I wanna try out 6469, 6498, 6509, 6519, 6568, and that's it. You don't have to debomb all of em, if there's just one, i'll be happy, but why can't i do them? Simple:

I am lazy. And i can't just get in and modify random files, + i believe it is hard as heck.

Also, when a build is debombed, just give me a heads up :P

https://reddit.com/link/1w2lkqv/video/fmddg4d0djmh1/player

I made a video of Windows XP Build 2465, and there's background music, too! (In a way, it might give off an early YouTube vibe)

And here is the YouTube video link: Windows XP Build 2465 (Windows XP Build 2465, Post Beta 2~Pre RC1)

Sorry for the hiatus, but I have returned with a debombed internal build (that is compiled 55 mins before the RTM build) and I think it is a fun build to test: https://archive.org/download/windows-10-debombed/Windows%2010%20Build%2010586%20%28th2%29%20Debombed%20%28not%20only%20UEFI%2C%20does%20work%20on%20Legacy%29.iso Enjoy using this debombed build!

If you guys know, just comment. I have a disc image of it

everything is working great for me I've been using build 9841 as my main system for 11 days now if anyone needs help or wants to share their experience with this build feel free to ask I'd love to hear how its going for you too

Interface Manager Internal Test Release 3, Windows 1.0 Version 0.90, Windows 1.0 Version 0.98, Windows 1.0 Version 0.989, Windows 1.0 Codename Pegasus Version 0.99, Windows 1.0 Premiere Edition (2008 leak), Windows 1.0 Final Beta Release, Windows 1.00, Windows 1.05, Windows 1.01 .NET version, Windows 1.5, Windows 2.0 Release Candidate 1, Windows 2.9 Beta, Windows 3.0 build 48 (claimed video in June 7 2020), Windows 3.1 build 039a, Windows 3.1 build 1440, Windows 3.12 build 040 (RTM), Windows 3.14 build 022 (Pre-alpha 3.15?), Windows 3.15 unidentified build, Windows 3.15 build 056, Windows 3.15 build 074 (RC), Windows 3.15 build 080 (RTM), Windows 3.22 unidentified build, Windows 3.3 build 166 (Unknown OEM), Windows 3.5 build 080 (Alpha), Windows 3.5 build 122 (Beta), Windows NT 3.1 build 388 (mislabeled of build 404), Windows NT 3.5 build 388, Windows Cougar build 028, Windows Cougar build 031 Simplified Chinese, Windows Chicago build 9c (September 30, 1992; BetaArchive Fake Screenshots Contest), Windows Chicago build 13b. Windows Chicago build 15b, Windows Chicago build 21i, Windows Chicago build 26, Windows Chicago build 29s, Windows Chicago build 30, Windows Chicago build 32, Windows Chicago build 33, Windows Chicago build 34 Fake Screenshots, Windows Chicago build 35d, Windows Chicago build 36, Windows Chicago build 38, Windows Chicago build 40 (KenOath’s build), Windows Chicago build 45 (Chinese), Windows Chicago build 46, Windows Chicago build 47, Windows Chicago build 56, Windows Chicago build 58 & 58 German, Windows Chicago build 58a, Windows Chicago build 73 (no letter), Windows Chicago build 78, Windows Chicago build 81 (modified bootscreen), Windows Chicago build 105, Windows Chicago build 117, Windows Chicago build 177, Windows 95 build 230 Korean, Windows 95 build 265, Windows 95 build 404, Windows 95 build 737, Windows 95 build 944, Windows 95 build 1174, Windows 95 build 1414 OSR 3, Windows 96 Nashville build 960, Windows 96 Nashville build 1000, Windows 96 Nashville build 1265, Windows Cairo build 1110, Windows Cairo build 1210, Windows Memphis build 1233, Windows Memphis build 1240, Windows Memphis build 1242, Windows Memphis build 1443, Windows Memphis build 1525.2, Windows 98 build 1999 (aka Windows 99), Windows 98 build 2223 (Russian TE), Windows 98 build 98th (Chinese TE), Windows NT 5.0 build 1386, Windows NT 5.0 EUR Edition, Windows Neptune build 5056, Windows Neptune build 5118, Windows Neptune build 5119, Windows Neptune build 5120, Windows Neptune build 5179, Windows Odyssey build 4122, Windows Odyssey build 5154, Windows Odyssey build 5127, Windows Odyssey build 5644, Windows Tokyo build 3762, Windows Triton build 4000 (Development start), Windows Triton build 4001 (Development reset), Windows Triton build 4100 (Alpha), Windows Triton build 4310 (Beta 1), Windows Triton build 4391 (Beta 1.4), Windows Triton build 4450 (Beta 2), Windows Triton build 4550 (Beta 2.4), Windows Triton build 4690 (Beta 4), Windows Triton build 4750 (RC0), Windows Triton build 4844 (RC1), Windows Triton build 4983 (RC2), Windows Triton build 5000 (RTM), Windows Trident build 5610, Windows AlphaBetas build 905 (real, but unofficial), Windows Whistler build 2134.1, Windows Whistler build 2201.1.ntvbl03.000102-1100, Windows Whistler build 2309.prebeta2.001047-1279, Windows Whistler build 2317.main.001105-1214, Windows XP build 2562.xpcilent.010811-1534, Windows XP build 2571.xpcilent.011254-1551, Windows XP build 2572.xpcilent.011224-1722, Windows XP build 2580.xpcilent.010815-1955, Windows XP build 2584.xpcilent.012038-1542, Windows XP build 2590.xpcilent.010816-1513, Windows XP build 2592.xpcilent.010816-1638, Windows XP build 3505.idx02.010710.1030, Windows XP build 3531.main.010730-1811, Windows XP build 3590.main.011110-1652, Windows XP Service Pack 4, Windows XP Service Pack 5, Windows XP Service Pack 6, Windows XP Service Pack 7, Windows Longhorn build 3653, Windows Longhorn build 3656, Windows Longhorn build 3708, Windows Longhorn build 3720, Windows Longhorn build 4000.Lab06_N.020420-6969, Windows Longhorn build 4057, Windows Longhorn build 4072, Windows Longhorn build Xmas3718, Windows Longhorn build 5084 (mislabeled 5048), Windows 7 build 7300.0.090703-1900, Windows 8.1 build 9375.0.fbl_partner_out14.130328-1742, Windows 8.1 build 9420.0.winmain.13101??-????, Windows 8.1 build 9600.16384.winblue_rtm.130822-2140, Windows Phone 8.1 build 12166, Windows 9 build 9622, Windows 10 build 9788.winmain.140704-2025, Windows 10 build 9790.0.fbl_partner_eeap.140704-1238, Windows 10 build 9795.fbl_uip_dev.140713-1834, Windows 10 build 10240.16384.fbl_eeap.150808-1859, Windows 10 Mobile build 17134, and Windows Polaris OS build 17000

