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File:ViennaEdition-Setup2.png|Graphical setup
File:ViennaEdition-Setup2.png|Graphical setup
File:ViennaEdition-Login.png|Login screen
File:ViennaEdition-Login.png|Login screen
XP_ViennaEdition_-_FirstDesktop.png|First boot desktop
File:ViennaEdition-Desktop.png|Desktop
File:ViennaEdition-Desktop.png|Desktop
File:ViennaEdition-Demo.png|Demo
File:ViennaEdition-Demo.png|Demo

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Windows XP Vienna Edition
Crusty Windows bootleg
Desktop
Desktop
Original OSWindows XP SP3
Release date2008
Authorhaiter
Country?
Language(s)English
Architecture(s)x86
File size693 MB
Download linkWindows XP Vienna Edition.iso


Windows XP Vienna Edition is a bootleg Windows edition created by haiter, released in 2008. It is popular due to it being featured on Michael MJD's channel.[1][2]

Description

Vienna Edition, as with many other modifications of XP from around this time, has Aero interface elements. It comes with another interface known as the Vienna Dock which allows users to open programs without the Start menu

Changes from Windows XP

  • Several icons have been changed to Vista icons.
  • This mod comes with several new themes.
  • The General page in sysdm.cpl has been completely redesigned.
  • The taskbar is now transparent.

Software

  • CoreTemp 0.96
  • FileMenu Tools 5.2
  • HWMonitor 1.06
  • Resource Hacker 3.4.0.79
  • RocketDock 1.3.5
  • ThumbWin 1.2.8
  • TrueTransparency
  • UltraExplorer 1.5.0.3
  • Y'z Shadow 1.9

Gallery

References