Windows 7 build 7048
Build of Windows 7 | |
OS family | Windows NT |
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Version number | 6.1 |
Build number | 7048 |
Build revision | 0 |
Architecture | x86, x64 |
Build lab | winmain |
Compiled on | 2009-02-19 |
Expiration date | |
Timebomb | 2009-07-01 (+132 days) |
SKUs | |
Ultimate | |
About dialog | |
Windows 7 build 7048 is a build of Windows 7. The x64 version of this build was shared on 3 March 2009,[1] followed by the x86 version four days later on 7 March.[2]
Changes[edit | edit source]
User interface[edit | edit source]
- The betta fish wallpaper has been changed slightly, along with a new set of wallpapers (includes the regional wallpapers).
- The Start orb has been updated to its RTM appearance.
- The "Send Feedback" link located in the title bar has been removed.
- The copyright date of
winver.exe
has been updated from 2008 to 2009.
Applications[edit | edit source]
- Minor changes have been made to Internet Explorer, such as features locked behind Redpill being enabled by default.
- Calculator, DVD Maker, Paint, and WordPad received new icons.
- The appearance of the Ribbon in Paint and WordPad has been updated.
- Calculator now resembles its RTM appearance.
- Windows Defender uses a new background gradient.
- Windows Media Center setup has been updated.
- Sticky Notes received minor UI updates.
Control Panel[edit | edit source]
- Control Panel received a new icon.
- Links on the home page to Category view have been centered.
- The sidebar design has been updated slightly, making it resemble its RTM appearance.
- "Regional and Language Options" has been shortened to "Region and Language"
- Credential Manager and Taskbar/Start Menu Properties received new icons.
Miscellaneous[edit | edit source]
- The System Reserved partition created during Setup is now 100 MB rather than 200 MB in several earlier builds.
- The places bar of the legacy Common File Dialog seems to have been enabled by default once more and this time it was permanent.
Bugs[edit | edit source]
Installation[edit | edit source]
- Setup might complain about it not being able to configure Windows to run on the computer's hardware.
- Upgrading to this build will:
- result in the user's password expiring, causing you to have to reset it.
- cause Windows Explorer's icon on the taskbar to be the default executable icon.
- Installing certain MUIs in this build might leave some pseudo-localized translations.