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Revision as of 11:38, 15 April 2024 (view source) Undefishin (talk \| contribs) No edit summary ← Older edit		Revision as of 01:28, 19 May 2024 (view source) Nes (talk \| contribs) m (link replacement, replaced: [https://crustywindo.ws/collection/Windows%207/7.FaceBooK.Edition.2012.iso 7.FaceBooK.Edition.2012.iso] → {{link\|https://crustywindo.ws/collection/Windows%207/7.FaceBooK.Edition.2012.iso\|7.FaceBooK.Edition.2012.iso}} (3)) Newer edit →
\|arch = x86 (32-bit), x86 (64-bit; lost) \|size = 930 MB \|download = [{{link\|https://crustywindo.ws/collection/Windows%207/7.FaceBooK.Edition.2012.iso \|7.FaceBooK.Edition.2012.iso]}} \|archiveadd = August 9, 2022 }} '''Windows 7 FaceBooK Edition 2012''' is a bootleg [[:Category:Bootlegs based on Windows 7\|Windows 7 SP1]] edition, which was created by [[:Category:Bootlegs created by BossKanae\|BossKanae]]. It released on August 11, 2012. Once considered lost and one of the most elusive bootlegs known to all in Crusty Windows land, it was rediscovered by [[User:Dartz\|Dartz]] on August 9, 2022, and added to the archive on the same day. It was one of BossKanae's first releases. It also became the new OS for [{{link\|https://computernewb.com/wiki/VM%200b0t \|VM 0b0t]}}, a VM on CollabVM, since the 6th revision which was made the same day the bootleg was found, before being superseded by [[Windows 7 Pony Edition 2015]] on the 8th revision. == Description == === Bootleg quirks === * Antiviruses (notably Avast) tend to detect explorer.exe as [{{link\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virut \|Virut]}} despite it being a false positive, and will attempt to delete it, crippling the system. * In Setup, many special symbols do not render correctly and check boxes look rather strange. The former is due to Marlett, a system font needed for various system symbols not loading in properly, and the latter may be due to a theme issue. * During the OOBE portion, the dialog is rendered in the Classic theme, probably due to DWM breaking.