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Windows MA KI High Definition
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows MA KI High Definition
Original OS	Windows XP SP3
Release date	September 16, 2013
Author	Maki Fakhrey
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	697 MB
Download link	High.iso
Date added	Pending, still in dropoff

Revision as of 20:15, 30 January 2024

Windows MA KI High Definition is the sequel to Windows MA KI, which released 2 months after the original, made by the same author. It is presently not in the archive, but it will be soon.

Description

The bootleg is a modified Windows XP SP3 ISO, with DriverPacks version 12.09, Windows XP Post-SP3 Update Pack version 20130611 and OnePiece IE8 Update Pack 4.3.0 integrated.

It comes with more themes and wallpapers than its predecessor, the wallpapers being in HD which makes sense because of the name MA KI High Definition. It comes with registry tweaks.

The script that sets the C: drive label to "HIGH DEFINITION" and a clean-up batch script will now run every startup.

It is unattended and preactivated. The bootleg was made using nLite and Windows Unattended CD Creator, and the autorun was made with AutoPlay Media Studio 8.0.1.0.

Changes from Windows MA KI

Minor changes

The setup initial bootstrapper text's foreground and background color is set to white on light blue.
The text-mode setup OS text is first set to "MA KI", then "MA KI High Definition". The copying text is also changed as well.
Fast Explorer has been integrated into the system, which now provides extra menu items for the desktop context menu. There, you can access various websites and cycle through wallpapers. There are two different SFX'es that implement the latter for some reason.
The Run dialog has been updated with new graphics
OEM branding is included, along with Support Information.

Look and feel

New default theme and icon set
23 new themes included, including the default theme.
200 new wallpapers included
New Aero cursor set. The Elmasry 582-cursor pack is now integrated into the system.
New sound scheme
New avatar set. 52 new avatars included, and 3 of the default avatars replaced. Both the User and Guest avatars are replaced.

Software

Adobe Flash Player 11.8 r800
File Extension Toggle 1.0
Internet Download Manager 6.17 build 6 (cracked, registered to first name High, last name Definition, email address Template:Email:maki.fakhrey)
Hidden Files Toggle 3.0
Unlocker 1.8.5
Xentient Thumbnails 1.0.2.0

Customization Utilities

Fast Explorer Shell Extension
Glass SysDM
TClock Light
UberIcon 1.0.4

Updates

Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SP2

Addons

"ALL" (has OnePiece branding in it, made in DX Tool Registry TWEAKS AddOn Creator and modified by the author)
Bashrat Driver BackGround Displayer (by DaRk MaDnEsS)
Color Aero Cursors (addon by ricktendo64)
Styler (addon by ricktendo64, 2007)
XnView Shell Extension 3.2.0 (addon by Geej)

NeW PrOgS

Internet program

Google Chrome 12.0.742.53
Internet Download Manager
Mozilla Firefox 19.0.2

utilities

CCleaner 3.27
FastStone Image Viewer 4.7
WinRAR 4.20

multimedia

Winamp 5.601
K-Lite Mega Codec Pack 3.4.5
KMPlayer 3.0.0.1439

Notes

Bootleg quirks

The "( MA KI Plex Style )" theme doesn't work because it points to "Plex Style.msstyles", while the actual filename is "Plex Style (Media Center Edition).msstyles". Also, the icon paths point to the drive letter D.
This bootleg borrows quite a few assets from Windows Speed Max.
This bootleg has code to detect a WIHU on the CD, even though this bootleg doesn't have one.
UberIcon and RocketDock are supposed to be present as an nLite addons, but since its corresponding INF files don't exist (even though they are specified in SYSOC.INF), they're actually setup hotfixes instead.
The low disk space warning notification gets disabled in the most backwards way the author could've thought of - as a registry file in a SFX as a setup hotfix.
The C: root now has its own custom icon. There is a duplicate of the drive icon. Its thumbnail cache file that gets dropped has leftover images for Windows Speed Max.
The start menu uses the Classic style by default.