 (Lab06 n)

Windows Longhorn build 4015 (Lab06_n) is an unleaked Milestone 5 build of Windows Longhorn. This build was shown at WinHEC 2003 to demonstrate the new Desktop Compositing Engine which produces fancy graphical effects without relying on the CPU and slowing down the system. It is a GUI/end-user interface test build, as it is from the Lab06_n branch. The same system that was shown at WinHEC 2003 was later used during PDC 2003 alongside a system running build 4018. A screenshot of this build is also known to exist, extracted from a Microsoft presentation about the Avalon graphics stack (TW04036_WINHEC2004).
== Gallery ==
4015lab06 1.png|Transparent windows produced by Desktop Compositing Engine
4015lab06 2.png|Transparency not using much CPU power
Longhorn winhec 04-1.png|Fancy interactive graphical effects during video playback
4015lab06 3.png|Many animations shown on-screen
4015lab06 4.png|Animated and interactive windows
4015lab06 5.png|Windows "flap" when the user moves them with the mouse
4015lab06 7.jpg|"Flapping" windows not using much CPU resources
4015-desktop.png|Screenshot
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 4018

Windows Longhorn build 4018 is an unleaked Milestone 5 build of Windows Longhorn. This build is visually similar to 4015 (Lab06_n), and was showcased at PDC 2003 accompanied by another machine running the aforementioned build. It demonstrated the new DCE capabilities of the operating system. References to "Longhorn XP" have also been changed to simply "Longhorn", notably in the desktop watermark.
== Gallery ==
4018lab06n-dce-effect.jpg|DCE effects
Winver dce 4018lab06n.jpg|Winver closing with DCE enabled
4018lab06n version.png|Build tag
Category:Windows Longhorn builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Longhorn build 4030 (Lab06 n.030630-1724)

Windows Longhorn build 4030 (Lab06_n.030630-1724) is a Milestone 6 build of Windows Longhorn. On 23 January 2020, this build was listed on a thread by UX.Unleaked blog founder Grabberslasher to be released to BetaArchive's FTP server, and was released in the tenth set of his 33 Longhorn/Vista builds on 2 February 2020.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=40726
Prior to its public release, two images were shown by the aforementioned user on the same blog.https://uxunleaked.blogspot.com/2008/07/6040300lab06n030630-1724.html 
== Bugs and quirks ==
=== Upgrade ===
Upgrading to this build from a previous build will cause lsass.exe to throw out an error upon boot up, rendering the system unbootable.
=== Windows Explorer ===
The Sidebar context menu may sometimes show light blue squares instead of checkmarks.
=== Control Panel ===
Many system sounds do not function, due to them being pointed to the Windows directory instead of the Windows\Media directory. Even if the registry entry controlling the directory path is modified to fix the issue, the sounds don't often work for unknown reasons.
=== Desktop Compositing Engine ===
While the Desktop Compositing Engine functions correctly, Direct3D shaders are not enabled due to a bug. As the DCE window frames rely on these shaders to function, it is not possible to enable them in this build.
== Gallery ==
=== Setup ===
4030 lab06.png|Setup
4030lab06 ProductKey.png|Product key entry
4030lab06 EULA.png|End-user license agreement
4030lab06 UpgradePage.png|Select the installation type
4030lab06 copyingfiles.png|Copying files
4030lab06 Hardware.png|Hardware detection
WinLonghornBoot.png|Boot screen
LH-6.0.4030.Lab06 n.030630-carousel.png|Hardware and Devices, using the Carousel view
LH-6.0.4030.Lab06 n.030630-DCE.png|Desktop Compositing Engine
6.0.4030.Lab06 n.030630-1724-Winver on the desktop.png|winver on the desktop
6.0.4030.Lab06 n.030630-1724-System Properties and Winver.png|System Properties and winver
SafeLonghorn4015.png|Safe to shutdown screen
=== UX.Unleaked images ===
4030 1.jpg|Game library
4030 2.jpg|Picture & Video Library
== References ==
Category:Windows Longhorn builds