Windows 98 build 1353
| Build of Windows 98 | |
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| Release name | Developer Release |
|---|---|
| OS family | Windows 9x |
| Version number | 4.10 |
| Build number | 1353 |
| Architecture | x86 |
| Compiled on | 1996-12-20 |
| Expiration date | |
| Timebomb | 1997-06-01 (+163 days) |
| About dialog | |
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Windows 98 build 1353 is the official Developer Release build of Windows 98, released on 5 January 1997[1] and was shared later by BetaArchive user marcoguy on 19 December 2016.[2]
Changes[edit | edit source]
DirectX 5.0 has been removed in this build.
Additional features[edit | edit source]
The installation files for these apps are included in the following subfolders in the /BETAONLY folder of the installation disc:
- Internet Explorer 3.01 (4.70.1215)
- NetMeeting 2.0 Beta 2 (4.00.1266) /NM20
- Windows Scripting Host (
CSCRIPT.EXE) 1.0 build 21 /WSH- VBScript Documentation /VBSCRIPT
- ACPI Table Checker Hardware Compatibility Tool 0.9.01 /ACPITOOL
- ATI Rage/Rage II display driver /ATIRAGE
- Windows Sockets 2 SDK Beta Release 2a /WINSOCK
- MSReport 1.1 (a bug reporting tool) /MSREPORT
The /MENUANI subfolder includes registry files to enable the slide menu animations, which were introduced in Windows Nashville build 999, as seen in Windows 98 and later.
The /BOOTFLOP subfolder includes files used for a bootdisk. However, AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS are named with a .CD extension.
Bugs[edit | edit source]
ACPI[edit | edit source]
ACPI support is in very early development and crashes easily. Turn off ACPI or setup can crash with a red screen of death during hardware setup (used in early builds for ACPI errors).
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Boot screen during setup
Boot screen
System Properties
Shutting down
Safe to shutdown screen
Miscellaneous[edit | edit source]
x86 English CD