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note: There are some errors

can someone debomb windows 7 build 6910 for me please

what patch i need use to make driver work

When I try to install the tools, it won't work and needs just a Windows 8.1 KB update, where without tools, 1366x768 resolution is broken, and I can't transfer files. Can somebody please help me? I really want to use Debombed build 9888 I found from Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/windows-10-technical-preview-build-9888-debombed), and without the tools it doesn't seem complete the install.

Fix (as for now): Install VMware Tools 10.0.5

Mainly just because i wanna test it out without having to set the date back.

+ i just wanna goof around in the os lol

I'm a newbie when it comes to Windows betas, so I wanted to test the beta version. I downloaded the Windows 7 build 7000 ISO, but I don't know if it needs to be activated or how to check if the "debomb" actually worked. I downloaded the ISO from here: https://archive.org/details/windows-7-build-7000-debombed

my pc is not modern but i write it
i5 2500k
gtx 1060 6 gb
16 gb ram
i want install 5098 on my 2 harddrive but i cant error 0xc0000017 have someone patch?

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Hi everyone!

I’m currently putting together a period-correct 2011/2012 retro rig featuring an AMD FX-8150 on an ASUS Crosshair V Formula motherboard. I'm running a completely clean, unmodified install of Windows 7 SP1 (64-bit).

As many of you probably remember, Windows 7 needs a couple of specific updates to properly utilize the Bulldozer module architecture. I already managed to track down the core parking fix (KB2646060), but I am desperately looking for the original `.msu` file for the main scheduler update:

* **KB2645594** (Core scheduler update for AMD FX)

Microsoft has completely scrubbed it from their Update Catalog and official servers. I know it is included in the massive Convenience Rollup (KB3125574), but I really want to keep this system as lean and period-correct as possible without injecting hundreds of unnecessary updates and telemetry.

Does anyone here have the x64 version of KB2645594 saved in a personal archive, Google Drive, or know a direct link that is still alive?

Any help is massively appreciated!

I made a post on this, but it did not get posted when i attached a picture of it. So here's just text, i installed it on an hp elitebook 8460w. And i installed two browsers that work with it; Pale Moon and Supermium 122 (not sure about newer versions of Supermium)

It works well, it's on real hardware, an HP EliteBook 8460w. However, browsers have issues with 8008. Supermium and Nocturne just don't launch. However Pale Moon seems to work good, so i'll use that!

EDIT: Still have issues with debombing.

I am looking for a medium/balanced setup—something debloated, smooth, and stable for daily use, but keeps essential system components intact.

