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Windows 3.1 build 057

Windows 3.1 build 057 is a build of Windows 3.1. It was found and shared on 23 June 2024.
== AARD code ==
This build contains the infamous AARD code, where setup, WIN.COM and other Windows applications that had the AARD code implemented would check if the program is running on either MS-DOS, IBM PC-DOS, or something else, most commonly DR-DOS. If MS-DOS or PC-DOS is not running on a user's system, the program will trigger a "non-fatal error", advising the user to contact the Windows 3.1 development team. It, however, does not prevent Windows from running on said system, as the user will still be able to continue. Build 050 and later builds up to 068 are also known to contain the AARD code. It is also present in later builds, including the final build of Windows 3.1, albeit disabled.
A bug report for this build from 9 January 1992 references this build displaying a "non-fatal error" message during installation, followed by it allegedly failing to install on DR DOS 6.0 on most instances and hanging upon startup, with Microsoft employees actively dismissing the report several weeks after it was first reported.Iowa District Court for Polk County. Plaintiff's Exhibit #1179, Comes v. Microsoft. Other similarly described bug reports were also filed for the aforementioned builds that also contained the AARD code.
In this build, the AARD code is somewhat more buggy compared to later builds and may activate even on official MS-DOS or PC-DOS releases, particularly on versions available after the build was compiled.
== User registration info ==
The warez dump of this build has been installed previously, and setup shows the previous registration info to be "Steve _Ginny Reddoch" (shown as "Steve & Ginny Reddoch" in the OS itself) and "TAC Enterprises" for the username and company respectively.
== Changes ==
* The splash screen has now been finalized, albeit with it saying "Final Beta Release (Build 57)" at the bottom.
* Added event sounds such as TADA.WAV and CHIMES.WAV, which are the startup/shutdown sounds respectively.
* Multimedia extensions, such as audio drivers and the Media Player have been added.
* The tutorial has been updated with new visuals and has been expanded to include a Windows Basics section.
* A new logo has been introduced. The logo similarly known as "Flying Windows" would be featured for a while, until Windows XP build 2428 (apart for visible leftovers).
* Dr. Watson has been updated to version 0.8. This version is also used in the RTM build.
* Changed the copyright year from 1985–1991 to 1985–1992.
* The Windows Tutorial has been removed from the Main group
* Most if not all icons found throughout the system have been finalized.
* The default wallpapers from Windows 3.0 have been removed and replaced by wallpapers seen in the final version.
== Gallery ==
File:Windows31-3.1.57-AARD.png|AARD code
File:W31B57-SetupRegistration.png|Registration info warning
File:W31B57-SetupDiskPrompt.png|Disk prompt
File:Windows31-3.1.57-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:W31B57-MediaPlayer.png|Media Player
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 058

Windows 3.1 build 058 is an unleaked build of Windows 3.1, mentioned in internal Microsoft e-mails from January 1992,http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01168.pdf as well as December 1991,http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01146.pdf and a bug report from 9 January 1992.http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01179.pdf
The first e-mail states it is a pre-beta build for Windows 3.1 Final Beta and was released to testers on 26 November 1991. The second e-mail describes an issue when upgrading to build 061b (Final Beta candidate). Setup would always cause a general protection fault (GPF) after copying the file WIN386.PS2.
The bug report states it displays the infamous "Non-fatal error" when installed on DR DOS 6.0, and that the problem continues in builds 060 and 061. This confirms that the AARD code was already present.
Its "Read Me" file is included in Windows 3.1 build 060.
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 3.1 build 060

