Windows XP Extreme Gamers Edition

Windows XP Extreme Gamers Edition
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows XP Extreme Gamers Edition
Original OS	Windows XP SP3
Release date	October 29, 2016
Author	D.M Samanta and tomeCar of TeamOS
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	335.2 MiB
Download link	Windows_XP_extreme_Gamers_editionr.iso
Date added	December 2021

Windows XP Extreme Gamers Edition is a bootleg Windows XP SP3 edition, which was created for TeamOS by D.M Samanta and tomeCar. It released on October 29, 2016, and was added to the archive in December 2021.

Description

The bootleg is a stripped down Windows XP SP3 ISO, which comes with DriverPacks BASE 11.09.012, Windows XP Post-SP3 Update Pack (QFE) version 20161011, POSReady 2009 Updates Addon v20161011 integrated.

It comes with a theme and 2 wallpapers. It comes with registry tweaks. It is preactivated.

The bootleg was made using nLite 1.4.9.3, and edited using VistaMizer 4.3.

Changes from Windows XP SP3

Minor changes

Many new menu entries added to My Computer's context menu
The Shut Down dialog's graphics have been updated
New Winver banner and bar
The Run icon is changed
OEM branding is included, along with Support Information

Changes in pre-desktop procedures

New setup graphics. The setup background is updated, and the billboard text is changed
New login graphics. The login background is changed
The pre-OOBE segment is skipped

Look and feel

New default theme, which replaces Luna. There is no wallpaper set by default, though, but you can find some in the Wallpapers tab
2 new wallpapers included
New icon set

Software

Updates

DirectX 9.0c June 2010 repack (based on Code65536's release; modified by user_hidden)
Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015

Notes

Bootleg quirks

This bootleg comes with WineD3D and DirectX 9 drivers, both as a setup hotfix and dropped files to system32.
Like Windows XP NeoMax 2016, it has an issue with ampersands in the System Properties, where "Powered by DMS&Tomecar" gets interpreted as "Powered by DMSTomecar".
The Internet Explorer title is set to "[Insira o texto aqui]". The person who integrated these registry tweaks clearly forgot to configure that first.