Windows XP build 2465 (idx01)
| Build of Windows XP | |
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| Architecture | x86 |
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| Compiled on | 2001-04-12 |
| Expiration date | |
| Timebomb | +180 days after original install date |
| SKUs | |
| Home Edition Professional | |
| Product key | |
| DTWB2-VX8WY-FG8R3-X696T-66Y46 (Home Edition) DW3CF-D7KYR-KMR6C-3X7FX-T8CVM (Professional) | |
| About dialog | |
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Windows XP build 2465 (idx01) is a post-Beta 2 build of Windows XP, which was released to testers on 26 April 2001[1] and later scene leaked on 22 June 2001.
NFO file[edit | edit source]
This NFO below is republished here for archival purposes only.
NFO contents
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New features and changes[edit | edit source]
- This build now introduces Windows XP branding in
winverand a few other areas, such as the desktop watermark and System Properties, removing the final references to Windows 2000 and Whistler. However, the setup, OOBE, boot screen, and safe to shutdown screen are still branded with the latter name.- The Home Edition SKU also starts to reference "Home Edition" branding in various places (except the watermark on the desktop, as it says Windows XP Personal).
- Bliss is now the default wallpaper instead of Red moon desert.
- The Luna theme was updated to look identical to the RTM.
- The Outlook Express 6 splash was updated to match the Luna theme.
- Many new wallpapers were added.
- More Programs on the Start menu was renamed to All Programs.
- The Recycle Bin icon was updated to remove the handles, making it resemble the RTM build.
- Both Outlook Express and MSN Explorer have been removed from the Quick Launch toolbar.
- The clouds on the login screen were replaced with a spotlight and the Windows logo was moved from the top-right to the center of the screen. In addition, it is no longer seen when the user is logging in.
- The Luna theme is now called "Windows XP" instead of "Whistler".
- The icons of classic Start menu have been altered to more resemble the RTM. However, the banner is still somewhat different, and the icons of the "Log Off" and "Turn Off" buttons have been reverted to their design seen around the time of build 2223.
- Both icons will change to their RTM appearance if the welcome screen is disabled.
- "Log off" now has O capitalized.
- "Turn off computer" now has O and C capitalized.
- Balloon tips now have a close button on their top right corners.
- The "File a bug report" icon is updated and it looks just like the "Run in Compatibility Mode" icon.
- Several icons have been updated to resemble those found in RTM.
- This build is the first to include "Like Humans Do" by David Byrne in Windows Media Player, replacing Beck Hansen's "Beautiful Way" included in version 7.x, and it replaces the song "Voices" by Intermix used in previous builds.
- Help & Support Center has a blue background instead of the white that was seen in previous build.
- The shine on the start button has been removed, making it appear more flat.
- Windows Installer has been updated to version 2.0.
- Windows Media Player got updated again with a new and modern default look.
- Windows Movie Maker has also been slightly updated, and the built-in tour has been removed.
- When launching the shutdown or the logoff prompt, it will now fade the background to gray instead of the button blocks on it over the desktop.
- Replaced the legacy MIDI files in
%windir%\Mediawith the filesflourish.mid,onestop.midandtown.mid. - MSN Explorer now can open and connect to the internet fine, but it will not go further than There is a newer version, since the newer version requires Windows XP SP2 and above.
- The
ShellAboutWdialog (used in winver and the various inbuilt apps) has changed the copyright notice to use the copyright symbol character (©) instead of(C). - In Control Panel, the icon of the Printers and Faxes applet has been fixed and "Gaming Options" was renamed to "Game Controllers".
- System Properties no longer shows the version and build number.
Bugs[edit | edit source]
Broken OOBE[edit | edit source]
When you reach the OOBE on a clean installation, it is broken on the first page. To bypass it, press ⇧ Shift+F10 to open Command Prompt, run taskmgr, and then kill the process msoobe.exe. If you do this, the startup sound will get cut off after about a quarter of a second. However, on an upgrade installation, the OOBE is functional, and is no different from the previous builds.
Upgrading[edit | edit source]
The wallpaper may be changed to Ocean Wave from Windows 2000.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Home Edition SKU[edit | edit source]
Desktop
System Properties
Professional SKU[edit | edit source]
Luna theme
Windows Classic theme
Demo
System Properties
Miscellaneous[edit | edit source]
Autorun with new XP branding
Boot screen
Display settings
Monitor settings
Broken OOBE
Login screen
Login screensaver
Shutting down
Safe to shutdown screen
Tour[edit | edit source]
Introduction
Start Here
Safe and Easy Personal Computing
Unlock the World of Digital Media
The Connected Home and Office
Best for Business
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Thurrott, Paul. Windows XP: The Road to Gold (Part Three), Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows. 24 August 2001. Archived from the original on 7 June 2002.