Windows 3.1 build 060 is an Incremental Beta Release build of Windows 3.1, which was first released to testers on 6 December 1991. The respective disk set containing this build was later found at a local thrift store and then dumped and uploaded onto the Internet Archive by Druaga1 on 6 January 2023.https://archive.org/details/MSWIN31-pre-release Disk 3 of this set was slightly modified by the previous owner to rename a modified SETUP.INI (written to by setup, containing obfuscated user/organization information) to SETUP.JMS and then to copy the original SETUP.INI back.
It is notably the subject of several internal Microsoft e-mails from January 1992Iowa District Court for Polk County. Plaintiff's Exhibit #1168, Comes v. Microsoft. and in a bug report from 9 January 1992.Iowa District Court for Polk County. Plaintiff's Exhibit #1179, Comes v. Microsoft.
== Changes ==
*The boot screen now has "Incremental Beta Release" written at the bottom.
== Gallery ==
Windows3.1-3.10.060-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
Windows3.1-3.1.060-NoAppsToClose.png|Failed to close app, restart computer
=== Accessories ===
File:3-10-060-CharacterMap.png|Character Map
File:3-10-060-MediaPlayer.png|Media Player 3.1.060
File:3-10-060-ObjectPackager.png|Object Packager 3.1.060
File:3-10-060-SoundRecorder.png|Sound Recorder 3.1.060
File:3-10-060-Write.png|Microsoft Write 3.1.060
=== Applications ===
File:3-10-060-IBMProfessionalEditor.png|IBM Professional Editor 0.9.019
File:3-10-060-QBasic.png|Microsoft QBASIC 1.1
=== Games ===
File:3-10-060-Solitaire.png|Solitaire 3.1.060
File:3-10-060-Minesweeper.png|Minesweeper 3.1.060
=== Main ===
File:3-10-060-PIFEditor.png|PIF Editor 3.1.060
File:3-10-060-README.png|Readme
=== Startup ===
File:3-10-060-DrWatson.png|Dr. Watson 0.80
=== Media ===
Windows3.1-3.10.060-Disk1-7.jpg|Disks 1–7 plus documentation and bug reporting files disk
Windows3.1-3.10.060-Disk1.jpg|Disk 1
Windows3.1-3.10.060-Disk3Modified.jpg|Disk 3 (modified)
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 061

Windows 3.1 build 061 is an unleaked build of Windows 3.1, mentioned in internal Microsoft e-mails from January 1992,http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01168.pdf as well as February 1992,http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01251.pdf and in a bug report from 9 January 1992.http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01179.pdf As this build was recompiled several times before it was released as the Final Beta, this particular compile can be considered a Final Beta candidate.
The first e-mail lists test results of various applications and OS components from this build, revealing this build performed well. The second e-mail only briefly mentions it in relation to bug report increase before and after Release Candidate 1. The bug report states this build displays the infamous "Non-fatal error" when installed on DR DOS 6.0, and that the problem persists since builds 058 and 060.
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 3.1 build 061b

Windows 3.1 build 061b is mentioned in internal Microsoft e-mails from December 1991.http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01146.pdf It is a recompile of build 061 and thus a Final Beta candidate.
The e-mail describes an issue when upgrading from build 058 to this build. Setup would always cause a general protection fault (GPF) after copying the file WIN386.PS2. It is also revealed this build came on seven 5.25" 1.2MB installation disks.
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 3.1 build 069

Windows 3.1 build 069 is mentioned in an internal Microsoft e-mail from January 1992.http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/9000/PX09409.pdf
The e-mail describes an issue which was fixed. When Lucida fonts are installed, setting the FontName property of the Visual Basic control to certain non-True Type fonts (Courier and System in particular) forces the font to Lucida Sans Typewriter bold italic.
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 3.1 build 070

Windows 3.1 build 070 is a build of Windows 3.1. It is listed in a French Microsoft Knowledge Base article.https://web.archive.org/web/20140908073415/http://support.microsoft.com/kb/459866/fr
The article describes an issue when Word for Windows 6.0 is started on this build - a general protection fault (GPF) is encountered in OLE2.DLL. This issues also happens on builds 068 and 071, and potentially other builds in the that range, according to the article.
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 3.1 build 071

Windows 3.1 build 071 is a build of Windows 3.1 listed in a French Microsoft Knowledge Base article,https://web.archive.org/web/20140908073415/http://support.microsoft.com/kb/459866/fr as well as mentioned several times in an internal Microsoft document from February 1992.http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01251.pdf The build was later uploaded on 23 June 2024.
The KB article describes an issue when Word for Windows 6.0 is started on this build – a general protection fault (GPF) is encountered in OLE2.DLL. This issue also happens on builds 068 and 070, and potentially other builds from that range, according to the article. 
According to the internal document, several third-party applications were tested on this build.
== Gallery ==
File:Windows-3.1.103-Boot.png|Boot screen
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 101

