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Operating systems
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- Microsoft SQL Server
- Microsoft Plus!
- Skype
- Windows Media Center
- Internet Explorer
- Other Applications
Transformation Pack
The Transformation Pack includes Transforming Any Operating Systems that running Windows XP/2003.
- VistaMizer - Compatible for Windows XP & Server 2003.
- SevenMizer - Compatible for Windows XP & Server 2003.
- Longhorn Transformation Pack - Compatible for XP but you'll need patch uxtheme.dll
- XPize - Compatible for Windows XP & Server 2003, with 64-bit Support.
Virtual Machine Emulator
- Microsoft Virtual PC
- VMware Workstation
- VMware Player
- QEMu
- Bochs
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TBA
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Something Else
Did you know?
- ...that Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs requires only 64 MB of RAM, whereas its base Windows XP requires 4 time that?
- ...that there are two Windows Longhorn builds with the same build number and lab, which are distinguished only by compile date?
- ...that Ubuntu will be restarting its name system with version 17.10?
- ...that real-life events caused a major sudden change to Windows XP's advertising campaign?
- ...that in Windows Longhorn build 4042 (Lab06_n) there are folders both with the XP-style 'My' name and the Vista-style name which dropped the 'My'?
- ...that there was at least one Windows 7 build which had an E SKU (removing IE), which was never included in RTM?
- ...that the new periodical release system for Windows 10 has jumped build numbers twice?
- ...that there was a test for Windows NT 3.5x to see if it could use the Windows 95 shell, namely New Shell/Technology Preview?
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