Black 10 22H2 Super Slim

Black 10 22H2 Super Slim
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Black 10 22H2 Super Slim
Original OS	Windows 10 22H2
Release date	August 11, 2022
Author	Kirk of TeamOS
Country	Canada
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x64 (64-bit)
File size	2.3 GiB
Download link	Windows_10_Black_19045.1889_22H2_x64_Super_Slim.iso
Date added	August 4, 2022

Black 10 22H2 Super-Slim (also known as Windows 10 Black 22H2 Super-Slim or Windows 10 Black) is a bootleg Windows 10 22H2 version made for TeamOS by Kirk. It released on August 11, 2022 and was added to the archive on July 21, 2023.

Description

This bootleg is a modified Windows 10 22H2 ISO. It comes with 85 new themes (some of them are broken, mostly variant themes), a new Windows 11-like icon set and some software.

This build was built using a live system (a VMWare VM). This is shown by the fact that installing VMWare tools will force the resolution to 1024x768, which was the last one used before uninstalling VMWare tools.

It's unattended and the windeploy/hardware detection phase is skipeed. This ISO is also pre-activated.

Changes from Windows 10 22H2

Minor changes

Several context menu strings have been added
OEM branding is included

Changes in pre-desktop procedures

New setup graphics
New login graphics

Look and feel

85 new themes added (mostly variant themes, some of them are broken)
New Start menu, and taskbar
New icon set

Software

7-Zip 22.01 x64
K-Lite Codec Pack Full
Mozilla Firefox (x64 en-CA)
Notepad++ x64
OneClickFirewall
WinRAR 6.11 (cracked, registered to Alexander Roshal)

Customization Utilities

ElevenMizer Lite
Rainmeter, with the following skins:
- BigSur
- Enigma
- Monterey (loaded by default)
- Vista Live Widgets
- Vista Rainbar
StartIsBack++ 2.9.17 (cracked, with several new start orbs and themes)
UltraUXTheme Patcher

Updates

Microsoft Visual C++ AiO Runtime
Update for Windows 10 x64 based system (KB5001716)

Notes

Bootleg quirks

This bootleg is rather unstable: parts of the OS will stop working randomly. This includes File Explorer, Task Manager and even the Settings app.
- For example, opening Settings --> System might crash the Settings app.
The OEM logo is a placeholder one.