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*The OOBE music has been replaced with a techno song. |
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*The "take a tour" text has now had "Windows XP" replaced with the OS name ("Windos 7".) |
*The "take a tour" text has now had "Windows XP" replaced with the OS name ("Windos 7".) |
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*The notepad icon has been changed to a low resolution Windows 7 notepad icon |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
Revision as of 23:15, 30 November 2022
Crusty Windows bootleg | |
Original OS | Windows XP SP3 |
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Release date | September 21, 2012 |
Author | Unknown |
Country | ? |
Language(s) | English |
Architecture(s) | x86 |
File size | 595 MB |
Download link | WIN_7.iso |
Windos 7 is a bootleg Windows edition created by an unknown author. The OS tries, rather pathetically, to mimic Windows 7 but with an XP style (mostly by replacing the background and removing the "start" text from the start button).
Description
The OS is completely stock except for the Bliss wallpaper being replaced with a Windows 7 wallpaper. Some of the drivers have also been modified, which brings up warnings during the setup. The tour prompt now tells users to "Take a tour of Windos 7". The setup music has also been replaced with a techno song. Other than that, everything remains the same as stock XP.
Changes from Windows XP
- The Bliss wallpaper has been replaced with the Windows 7 setup wallpaper.
- The OOBE music has been replaced with a techno song.
- The "take a tour" text has now had "Windows XP" replaced with the OS name ("Windos 7".)
- The notepad icon has been changed to a low resolution Windows 7 notepad icon
Gallery
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Installing
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OOBE
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First boot
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Empty desktop