Windows Ramez XP v1.5

Windows Ramez XP v1.5
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows Ramez XP v1.5
Original OS	Windows XP SP2
Release date	January 2, 2010
Author	Ramez Leeno
Country	Cairo, Egypt
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	694 MB
Download link	RamezXpV1.5.iso
Date added	December 13, 2021

Windows Ramez XP v1.5 (named after the author) is a bootleg Windows XP SP2 edition, which was created by Ramez Leeno. It released on January 2, 2010 and was added to the archive on December 13, 2021.

Description

The bootleg is a modified Windows XP SP3 ISO with drivers integrated, along with a boot selector. It focuses on theming the OS to Windows Vista/7. It adds many new programs. It comes with a WPI.

The ISO was made using nLite 1.3, and the boot selector used was Aero Loader.

Changes from Windows XP SP3

The setup OS text is changed
New setup graphics
New default theme and wallpaper
21 new wallpapers included
The default logon screensaver is replaced
New sound scheme
1 new font included
New avatar set
OEM branding is included

Software

Customization Utilities

WindowBlinds 5.1

Updates

Internet Explorer 8

Software on the CD

Adobe Flash Player 10.0 r42 (and 9.0 r46)
BitTorrent 6.3b
Foxit Reader 2.2 (in Arabic)
IDM 5.18 (cracked, registered to Ahmed-Under \\ 2009; comes with one theme, Koushik Halder)
K-Lite Full Codec Pack 3.01
Microsoft Java
RealPlayer 11.0.1 (cracked)
USB Disk Security 5.0.0.55 (cracked, registered to nonokh)
Windows Live Messenger 14.0.8089.726
Winamp 5.35 (cracked; comes with 7 skins)
WinRAR 3.71 (cracked, registered to Corporate Edition)
XP Codec Pack 1.3.3
Yahoo! Messenger 10.0.0.1102

Customization Utilities

RocketDock 1.3.5
TopDesk 1.4.1
Vista Rainbar 4.3

Updates

Windows Media Player 11

Notes

There is CUE data at the end of the ISO file, presumably due to a botched ripping job. To fix the problem, remove the CUE data at the end of the file. (7-Zip will tell you about this when you open the ISO with it.)
A new boot screen is applied during setup.
The Winamp playlist has an entry that leads to a nonexistent path.
The setup bootloader's text has been altered slightly.
The CD has its own icon.