Windows XP SP2 Bonzao Matrix

Windows XP SP2 Bonzao Matrix
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows XP SP2 Bonzao Matrix
Original OS	Windows XP SP2
Release date	June 14, 2005
Author	Rafao
Country	Brazil
Language(s)	Portuguese (Brazil)
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	517.6 MiB
Download link	XP SP2 BONZAO.ISO
Date added	November 15, 2023

Windows XP SP2 Bonzao Matrix is a bootleg Windows XP SP2 edition, which was created by Rafao. It released on June 14, 2005, and was added to the archive on November 15, 2023.

Description

The bootleg is a modified Windows XP SP2 ISO. It comes with some wallpapers and programs. It comes with registry tweaks.

It comes with a boot selector. Through it, you can boot a Windows 98 startup disk with Partition Magic 8.0 and Drive Image 2002 (both by PowerQuest), and Memtest86 3.2.

It is preactivated. The ISO was made using nLite, and the boot selector used was EasyBoot 5.0.

Changes from Windows XP SP2

Changes in pre-desktop procedures

New setup graphics
New boot graphics. The copyright watermark is slightly different.

Look and feel

New default wallpaper

Software

Adobe Reader 7 (cracked)
PowerISO 4.8 (cracked, registered to FC Portables)
WinRAR 3.3 (cracked, registered to - User of World -)

Notes

Bootleg quirks

17 deleted wallpapers can be found in the default theme's thumbnail cache. The wallpapers all can be found elsewhere - the thumbnail cache file is just a copy of the same file also found in the folder where the wallpapers are. 3 deleted wallpapers can be found there.

CD contents and other info

The ISO has been clearly tampered with. The list of what edits were made is as follows:
- Both DEFAULT.jpg and Matrix02.bmp have a file date of October 10, 2012.
- Avast! Antivirus, Windows Media Player 10, Nero 6.6.0.12 in Spanish and Microsoft Office XP are supposed to come with the ISO, but they have been overwritten with different programs instead. AVG Anti-Virus 2012 build 2197a5126 takes Avast! Antivirus's place, Microsoft Office 2007 (just the bootstrapper on its own, no less) takes Microsoft Office XP's place, and Nero and Windows Media Player just straight up don't exist at all. A new program (PowerISO) is added, but is never used because it's not in the RunOnceEx script.
There is a serial number for Windows XP listed on the CD root as SERIAL.txt.
There is an empty text file on the CD root called CD.txt. It is unknown what the purpose of this file is.
There is a video game soundtrack on the CD root labeled NFSU - Fuel - Quarter.mp3.