Windows 8 build 8090

6.2.8090.0.winmain_win8m3.110805-1930
Build of Windows 8
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OS familyWindows NT
Version number6.2
Build number8090
Build revision0
Architecturex86, x64, ARM32
Build labwinmain_win8m3
Compiled on2011-08-05
SKUs
Developer Preview ARM (PrereleaseARM)
Preinstallation Environment
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Windows 8 build 8090 is a late Developer Preview build of Windows 8. The Assessment and Deployment Kit for this build was included as part of the Intel LPIA partner drop for build 8112 (fbl_core1_soc), uploaded on 29 September 2024. Prior to its leak, a screenshot of this build's x64 Preinstallation Environment was first uploaded onto the BetaWiki Discord server on 26 June 2022; a low-quality camera recording of the PrereleaseARM SKU variation, which depicted an unknown Microsoft employee showing off this build's screen rotation capabilities on a NVIDIA Tegra 3 development kit, was later published by former Windows division president Steven Sinofsky in issue 104 of his account of events during his time at Microsoft, titled Hardcore Software.[1][2]

It is notably the earliest known build to be compiled from the winmain_win8m3 branch, which would be used for the public Developer Preview release.

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x64 variant (unleaked)[edit | edit source]

ARM32 variant (unleaked)[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. Sinofsky, Steven. 104. //build It and They Will Come (Hopefully), Hardcore Software: Inside the Rise and Fall of the PC Revolution. 30 October 2022.
  2. Various Authors. Windows 8 on NVIDIA Tegra running in Microsoft labs, Hardcore Software: Inside the Rise and Fall of the PC Revolution. Late 2010—20 August 2011.