Windows XP Ultimate Service Pack - 3
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| Crusty Windows bootleg | |
 The desktop of Windows XP Ultimate Service Pack - 3 | |
| Original OS | Windows XP SP3 |
|---|---|
| Release date | 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 2009, or April 1, 2009 if you count the eXcluzive.net article (warning: NSFW).
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
- New login graphics (from the screenshot)
- 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
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
- Much of this information was taken from the May 2009 entry for All Windowses CDs & DVDs Editions. The login picture is from the eXcluzive article on this bootleg.
- 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, just the former's eXcluzive.net watermark isn't in the original. The login screen picture is actually a poorly cropped picture of a VM screen, from around VMware 7.x.
- The two desktop images are actually there because the aforementioned All Windowses CDs & DVDs Editions entry have duplicate entries for this bootleg.
Gallery
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Login screen - user selector
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Login screen
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Empty desktop
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Desktop
Original filenames
- Login screen - user selector:
logon.jpg - Login screen:
1238587845_1238577025_11.jpg - Desktop:
7.jpg - Empty desktop:
13od6.jpg