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Windows CE 5.0

Windows CE 5.0 (codenamed Macallan), is the fifth major revision of the Windows CE embedded operating system, being released on 9 July 2004.
==Changes==
*Introduced the Luna theme, which is very similar to its Windows XP counterpart, but only applies to windows, as the Start menu and taskbar are not affected by the theme. Also, unlike XP, only the blue variant is available.
*"My Computer" has been renamed to "My Device", alongside with a new icon.
*The ".net" branding has been removed.
== List of known builds ==
=== Technology Preview ===
=== RTM ===
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Windows CE 5.0 build 1400

Windows CE 5.0 build 1400 is the official RTM build of Windows CE 5.0, released on 9 July 2004.
== Gallery ==
Windows-CE-5.00.1400-Explorer.png|Windows Explorer
Windows-CE-5.00.1400-InternetExplorer.png|Internet Explorer
CE5-1400Freecell.png|Freecell
CE5-1400Solitaire.png|Solitaire
Category:Windows CE 5.0 builds
Windows CE 6.0

Windows Embedded CE 6.0 (codenamed Yamazaki), is the sixth major revision of the Windows CE embedded operating system, being released on 1 November 2006, one week before the official release of Windows Vista. This particular version ran on x86, ARM, and MIPS microarchitectures. Included among its major features were an increase of the maximum concurrent processes from 32 to 32,768, and the total process address space from the 32MB available to applications in previous versions to 2GB.
== List of known builds ==
===Beta===
===RTM===
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Windows CE 6.0 build 1937

Windows CE 6.0 build 1937 is the official RTM build of Windows CE 6.0, released on 1 November 2006.
== Gallery ==
CE6-1937_Explorer.png|Explorer
CE6-1937_ControlPanel.png|Control Panel
CE6-1937_IE.png|Internet Explorer
CE6-1937_MediaPlayer.png|Media Player
CE6-1937_Messenger.png|Windows Messenger
CE6-1937_WordPad.png|WordPad
CE6-1937_FreeCell.png|FreeCell
CE6-1937_Solitaire.png|Solitaire
Category:Windows CE 6.0 builds
Windows CPC build 26100.1

Windows CPC build 26100.1 is the earliest available build of Windows CPC, and can be obtained by removing all updates from its other build revisions (26100.2314 and above).
== Bugs and quirks ==
This build does not contain the OOBE due to being rather early in its development cycle, although a command prompt window can be invoked by pressing (or for elevated privileges). Executing C:\Program Files\Windows365\Windows365.exe in a command prompt for force running the OOBE will fail.
== Gallery ==
WCPC-26100.1-NXTUpdateManager.png|NXT Update Manager
WCPC-26100.1-Error.png|Windows365.exe Error
WCPC-26100.1-Connecting.png|"Connecting to your Cloud PC" screen
Category:Germanium builds
Category:Windows CPC builds
Windows CPC build 26100.1879

Windows CPC build 26100.1879 is a build of Windows CPC. A Windows 365 Link device running this build was shown enrolled to a Microsoft Intune organization (alongside another device running build 26320) on a slide during the "Welcome to the future - take a first look at Windows 365 Link, the first Cloud PC device" session at the Microsoft Ignite 2024 conference.Welcome to the future - take a first look at Windows 365 Link, the first Cloud PC device
==References==
Category:Germanium builds
Category:Windows CPC builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows CPC build 26100.2314

Windows CPC build 26100.2314 is a build of Windows CPC, which was uploaded to Windows Update servers on 26 November 2024.
== Gallery ==
WCPC-26100.2314-Install.png|Setup, showing the SKU name WNC
WCPC-26100.2314-OOBE.png|OOBE account page
WCPC-26100.2314-Login.png|Login screen
WCPC-26100.2314-Connecting.png|Connecting to Cloud PC
WCPC-26100.2314-Error.png|Error while attempting to connect to Cloud PC
Category:Germanium builds
Category:Windows CPC builds
Windows CPC build 26100.2894

Windows CPC build 26100.2894 is a build of Windows CPC, which was uploaded to Windows Update servers on 14 January 2025.
== Gallery ==
File:Nxt-26100.2894-EULA.png|End-user license agreement
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Signin.png|Microsoft Account OOBE page
File:Nxt-26100.2894-SettingUp.png|After Login OOBE page
File:Nxt-26100.2894-SomethingWentWrong1.png|Error while attempting to connect to Cloud PC
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Login1.png|Attempting to login into Cloud PC (without text)
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Login2.png|Attempting to login into Cloud PC (with text)
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Login3.png|Signing out after attempting to login to Cloud PC
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Window.png|Login page (post-OOBE)
Category:Windows CPC builds
Category:Germanium builds
Windows CPC build 26100.3194

