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'''Windows 8 build 7746''' is a pre-Milestone 1 build of [[Windows 8]]. This build was leaked on 2020-05-03. Unlike [[Windows 8 build 7700|build 7700]], this build uses the [[Windows 7]] RTM default wallpaper. The "Send Feedback" shortcut returns to the desktop with similar functionality as in Windows 7 [[Windows 7 build 7000|build 7000]], except there's a new feature for logging in to [https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20200317-00/?p=103566 Product Studio]. In addition, the preliminary version of Internet Explorer 9 seems to be newer than the one included in build 7700, and does not crash on most websites. However, its rendering capabilities are mostly unchanged.
'''Windows 8 build 7746''' is a pre-Milestone 1 build of [[Windows 8]]. This build was leaked on 2020-05-03. Unlike [[Windows 8 build 7700|build 7700]], this build uses the [[Windows 7]] RTM default wallpaper. The "Send Feedback" shortcut returns to the desktop with similar functionality as in Windows 7 [[Windows 7 build 7000|build 7000]], except there's a new feature for logging in to [https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20200317-00/?p=103566 Product Studio]. The EULA appears to be copied from a Windows 7 RC1 build. In addition, the preliminary version of Internet Explorer 9 seems to be newer than the one included in build 7700, and does not crash on most websites. However, its rendering capabilities are mostly unchanged.


Being very early in development, many areas still say Windows 7 and the kernel is still 6.1 (much like builds [[Windows 8 build 7700|7700]] and [[Windows 8 build 7850|7850]]). This build is basically just a slightly glitchy Windows 7.
Being very early in development, many areas still say Windows 7 and the kernel is still 6.1 (much like builds [[Windows 8 build 7700|7700]] and [[Windows 8 build 7850|7850]]). This build is basically just a slightly glitchy Windows 7.
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