Windows 3.1 build 101 is the official Release Candidate 1 build of Windows 3.1. It was mentioned in an internal Microsoft document from February 1992http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/1000/PX01251.pdf and is also often referred to as RC1 in other documents. Disks 2, 6, bug report, and app tests were found on eBay in September 2018 and were bought by user AirportsFan. Files from these disks confirm that build 101 is indeed the first release candidate of Windows 3.1. Using files from the RTM build, this build can be installed.
According to the internal document, several third-party applications were tested on this build. It was released to testers on 14 February 1992.
== File version ==
The file OLECLI.DLL from the RTM build of Windows for Workgroups 3.11 contains the version number 3.10.0.101 (RC1), which hinted that RC1 of Windows 3.1 was build 101 before this was confirmed by the partial availability of this build.
== Gallery ==
Windows-3.1.103-Boot.png|Boot screen
=== Media ===
Windows3.1-RC1-Incompleteset.jpg|Incomplete set of floppies
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 102

Windows 3.1 build 102 is the official Release Candidate 2 build of Windows 3.1. It was referenced in an internal Microsoft document from February 1992.Iowa District Court for Polk County. Plaintiff's Exhibit #01251 - Windows 3.1 Program Review (pp. 43), Comes v. Microsoft. 27 February 1992. It is part of the Release Candidate stage and, like other RC builds except RC1, is not referred to by its actual build number, but is instead simply called "RC2".
According to the document, several third-party applications were tested on this build. It was also installed on some systems in buildings 8, 9, 16 and 21 on Microsoft campus in mid-February 1992. 78 installation attempts were performed, of which only 7 (roughly 9%) failed. Additionally, 11 users (or 15%) of successful installations experienced minor issues during or after installation.
On 7 April 2020, ReflectiaX shared a picture showing one of the diskettes of this build (albeit with a damaged label). However, only disk 2 of that set was found, while the other remaining disks are still missing. A copy of Disk 3 was later shown off in a video published on 19 August 2024 by YouTuber Jiga Tech,Jiga Tech. The Windows 98 Experience, YouTube. 19 August 2024. although it was later found that the floppy disk has since been overwritten with a self-extracting archive of disk 2 of the Iomega Ditto tape drive software.
== File version ==
The file SUPERVGA.DRV from the Italian RC build of Windows 3.1 contains the version number 3.10.0.102 (RC2), which hinted that RC2 of Windows 3.1 was build 102.
== Gallery ==
Windows3.1-RC2-Disk.jpg|x86 English floppy disk 2
Windows3.1-3.1.102-RC-Disk3_DOWNSCALE.png|x86 English floppy disk 3 (scan provided by Jiga Tech)
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 3.1 build 103 RC (1992-03-02)

Windows 3.1 build 103 RC (1992-03-02) is a Release Candidate build of Windows 3.1 that is one of many compiles of build 103. It was uploaded to BetaArchive on 27 September 2020.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=41875
==Gallery==
Windows-3.1.103-Boot.png|Boot screen
==References==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 103 RC (1992-03-10)

Windows 3.1 build 103 RC (1992-03-10) is a Release Candidate build of Windows 3.1 that is one of many compiles of build 103. A set of nine 5.25" floppy disk images of the Windows 3.1 Final Beta SDK including this build was uploaded to the Internet Archive on 23 July 2023.https://archive.org/details/ms-win31-sdk-finalbeta This build was notably compiled on the same day as the RTM build; the only differences include earlier versions of debug GDI.EXE and DBWIN.DLL.
== Gallery ==
Windows-3.1.103-Boot.png|Boot screen
=== Media ===
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk1.png|x86 English floppy disk 1
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk2.png|Disk 2
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk3.png|Disk 3
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk4.png|Disk 4
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk5.png|Disk 5
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk6.png|Disk 6
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk7.png|Disk 7
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk8.png|Disk 8
Windows3.1-3.1.103-(RC)-Disk9.png|Disk 9
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 103 RC (Italian)

Windows 3.1 build 103 RC (Italian) is an Italian RC build of Windows 3.1. This is an earlier recompile from 11 March 1992 that was uploaded to a warez BBS on 11 April 1992, and later uploaded to the Internet Archive on 24 June 2024.https://archive.org/details/ibm-wgam-wbiz-collection
== Gallery ==
File:Windows-3.1.103-RC-Italian-Boot.png|Boot screen
== References ==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.1 build 153 (beta)

