Windows XP 10 Edition: Difference between revisions

Windows XP 10 Edition
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows XP 10 Edition
Original OS	Windows XP SP3
Release date	May 25, 2016
Author	Arman Ali and Talha Zameer of Computer Media Team Pakistan
Country	Pakistan
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	701 MB
Download link	XP10EDITION2017.iso
Date added	December 13, 2021

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Revision as of 10:45, 12 June 2024

Windows XP 10 Edition is a bootleg Windows XP SP3 edition, which was created by Arman Ali and Talha Zameer of Computer Media Team Pakistan. It released on May 25, 2016, and was added to the archive on December 13, 2021.

Description

The bootleg is a modified Windows XP SP3 ISO, which adds a bunch of programs and not many games, and one theme. The OS supposedly gives the OS a Windows 10 look using a Windows 10 skin pack. Although this is kind of true, the title is rather misleading.

Despite the bootleg claiming to be Windows XP 10 Edition, it's actually styled after Windows 10 Technical Preview (which has many Windows 8 elements still in it, most particularly the title bar). The skin pack used to transform XP into Windows 10 and give it the Windows 10 theme this bootleg claims to have released a good 7 months before Windows 10 would release to manufacturing, and the bootleg released 1 year after that. By the time this bootleg had released, Windows 10 not only had already long since came out, but it would've looked completely different if you compared this bootleg to Windows 10! And to add further insult to injury, the sound scheme for this bootleg uses the (fake) Windows Vista ones! Only one sound in total is from Windows 8, and even then, the OS plays the Windows 7 startup sound on the first boot.

Like the vast majority of bootlegs, it has a WPI. It is unattended and preactivated.

The ISO was made using nLite 1.4.9.1.

Changes from Windows XP SP3

Minor changes

The text-mode setup OS text has been changed to the respective OS name, along with some of the options

Changes in pre-desktop procedures

New setup graphics. The setup background is changed, along with OS title. CMT branding is also added
New boot screen. The boot screen has been changed to a Windows 10 style boot screen with CMT's branding. Because of the low color depth, the color is displayed in blue
New pre-OOBE graphics. The pre-OOBE screen has been also given the Windows 10 look, this time in proper color
New login graphics. The log in screen is styled after the Windows 8 log in screen with Windows 10 branding

Look and feel

New default theme, and wallpaper
One other theme included - "Energy Blue", or Royale.
Most of the OS icons have been changed to their Windows 10 TP counterparts as a result of the skin pack applied

Software

Software on the CD

7-Zip 9.20
WinRAR 3.93 (cracked, registered to psyche)
Ammyy Admin v3.5
Autorun Virus Remover v3.0
GOM Player 2.2.57.5189
Google Chrome 28
IDM 6.25 Build 17 (cracked)
Inpage 2013
Skype 7
SuperCopier 2.2 Beta
UltraISO 9.3.5.2716 (cracked, registered to UW-Madison Executive Education)
Unlocker 1.9.0
uTorrent 3.4.4 (build 40911)

Games

Bubble Match
Jewel Quest
Scuba Steve

Customization Utilities

UberIcon

Notes

Bootleg quirks

During the setup, a Chinese driver setup tool will launch. In the list of the drivers, the phone numbers of the authors are listed.
The included "Scuba Steve" game just takes you to the Computer Media Team website.

WINNT.SIF metadata

The full name and organization is set to "Computer Media" and "Computer Media Corporation" respectively.
The computer name is set to "CMTEAMPK".

Gallery

Setup in the graphical phase
Driver installer
Boot screen
Pre-OOBE
Login screen
WPI
WPI while it's installing software
Empty desktop
Start menu
System Properties and About Windows
Autorun

Themes

"Energy Blue" theme

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 The bootleg is a modified Windows XP SP3 ISO, which adds a bunch of programs and not many games, and one theme. The OS supposedly gives the OS a Windows 10 look using a Windows 10 skin pack. Although this is ''kind of'' true, the title is rather misleading.
-Despite the bootleg claiming to be Windows XP '''10''' Edition, it's actually styled after Windows 10 Technical Preview (which has many Windows 8 elements still in it, most particularly the title bar). The skin pack used to transform XP into Windows 10 and give it the Windows 10 theme this bootleg claims to have released a good 7 months before Windows 10 would release to manufacturing, and the bootleg released 1 year after that. By the time this bootleg had released, Windows 10 not only had already long since came out, but it would've looked completely different if you compared this bootleg to Windows 10. And to add further insult to injury, the sound schemes for this bootleg uses the (fake) Windows Vista ones! Only one sound in total is from Windows 8, and even then, the OS plays the Windows 7 startup sound on the first boot.
+Despite the bootleg claiming to be Windows XP 10 Edition, it's actually styled after Windows 10 Technical Preview (which has many Windows 8 elements still in it, most particularly the title bar). The skin pack used to transform XP into Windows 10 and give it the Windows 10 theme this bootleg claims to have released a good 7 months before Windows 10 would release to manufacturing, and the bootleg released 1 year after that. By the time this bootleg had released, Windows 10 not only had already long since came out, but it would've looked completely different if you compared this bootleg to Windows 10! And to add further insult to injury, the sound scheme for this bootleg uses the (fake) Windows Vista ones! Only one sound in total is from Windows 8, and even then, the OS plays the Windows 7 startup sound on the first boot.
 Like the vast majority of bootlegs, it has a WPI. It is unattended and preactivated.