Windows XP Ultimate Service Pack - 3

Windows XP Ultimate Service Pack - 3
	Crusty Windows bootleg
	The desktop of Windows XP Ultimate Service Pack - 3
Original OS	Windows XP SP3
Release date	Early-mid 2009
Author	Smartflower of Rockers International Team,; Benjamin Samson of Rockers International Team
Language(s)	English
Architecture(s)	x86 (32-bit)
File size	1.04 GB

Windows XP Ultimate Service Pack - 3 is a currently lost Windows XP SP3 bootleg, which was created by Smartflower of Rockers International Team (with assistance from Benjamin Samson). It was released in early-mid 2009.

Details

Known file names: RockersTeam.iso

MD5: B97414DD8E387FC5377D24D468538E89

Description

The bootleg is a modified Windows XP SP3 ISO. It comes with DriverPack integrated. It is themed after Windows Vista. It comes with registry tweaks. It is unattended and preactivated.

Changes from Windows XP SP3

Changes in pre-desktop procedures

New login graphics

Look and feel

New default theme, and wallpaper
More than 150 new themes included (allegedly)
New icon set. The My Documents icon is the only icon to be unchanged, which was an error by the author

Software

TweakUI
Unlocker 1.8.3

Customization Utilities

Windows Sidebar (comes with 30 gadgets)

Updates

DirectX 9.0 July (2009)
Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1, 2.0

Notes

Citations on information of lost bootlegs

Much of the information (and screenshots) on this page was taken from the DVDs edition for All Windowses CDs & DVDs Editions. The login picture without the user selector is from the eXcluzive article on this bootleg (warning: lots of NSFW - not in the OS, but in the page itself).
Funnily enough, the description in the eXcluzive.net article, although like the one from All Windowses CDs & DVDs Editions, is copy-and-pasted from Smartflower's original description, and was hastily put through an online translator, as you can see from errors that were left in, such as "Microsoft.Net Структура 1.1" and "Нешкафчик 1.8.3".

Remarks

Two login screen images can be seen. One is from eXcluzive.net, the other is from All Windowses CDs & DVDs Editions. Both of them seem to be from the same person who took the pictures (which would be the author of this bootleg), just the former's eXcluzive.net watermark isn't in the original. The login screen picture seems to be a poorly cropped picture of a VM screen from what looks to be VMware 7.x.
The two desktop images are actually there because the aforementioned All Windowses DVDs Editions entry have duplicate entries for this bootleg.