Windows CPC build 26100.3194 is a build of Windows CPC, which was uploaded to Windows Update servers on 11 February 2025.
== Gallery ==
File:Nxt-26100.2894-EULA.png|End-user license agreement
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Signin.png|Microsoft Account OOBE page
File:Nxt-26100.2894-SettingUp.png|After Login OOBE page
File:Nxt-26100.2894-SomethingWentWrong1.png|Error while attempting to connect to Cloud PC
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Login1.png|Attempting to login into Cloud PC (without text)
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Login2.png|Attempting to login into Cloud PC (with text)
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Login3.png|Signing out after attempting to login to Cloud PC
File:Nxt-26100.2894-Window.png|Login page (post-OOBE)
Category:Windows CPC builds
Category:Germanium builds
Windows CPC build 26288

Windows CPC build 26288 is a build of Windows CPC. A Windows 365 Link device running this build was shown enrolled to a Microsoft Intune organization in multiple announcements related to the device's introduction to demonstrate the ability to manage the device remotely via the platform.Smith, Anthony. Windows 365 Link—the first Cloud PC device for Windows 365, Windows IT Pro Blog. 19 November 2024.Introducing Windows 365 Link
== References ==
Category:Germanium builds
Category:Windows CPC builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows CPC build 26320

Windows CPC build 26320 is a build of Windows CPC. A Windows 365 Link device running this build was shown enrolled to a Microsoft Intune organization (alongside another device running build 26100.1879) on a slide during the "Welcome to the future - take a first look at Windows 365 Link, the first Cloud PC device" session at the Microsoft Ignite 2024 conference.Welcome to the future - take a first look at Windows 365 Link, the first Cloud PC device
== References ==
Category:Germanium builds
Category:Windows CPC builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Calendar

Windows Calendar is the default calendar app in Windows Vista, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 10 and Windows 11.
== History ==
===16-bit Windows===
Windows Calendar is included in Windows versions 1.0 to 3.11. It has been replaced in both Windows for Workgroups 3.1 with Schedule+, which is also included in Windows NT 3.x.
===Windows 95===
Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 do not ship with a calendar application and this continues all the way up to Windows XP, while Schedule+ has been shifted to Office 95 and turned into a 32-bit application.
=== Windows Vista ===
Windows Calendar was first introduced in Windows Vista build 5212, although it is mostly not functional in this build. In Windows Vista build 5231, it received an updated toolbar and the tasks pane was added. The Preferences page was also added as well where it contains various settings such as first day of the week and default appointment length. The app also received an updated icon. The UI of Windows Calendar would be completely revamped in Windows Vista build 5259 but the Publish to RSS feature was removed. Build 5270 would re-add the toolbar. Windows Vista build 5355 would revamp the UI again with many new options being added to the toolbar and the bottom toolbar was removed. Build 5466 would later add a delete button to the toolbar. The icon would be updated to its RTM form in build 5840.16389.
=== Windows 7 ===
Although Windows Calendar was removed from Windows 7 in favor of the built-in calendar functionality in Windows Live Mail, it can be added back to Windows 7 by copying the program files from Windows Vista.
=== Windows 8 ===
Windows Calendar was brought back in Windows 8/8.1, but in Metro language form.
=== Windows 10 ===
The Calendar app from the original release had some changes, but mostly follows the same Metro language design as its 8/8.1 counterpart. A later update (2017 or 2018) replaced MDL2 with the Fluent Design language.
It is bundled with Windows Mail. Therefore, removing Windows Calendar will also remove Windows Mail as well and vice versa.
== Gallery ==
=== 16-bit Windows ===
File:Win101cal1.png|Calendar in Windows 1.01
File:Win211286cal.png|Calendar in Windows/286 2.11
File:Win30acal.png|Calendar in Windows 3.00a
File:Win311002cal.png|Calendar in Windows 3.11
=== Windows Vista ===
File:5212RunningWindowsCalendar.png|Build 5212
File:WindowsVista5231Calendar.png|Build 5231
File:Vistacalendar.png|RTM
File:Vista-WinCal-icon.png|Icon
=== Windows 8 and Windows 10 ===
File:8calendar.png|Windows 8
File:1010051calendar.png|Windows 10 (build 10051)
File:Windows10-10.0.10240-Calendars.png|Windows 10
File:Calendar Windows 10.png|Windows 10 (2019–present versions)
File:Win10calendardark22h2.png|Windows 10 (2019–present versions, dark mode)
File:Windows11-Calendar-Dark.png|Calendar in Windows 11 (dark mode)
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in Windows 1.0
Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 build 412

Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 build 412 is the official Beta 2 build of Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003, released on 15 November 2005.https://news.microsoft.com/2005/11/15/qa-microsoft-announces-strategy-for-high-performance-computing/
==References==
Category:Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 builds
Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 build 640

Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 build 640 is the official RTM build of Compute Cluster Server 2003, which was released on 9 June 2006.https://news.microsoft.com/2006/06/09/microsoft-releases-windows-compute-cluster-server-2003-bringing-high-performance-computing-to-the-mainstream/ It is based on Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1.
==Gallery==
WindowsServer2003-ComputeClusterEdition-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
WindowsServer2003-ComputeClusterEdition-Login.png|Login window
WindowsServer2003-ComputeClusterEdition-StartMenu.png|Start menu
WindowsServer2003-ComputeClusterEdition-Locked.png|Lock screen
==References==
Category:Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003 builds
Windows Core

Windows Core is a variant of Windows Core OS internally used by Microsoft in order to test functionality in the operating system's base layers as well as its respective components. Builds of Windows Core come with a built-in set of utilities as well as a basic shell that allow developers to replicate and debug issues present across the existing WCOS codebase.
It was succeeded by the Reference (WCOSREF) personality introduced as part of the ModernPC effort, which served an identical purpose.
== List of known builds ==
=== Internal ===
Category:Specialized editions of Microsoft Windows
Windows Core OS

Windows Core OS (abbreviated as WCOS) is an abandoned internal Microsoft effort that aimed to provide a universal, modular base for future versions of Microsoft Windows. The operating system is still based on the NT kernel, although most legacy features found in regular desktop Windows have been stripped out. Instead of the traditional Windows Explorer shell, the platform uses a newly built GUI stack based on DirectX and the UWP/WinUI frameworks. By default, WCOS variants are not natively compatible with applications using the legacy User and GDI libraries for their user interface, however, they can run virtualized using either remoting or a purpose-built container.
The introduction of a common core for all Windows-based products has been planned back as early as 2002. However, actual work would not start until 2014 with OneCore, which unified all products previously using separate forks of the Windows codebase into a single source code repository, enabling everything to be built from a single codebase although each product still provided its own shell on top of the common core. Windows Core OS is a natural extension of this effort, as it provides a common modular shell which can be customized for individual needs of each product.
== List of products==
;Windows Core
:Internal test variant intended for operating system base layer and component testing.
;Factory OS
:Lightweight version of WCOS intended for use on factory floor and driver development.
;Windows Holographic (Oasis)
:HoloLens 2 firmware. Does not make use of CShell Composers and instead uses its own shell.
;Xbox GameCore
:This Windows platform variant powering Xbox consoles is based upon Windows Core OS. The Xbox firmware is divided into multiple operating systems that consist of a gaming runtime, an Xbox home screen app runtime and a cut-down variant of the Hyper-V virtualizer that coordinates interactions between the host operating system, dashboard applications and running games.
=== Cancelled products ===
;Andromeda OS
:Intended for use on the rumoured Surface Pocket device family (codenamed Andromeda). Later named as Surface Duo. Canceled in favor of Android for the Surface Duo 1 (codenamed Epsilon).
;Polaris OS
:Canceled variant targeting low-cost laptops and tablet devices.
;Windows 10X (Centaurus/ModernPC CDG)
:Originally intended for dual-screen devices, later redesigned for single-screen devices as a competitor to ChromeOS. Canceled shortly before release in favor of integrating key technologies to existing products.
;Aruba OS/Hub OS/Modern PC LSX
:Intended for use on the canceled Surface Hub 2X. Canceled in favor of maintaining a single version of Surface Hub (Surface Hub 2S) running on Windows Team (PPIPro) or Windows Desktop editions.
;Windows Lite/WCOSJTR
:Intended for use on Surface SE. Canceled due to unknown reasons.
Category:Microsoft Windows
Windows Cougar build 028

