last build is 8165

8166.0.winmain.111205-1323
8167.0.winmain.111206-1800
8168.0.winmain.111207-1818
8169.0.winmain.111208-1905

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Thanks for clarifying what they were i just update my kb

hi. I am pretty busy atm, so I can't update the build list anymore. if anyone wants to continue upgrading it, feel free to pm me.

Well, I have two new build to list for you, in this case, Build 8171 and Build 817x (full build number still to confirm), both of which were confirmed to exist by the BetaArchive Wiki.

Build 8171 is the earliest known Beta (Escrow) build of Windows 8, of which is from December 7th, and of which has the build tag winmain.111207-1624.

Build 817x is yet another Beta (Escrow) build of Windows 8, this time, from December 15th, 2011, not to mention that the build tag for this build is winmain.111215-xxxx. A screenshot of the "Choose your desktop background" has even been released from WinUnleaked.tk:


Note that as confirmed by the BetaArchive Wiki, there are even more screenshots of this build from the same source, however, I have yet to try to locate them.

I'll gladly take over running the list if you want, that is, until you once again have the time to manage it again. I'll keep my close eyes out for anything of which even looks like a potential Windows 8 build, not to mention that I'll list them whenever possible.

http://winunleaked.tk/2011/12/windows-8 ... -off-soon/
Its here. (Screenshots)

8170.0.winmain.111209-1913
8171.0.winmain.111212-
8172.0.winmain.111213-1842
8173.0.winmain.111214-1840
8174.0.winmain.111215-1854
8175.0.winmain.111217-1215

WinUnleaked.tk

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8165.fbl_fun_resp.111205-2000 also added.

6.2.8165.0.fbl_core2 ....


6.2.8175.0.fbl_dev_dp4.111216-2019 (CES2012)

So it seems that there was indeed a build of Windows 8, of which was at least shown at CES 2012, contrary to what some people believed.

However, were copies of it (and that includes machines of which happened to be running it) actually handed out to the attendants themselves, or was it kept to those of whom were showing it off themselves? Considering what was already released here from other such conferences, I would be quite interested in knowing if anyone actually received this build from CES 2012.

It was on devices being demonstrated at CES, nothing was handed out...

Last is 8184.0.winmain.120113-1850
WinUnleaked.tk

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20Jan: Reupdated,

Latest build is 8188 according to wzor.

My guess is this the build number et al:

6.2.8188.0.winmain.120120-xxxx

6.2.8189.0.winmain.120120-1830 (Final Pre-BETA build, next builds are Escrow until winmain_win8b1 Final Beta)

[Edit - 03:36 AM, Brasil )

6.2.8191.0.winmain.120124-1748 (Beta Escrow)
6.2.8192.0.winmain.120125-1820 (Beta Escrow)

WinUnleaked.tk

It’s official,

Windows 8 reached Escrow staging,
The last Pre-BETA build is the 8189.0.winmain.120120-1830 (end of coding).

Now, Microsoft working on the final Beta build of Windows 8, this step is called « Escrow » and started the 23rd January,

Some builds are already compiled from this Escrow step, 8191.0.winmain.120124-1748 and 8192.0.winmain.120125-1820,

Microsoft planned to sign off final Beta build this week then show this build during an internal preview.

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Some days ago we have speaking about the next generation of Windows Server, it’s time to show some change between the Developer Preview and the Beta version.

These screenshots come from the latest internal build…

Microsoft now has two separate code.
The functions are intended for the client version was removed from the server version like Immersive PC Settings, aero cursors, wallpaper pack, Windows To Go, ect…

We start with the lock screen
http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... screen.png

Then the login screen… from Developer Preview

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... plogin.png

And from Beta

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... alogin.png
Now the dashboard… from Developer Preview

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... hboard.png

And from Beta

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... hboard.png

Now some shots from Storage Space feature working on the new Windows File System (ReFS)

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... orages.png

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... rages2.png

http://winunleaked.tk/wp-content/galler ... rages3.png

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Windows8 House (ww w.win8china.c o m ): preview: Windows8 Beta version of the installation interface concept map

Count the days, from the February Windows 8 Beta version of the arrival of the day is not far, and very curious Win8 Beta How long sawed it?

Recently CES2012 event, Microsoft told the audience shows Windows 8 Build8175 , from the 8200 (current exposure Win8 Beta version of the version number) has not very far away, regardless of function or interface, it Windows8 developer preview version has been greatly changed .

Anxious wait Win8 Beta version of Friends, you can first bring us to appreciate franmonzter installed the Beta version of the interface concept map yo, great Microsoft fan, or even better, do not believe? Walk:
http://i41.tinypic.com/j5z7uw.jpg
http://i41.tinypic.com/voa714.jpg
http://i40.tinypic.com/mjtnwn.jpg

LOL.. Copy Paste from WinUnleaked..

EDIT: WinUnleaked - 8192.0.winmain.120125-1820

New builds!

8193.0.winmain.120126-1830 (Beta Escrow)
8194.0.winmain.120127-1917 (Beta Escrow)
8195.0.winmain.120131-1637 (Beta Escrow)
8222.0.winmain_win8beta.120131-1912 (Beta Candidate)

From, WinUnleaked.tk

Cool! Hopefully RTM is 8600?

I love it when people take Windows 7 build numbers and expect them to match up perfectly with Windows 8's various releases. I would doubt that the Windows 8 RTM will be 8600, but no one can say for sure until we get there.

Got to 82's!

Beta Candidate, as in this is going to be beta? Or just getting close?

Probably just getting close to the Beta 1 build, I think the official Microsoft term for that is "Escrow".

I've heard that for "technichal" reasons RTM build numbers should be able to be divided by 16, and from Vista it is a "convension" that build numbers can be divided by 100 ...
so, would RTM be 8800?

No one can say what the final RTM build number will be until we get there.