Windows 7 Assassin's Creed

Windows 7 Assassin's Creed
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows 7 Assassin's Creed
Original OS	Windows 7 RTM
Forked from	Tiny7
Release date	March 27th, 2010
Author	krishi_4k
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	1.90 GB
Download link	win7asscreed.iso
Date added	November 15th, 2021

Windows 7 Assassin's Creed is a bootleg Windows 7 RTM edition, which was created by krishi_4k. It released on March 27, 2010, and was added to the archive on November 15, 2021. Along with Windows Mac OS XP, this bootleg is one of the few influences in starting the Crusty Windows collection. It is most known in the CollabVM community for being used as a testing OS for the CollabVM 2.0 private beta test conducted back in 2019.

Description

The bootleg is a modified Windows 7 RTM ISO, which themes the OS after the game Assassin's Creed, and adds some updates and programs. It is unattended and preactivated.

Changes from Windows 7 RTM

New setup background
New pre-OOBE background
The login wallpaper features the Assassin's Creed protagonist
The login sound is a very loud excerpt from the Assassin's Creed II trailer, saying: "I did not choose this path".
New default desktop wallpaper
New icon set
There are 15 themes added and several wallpapers for the Assassin's Creed protagonist, as well a completely new default theme
New context menu entries
OEM branding is included

Software

Adobe Reader 9
Adobe Flash Player 10
Adobe AIR
Adobe Acrobat
Java 6 update 17
7-Zip 4.65
WinRAR 3.90 (cracked)
Notepad2 4.0.22-beta5 (modified; rev. 5)
SpiritPyre Extensions (FileExtToggle, HiddenFilesToggle)
Microsoft Office Word Viewer 2003

Customization Utilities

Microangelo On Display

Notes

It was much thought to be derived from normal Windows 7 RTM, but due to many similarities it has been linked with a relatively unmodified bootleg called Windows 7 Apple Logo, but a good majority of the bootleg is actually based on Tiny7. Windows 7 Apple Logo is forked from Tiny7 though.
There is a broken shortcut on the desktop called "Assassins Utility", which leads to an invalid path. The real path is supposed to be "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Assassins Utility", there you can find various tools from enabling Aero to Firewall Management.
It also has a broken shortcut to "Windows Search Service Media Center Namespace Extension Handler", which appears as a blank file on the desktop, which is undeletable. No matter how many times you delete it, it will always reappear. This is actually fully fixable however, you just need to apply a registry file to make it work.
The internet icon will still show no network is connected, even when it is connected to the internet.
The registered name is set to "Windows User".