Windows 3.1 build 153 (beta) is the Simplified Chinese Beta build of Windows 3.1, which was found by BetaWorld member th1r5bvn23 as two preinstalled copies on 3 January 2023.https://betaworld.cn/Windows_3.1:3.1.153_BETA A rebuilt disk set was later shared by the aforementioned website on 12 November 2023.https://blog.betaworld.cn/archives/146/
Prior to it being found, screenshots of this build appeared in an unidentified book introducing Windows 3.1 Chinese Edition.Baidu Tieba (in Chinese)
==Gallery==
===BetaWorld screenshots===
====Setup ====
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Installation 1.png|Windows Setup
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Installation 2.png|Setup is copying files
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Installation 3.png|Name and organization entry
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Installation 4.png|Insert disk 7
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Installation 5.png|Copying files
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Installation 6.png|Finish installation
====Interface====
Win31153bs.png|Boot screen
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Interface 2.png|About Minesweeper
Windows 3.1-3.1.153 BETA-Interface 3.png|About Help
Windows3.1-Chinese-BETA.png|About Program Manager
===Unidentified book screenshots===
3.1 BETA introduce 1.png|About Program Manager
3.1 BETA introduce 2.png|Program Manager main interface
3-1-BETA-PROMGR.png|Program Manager (close-up)
3-1-SC-BETA.jpg|About Program Manager (close-up)
==References==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.2 build 153

Windows 3.2 build 153 is the Simplified Chinese RTM of Windows 3.2 for the Chinese market. It was released in 1994 as an update to the original Chinese version of Windows 3.1. The update was limited to this language, as it only fixed issues related to the complex input system for the Chinese language. It contains a few applications meant for Chinese languages. While the language can be changed, the font will usually be messed up due to the lack of font files for them.
== Changes ==
The copyright year was reverted from 1985–1994 back to 1985–1993.
== Gallery ==
Windows31-3.2.153-Setup.png|Setup
Windows31-3.2.153-Setup2.png|Disk A
Windows31-3.2.153-Boot.png|Boot screen
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 3.2 build 153 (Red China)

Windows 3.2 build 153 (Red China) is a build of Windows 3.2. This build's IMEINFO.SRC file is dated August 1994.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=40649&p=446805 Because the most direct difference between this version and the official version is that the "Country Settings" icon in the control panel specifically marks China in red, it is often referred to as the "Red China" version. 
==Changes==
* The copyright year was changed from 1985–1993 to 1985–1994.
==Gallery==
Txtsetup153.png|Text-mode setup
Es_or_cs153.png|Express or Custom Setup
Tscopyfiles153.png|Copying files
Askname153.png|Setup asking for name
Copyfiles153.png|Copying files
Priter153.png|Printers
Set-up app153.png|Set-up your MS-DOS Applications
Tour153.png|Tutorial
Cmpsetup153.png|End of setup
Boot153.png|Boot screen
Control153.png|Control Panel
==References==
Category:Windows 3.1x builds
Windows 7 build 6429

Windows 7 build 6429 is the earliest known build of Windows 7. Footage of this build as well as test logs related to this build can be found in multiple training videos related to audio fidelity log analysis.DTM-AudioFidelityTestingLocal_TrainingDTM-AudioFidelityLogs_Training
Due to its earliness, this build identifies itself as Windows Vista in many areas and still bears the 6.0 kernel version. Additional references for Service Pack 1 are also seen throughout the videos, implying that the Windows 7 codebase was directly forked off of an early build of Windows Vista Service Pack 1.
==Gallery==
Vista 6429 2.png|Audio fidelity test logs
Vista 6429 3.png|Ditto
Vista 6429 4.png|Ditto
==References==
Category:Windows 7 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 7 build 6471

Windows 7 build 6471 is a build of Windows 7, a screenshot of which was shown in the Microsoft MIX09 conference during the Evolution of the Windows 7 User Experience segment, along with build 6519, 6606, 6801, and 7000.Hoefnagels, Stephen. Designing the Windows 7 Desktop Experience, MIX09 Conference. 18 March 2009.
This is the earliest known build to retire the Windows Sidebar in favor of the Desktop Gadget Gallery. It also appears that the ability to pin programs to the superbar has been added.
==References==
Category:Windows 7 builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 7 build 6509