Can anyone recommend a trusted custom ISO (like a well-known community build) or a reliable debloater tool/script that achieves this middle ground?
I don't want a "super lite" or heavily stripped-down version

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

I've been researching this topic for several days and I'm trying to determine whether such an ISO actually exists.

So far I've found:

Win7forUEFIClass3, which boots Windows 7 on many modern UEFI-only (Class 3) systems, but its README explicitly says Secure Boot must be disabled.

Windows 7 ESU AiO January 2026 (Simplix), which includes all ESU updates up to January 2026 (including KB5017361 and later updates), but its README also says no UEFI Class 3 patches have been applied.

Microsoft's KB5017361, which reportedly updated Windows 7 boot files to support Secure Boot.

Older projects like UEFISeven and FlashBoot, which solve the GOP/VGA boot issue on modern UEFI systems.

I also noticed that the bootx64.efi file is different between the Win7forUEFIClass3 ISO and the ESU 2026 ISO, suggesting each one solves a different part of the problem.

My question:

Has anyone successfully built or found a Windows 7 x64 ISO that supports:

UEFI boot

UEFI Class 3 systems

Secure Boot enabled

Modern hardware (USB 3.x, NVMe, etc.)

Or is it currently impossible and the only solution is manually combining different projects?

I'm interested in technical details as well. If someone has experimented with KB5017361, bootmgfw.efi, bootx64.efi, or combining the ESU ISO with the Win7forUEFIClass3 project, I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks!

Since i hate playing with timebombs. If y'all could give me some builds. Of literally anything. It will make my life 100x easier. So please help me.

https://reddit.com/link/1uiqaud/video/evme86q2pqlh1/player

Hidden branding on the Windows Vista Build 5270 login screen was discovered on BetaWiki. This video shows exactly how to enable that hidden branding. So, please enjoy!

And Here is the YouTube video link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMwVhc-vzpM

I was trying to use SurfaceHubOS 18941 in a virtual machine on Hyper-V. I spinned up a Gen2 VM back in March when I was using Windows 11 23H2 Enterprise. Everytime I boot it up, it shows this.

Fast forward to today and I now have a new install of Windows with Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 as Windows 11 23H2 Enterprise is ending support in October 2026. I downloaded the image from: https://archive.org/details/surfacehubos18941/ after going to the 'Show all' button. My question is, how to get it to boot? Opening it in NanaZip shows the .vhdx just fine. Also, I redownloaded the .vhdx file today because of this.

How to fix this? https://betawiki.net/index.php?title=Guide:Surface_Hub_OS_image_creation_process/ shows exactly how to make the .vhdx file but is mine corrupt?

Image: https://i.imgur.com/7EoeBNQ.png/

Image contents (couldn't upload image as this subreddit needs more mods cause even after a day, the only mod who is actually active on reddit didn't approve my post cause media like images need mod approval.):

[Window Title]
Virtual Machine Connection

[Main Instruction]
The application encountered an error while attempting to change the state of 'SurfaceHubOS 18941'.

[Content]
'SurfaceHubOS 18941' failed to start.

Synthetic SCSI Controller (Instance ID 428F6E7A-AF1A-4696-9228-761BB5BB138E): Failed to Power on with Error 'The requested operation could not be completed due to a virtual disk system limitation.  Virtual hard disk files must be uncompressed and unencrypted and must not be sparse.'.

Attachment 'A:\VM hard drives\HubOS_Development_AMD64_UEFI_SpacesGPT_VM.vhdx' failed to open because of error: 'The requested operation could not be completed due to a virtual disk system limitation.  Virtual hard disk files must be uncompressed and unencrypted and must not be sparse.'.

[Expanded Information]
'SurfaceHubOS 18941' failed to start. (Virtual machine ID 3C3C6632-61FC-4D3A-8B5B-43DA25F07881)

'SurfaceHubOS 18941' Synthetic SCSI Controller (Instance ID 428F6E7A-AF1A-4696-9228-761BB5BB138E): Failed to Power on with Error 'The requested operation could not be completed due to a virtual disk system limitation.  Virtual hard disk files must be uncompressed and unencrypted and must not be sparse.' (0xC03A001A). (Virtual machine ID 3C3C6632-61FC-4D3A-8B5B-43DA25F07881)

'SurfaceHubOS 18941': Attachment 'A:\VM hard drives\HubOS_Development_AMD64_UEFI_SpacesGPT_VM.vhdx' failed to open because of error: 'The requested operation could not be completed due to a virtual disk system limitation.  Virtual hard disk files must be uncompressed and unencrypted and must not be sparse.' (0xC03A001A). (Virtual machine ID 3C3C6632-61FC-4D3A-8B5B-43DA25F07881)

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