Windows Cougar build 028 is a fake Windows build, supposedly part of the Cougar project which was said to predate Chicago. The build itself is just a modified Windows for Workgroups 3.11, while the Cougar codename was actually used for the 32-bit protected-mode kernel introduced with Chicagohttp://www.windowswiki.info/wp-content/uploads/codenames/PX05516.pdf and not an entirely separate OS. However, it is possible that Windows for Workgroups 3.1 was initially forked into Cougar for the sole purpose of developing the new kernel, before it was merged into the Chicago project. Thus, builds of Cougar with a new kernel but old shell could potentially exist.
According to the NFO file included, it was shared by Battler (at the time known as OBrasilo) on the Euro-Asian Beta Group in 2008.https://web.archive.org/web/20201023101202/https://sites.google.com/site/chicagowin95/index/cougar28 It can still be found online to this day.
== NFO file ==
== Gallery ==
WindowsCourgar28FakeSetup.png|Setup
WindowsCourgar28FakeSetup2.png|Ditto
WindowsCourgar28FakeSetup3.png|Insert disk
WindowsCourgar28FakeBoot.png|Boot screen
WindowsCourgar28FakeDriverReboot.png|Reboot prompt
Cougar28-1.png|winver
== References ==
Category:Fake builds
Windows Cougar build 033

Windows Cougar build 033 is an unconfirmed build of Windows 95. The version number 3.10.033 appears in the file SETUP31.VER from Windows 95 build 58s, but at this point, it is unknown if this build actually ever existed. The format of the version number is similar to the one used in Windows for Workgroups 3.1.
The string "Windows Version 3.20 (Cougar)" can also be found in the same file, suggesting this may be a leftover from the Cougar project (32-bit protected mode kernel). SETUP31.VER is actually WINVER.EXE that was used during the setup stage of early Chicago builds which still featured the old Windows 3.1-like setup. It would be copied during pre-install preparations to WINVER.EXE.
Category:Windows 95 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows DVD Maker

Windows DVD Maker is a discontinued DVD authoring application that was initially introduced in Windows Vista as an included app in the Home Premium and Ultimate editions and was also included in Windows 7 in the Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate editions.
It allows users to create slideshows and videos and burn them to a DVD for playback on media devices like DVD and Blu-ray players. In Windows Vista, it was heavily integrated with other media applications like Windows Movie Maker, Windows Media Center, Windows Media Player and Windows Photo Gallery for certain features.
It received a minor user interface face-lift in Windows 7, otherwise the functionality of the app is largely similar to the Vista version.
Windows DVD Maker was removed entirely in Windows 8 and later due to the removal of built-in DVD playback support and the wide availability of third-party DVD authoring applications.
== Features ==
Windows DVD Maker features a simple user interface, which takes the user through the process of creating the DVD. The first step involves importing video files, arranging them to play in proper order. Windows DVD Maker automatically splits the videos into scenes that can be accessed from a special scene selection page in the DVD menu. In the next step, animated DVD menus can be added to the compilation. Windows DVD Maker can also add a slide show of pictures with a musical accompaniment and transition effects. Users can also customize the font and button styles. The application can show an interactive preview of what the DVD will look and act like when it has been burned. For example, users can navigate the DVD menus, testing them.
Windows DVD Maker is designed to encode video as a background process with reduced scheduling priority to ensure the computer remains responsive during the compilation process.
== Gallery ==
File:Vista DVD Maker Icon.png|Icon in Windows Vista
File:Vista DVD Maker Intro.png|Intro
File:Vista DVD Maker Add Files.png|Import
File:Vista DVD Maker Options.png|DVD options
File:Vista DVD Maker Menu Styles.png|Menu styles
File:Vista DVD Maker Text.png|Menu text
File:Vista DVD Maker Customize.png|Menu customization
File:Vista DVD Maker Slideshow.png|Slide show settings
File:Vista DVD Maker Preview.png|Preview
Category:Windows components
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in Windows Vista
Windows Defender