Windows 7 build 6509 is a build of Windows 7, which was shared on 20 October 2024.
==New features and changes==
===Windows Setup===
In context of the back then growing use of Windows on EFI systems, the notification appearing on such in the disk partitioning page that an additional system partition will be created has been removed.
=== User interface ===
==== Shell ====
Further changes to search facilities have been introduced in the Windows Explorer application - search history can now be additionally resized, and the Explorer shell no longer overlays a watermark when running a Windows installation that features the base Starter edition. The feedback button now utilizes a different icon, showing the Windows logo on a black background.
Branding and the desktop watermark now identifies the operating system by its final name.
==== Control Panel ====
The Windows Firewall and Problem Reports and Solutions applets have been merged into their own separate pages. An (albeit largely non-functional) applet for sensor devices has been implemented, although the latter is nearly visually identical to the Windows SideShow applet page save for it utilizing a horizontal layout.
The Control Panel now sports a teal-colored aurora graphic on the left-hand options breadcrumb menu in place of the older strands branding graphic; this does not appear to persist across all options and may retain their older appearance.
The Desktop Background Slideshow feature has been removed from Desktop Properties.
=== Miscellaneous ===
The DirectWrite text rendering framework has been added to the operating system.
==Bugs and quirks==
*The first phase reboot countdown is not displayed properly and will draw over existing user interface elements.
*The Georgian (QWERTY) keyboard layout is duplicated.
*Network discovery cannot be turned on, as it will keep being turned off after saving changes.
== Gallery ==
File:Windows7-6.1.6608-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Win7-6.1.6509-Setup.png|Setup
Windows7-6.1.6509.0-DesktopWithSuperbar.png|Desktop with Superbar
Windows7-6.1.6509.0-DesktopWithSuperbarNoDWM.png|Ditto (without DWM enabled)
Category:Windows 7 builds
Windows 7 build 6583

Windows 7 build 6583 is a build of Windows 7. Screenshots of this build were shared on the BetaWiki Discord server on 29 September 2024. It was later shared on 4 November 2024.
==New features and changes==
===Bluepill enhancements===
With Bluepill enabled, this build includes multiple new additions that would make it to the RTM. Among one of these is an updated Superbar, which includes the new jump list menu options, although it is obtained in this build by pressing the arrow next to the application icon. Aero Snap has also been introduced, a ribbon menu similar to the one from Office 2007 has been added to WordPad (while coexisting with the older toolbars) and new icons have been added to Calculator.
==Bugs and quirks==
===Bluepill in the checked/debug compile===
Trying to launch the Superbar jump list menu appears spoofs assert errors in the checked/debug compile, preventing it to open. It will appear after selecting "Ignore always" in the error dialog. The bluepilled WordPad is also prone to spoof assert errors.
== Gallery ==
Windows7-6.1.6608-Boot.png|Boot screen
6583setup1.png|Setup
6583setup2.png|Ditto
6583superbar.png|Desktop with Superbar enabled
=== Images uploaded prior to publication ===
6583.png|Desktop
6583-2.png|Desktop with Gadgets and Superbar
Category:Windows 7 builds
Windows 7 build 6602

Windows 7 build 6602 is a build of Windows 7, which was shared on 4 November 2024.
== Bugs and quirks ==
=== Start orb ===
Start orb appears after the startup sound plays.
=== LogonUI ===
The buttons on the login screen appear to have jagged edges.
=== Control Panel ===
The Windows Update page in the Control Panel will fail to load if the Classic theme is applied.
== Gallery ==
Windows7-6.1.6608-Boot.png|Boot screen
6602setup1.png|Setup
6602setup2.png|Ditto
6602superbar.png|Desktop with Superbar enabled
Category:Windows 7 builds
Windows 7 build 6606

Windows 7 build 6606 is a build of Windows 7. Multiple screenshots of this build were shown in the Microsoft MIX09 conference during the Evolution of the Windows 7 User Experience segment, along with build 6471, 6519, 6801, and 7000.Hoefnagels, Stephen. Designing the Windows 7 Desktop Experience, MIX09 Conference. 18 March 2009. While the build tag is mostly unreadable due to the presence of the default Windows Vista wallpaper, some community members have been able to solve pieces of the build tag.
== Gallery ==
6.1.6606_Desktop.png|Desktop
6.1.6606-StartMenu.png|Start menu
==References==
Category:Windows 7 builds
Category:Unleaked builds