Windows Defender (called Windows Security in Windows 10 and Windows 11) is an anti-virus program that was first introduced as a downloadable program for Windows XP SP2 before it became bundled with Windows starting with Windows Vista. Initially before Windows 8, it only protected users from spyware. In Windows 8 and later, it also replaced Microsoft Security Essentials when that program merged with Windows Defender transforming it into a full-on anti-virus program.
In Windows 10, the original desktop program was replaced by a UWP app called Windows Defender Antivirus and was bundled with the Windows Defender Security Center app which was added with the Windows 10 Creators Update. It was then renamed to Windows Security Center in Windows 10 October 2018 Update before it was renamed to Microsoft Defender Antivirus in Windows 10 May 2020 Update.
== Gallery ==
=== Windows XP ===
File:WindowsXP-5.1.2600.2163sp2rc-SecurityCenter.png|Windows XP SP2
=== Windows Vista/7 ===
File:Vista5252-5.jpg|Build 5252
File:5270WindowsDefender.png|Build 5270
File:WindowsVista-6.0.6000.16386rtm-WindowsDefender.png|Windows Vista RTM
File:Windows7-6.1.7601.17514-WindowsDefender.png|Windows 7 SP1
=== Windows 8/10 ===
File:Windows8Defender.png|Windows 8 RTM
File:Win10-v1607WindowsDefender.png|Windows 10 1607
=== Windows 10 (UWP) ===
Win10-15007defender.png|Build 15007
Win10-15042Defender.png|Build 15042
Win10-17650-1.png|Build 17650
Windows Security.png|Windows 10 November 2021 Update
=== Windows 11 ===
File:Windows11-WinSecurityDark.png|Windows Security in Windows 11 2024 Update (dark theme)
=== Miscellaneous ===
File:Windows Defender WinVista.png|Icon used from Windows Vista build 5329 to Windows 10 build 14337 
Category:Windows components
Windows Embedded 2009

Windows Embedded 2009, a family of Windows XP-based operating systems developed by Microsoft, was released in two distinct variants in October and December 2008:
:*Windows Embedded POSReady 2009, released on 9 December 2008 and intended for use in Point of Sales machines like cash registers, ATMs and self service checkouts.
:*Windows Embedded Standard 2009, released on 16 October 2008 and intended for use in embedded industry systems like ATMs and devices for the healthcare and manufacturing industries.
Windows Embedded 7

Windows Embedded 7, a family of Windows 7-based operating systems developed by Microsoft, was respectively released in two distinct variants in July 2010 and September 2011:
:*Windows Embedded Standard 7: Released on 29 July 2010 and intended for use in embedded industry systems such as automated teller machines and devices for the healthcare and manufacturing industries.
:*Windows Embedded POSReady 7: Released on 10 September 2011 and intended for use in point of sale machines like cash registers, ATMs and self-service checkouts.
Windows Embedded 8.1

Windows Embedded 8.1 is a family of Windows 8.1 based operating systems developed by Microsoft. This release renamed the Standard SKU to "Industry Enterprise". It is the last release of Windows Embedded as Microsoft re-branded Windows Embedded to Windows IoT starting with the embedded releases of Windows 10.
== List of known builds ==
=== Milestone Preview ===
=== RTM ===
=== Update 1 ===
===Update 2===
===Update 3===
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Windows Embedded 8.1 build 9431

Windows Embedded 8.1 build 9431 is the official Preview build of Windows Embedded 8.1, also known as Milestone Preview, which was released on 27 June 2013https://web.archive.org/web/20130704073825/http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windows-embedded/archive/2013/06/27/developing-intelligent-connected-industry-device-solutions-with-windows-embedded.aspx.
==Editions and keys==
Edition / SKU Name 	Key
Industry Pro 	H3WNG-GXTPH-3G4HP-8CXCJ-82M37
Industry Enterprise	N/A
==Setup==
This build is the first to use the regular setup style seen in Windows 8.1.
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-27-52.png|Windows Setup
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-27-58.png|Install now
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-28-37.png|Product key
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-29-25.png|EULA
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-29-40.png|Installation type
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-29-44.png|Drive partitioning
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-30-04.png|Installing Windows
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-30-40.png|Registry Editor
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-42-52.png|Getting ready
==Gallery==
===Out-of-box experience===
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-44-56.png|Personalization
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-45-13.png|Express settings
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-45-19.png|Your account
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-46-30.png|Login screen
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-47-22.png|First boot
===Interface===
Windows-8.1-Preview-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-17-59-52.png|Start screen
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-18-04-33.png|Internet Explorer 11
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-18-36-47.png|Apps
Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (9431)-2022-11-26-18-41-26.png|Ditto, with Embedded Tools
==References==
Category:Windows Embedded 8.1 builds