View topic - Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB - Windows, Apple, Application, Abandonware and Game Beta Downloads/Repository

Savoury · Last edited by Savoury on Tue Nov 29, 2011 6:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Description
Windows Code Name Longhorn introduces a breakthrough user experience and is designed
to help you feel confident in your ability to view, find, and organize information and
to control your computing experience. The desktop experience is more informative, intuitive,
and helpful. At least, it was meant to be.

It took way too long but here it is.
With this release we'd like to remember an old Friend of us - Benjamin Aaron Lucas/Utakz.
May he rest in peace..

Changelog

- Various explorer fixes
- Aero, featuring the well known preview pane aurora
- Services fixes
- W-Lan fix
- other small things..

Download
http://www.multiupload.com/COTZU21QAJ

Thanks to anyone involved!
Now go on, and play

Oh, and the change log will follow later..

Pwned · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 4:09 pm

Yes, this is working. Thanks for the upload.

mrxt83wz86 · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 7:19 pm

Oh, thank you for that upload. :-)

Savoury · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 7:58 pm

No problem, more to come

maxtorix · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:17 pm

I just want to say this is almost RTM!

Panda X · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:24 pm

It isn't even remotely close to RTM. That term gets so loosely thrown around here these days.

cassiodoroVicinetti

Should I set a particular BIOS date?

siscevap

does this do all fixes to Longhorn 4074 or only gives visuals to it?
and will it have aero on virtual-box of java?

Panda X

cassiodoroVicinetti wrote:

Should I set a particular BIOS date?

4074 doesn't require a bios date.

linuxlove · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 1:12 am

I'm guessing from the ~750MB filesize this is a repacked Longhorn 4074, but just to make sure, is it a repacked Longhorn 4074 with some fixes in it?

br50000 · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 1:47 am

Re Panda X: It did. I tried it w/o changing the BIOS date and it failed to login.

Panda X · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 5:26 am

linuxlove wrote:

I'm guessing from the ~750MB filesize this is a repacked Longhorn 4074, but just to make sure, is it a repacked Longhorn 4074 with some fixes in it?

Repacked with the theme, appa, and the other fixes.

chrisjose1913 · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 9:38 am

thanks i am downloading now

linuxlove · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:58 pm

Anyone got DWM running in this repack? I got the VMWare 3D WDDM drivers to install from hounsell's driver kit but DWM won't run, at least when I try C:\WINDOWS\i386\sbctl.exe start

Panda X · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 5:31 pm

linuxlove wrote:

Anyone got DWM running in this repack? I got the VMWare 3D WDDM drivers to install from hounsell's driver kit but DWM won't run, at least when I try C:\WINDOWS\i386\sbctl.exe start

I wouldn't expect the WDDM drivers to work as they're for Vista/7. I use SVGA II in VMWare 7 and it works.

vokns · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 7:09 pm

project will evolve?

Savoury · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:57 pm

What exactly do you mean by "evolve"?
The build released is exactly what most of the people where seeking for since 2004. There's no need to start anything like a customization project, it's just as the title says - the way it was meant to be. Oh, and it's no repack, the WIM is exactly the same as 4074s original, same PE and everything - only extractable using Ximage 4059.

linuxlove · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:58 pm

Panda X wrote:

I use SVGA II in VMWare 7 and it works.

Not working here. I tried starting DWM and it just resulted in Explorer and all window borders going invisible. Oh yeah, it also disabled the Themes service for some reason.

Raiker · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 9:24 pm

linuxlove wrote:

Panda X wrote:

I use SVGA II in VMWare 7 and it works.

Not working here. I tried starting DWM and it just resulted in Explorer and all window borders going invisible. Oh yeah, it also disabled the Themes service for some reason.

Have you enabled MILExplorer registry key?

linuxlove · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Wed Nov 30, 2011 9:56 pm

Raiker wrote:

Have you enabled MILExplorer registry key?

Just tried that and it caused Explorer to go totally insane. I guess I'll try re-installing and see where that gets me. Maybe it's not a good idea to use a winlogon patch and AntiWPA at the same time.

GreenPower

linuxlove wrote:

Raiker wrote:

Have you enabled MILExplorer registry key?

Just tried that and it caused Explorer to go totally insane. I guess I'll try re-installing and see where that gets me. Maybe it's not a good idea to use a winlogon patch and AntiWPA at the same time.

It is not a good idea use AntiWPA on 4074. Winlogon patch is already patched for both activation and timebomb.

maxtorix

@Savoury check PM

Panda X

linuxlove wrote:

Panda X wrote:

I use SVGA II in VMWare 7 and it works.

Not working here. I tried starting DWM and it just resulted in Explorer and all window borders going invisible. Oh yeah, it also disabled the Themes service for some reason.

What version of VMWare? Because I got that on VMWare 8 and VMWare Player 3.

Also to restart the themes service run this in cmd.

Code:

net start winux

Panda X · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Thu Dec 01, 2011 2:38 am

Savoury wrote:

What exactly do you mean by "evolve"?
The build released is exactly what most of the people where seeking for since 2004. There's no need to start anything like a customization project, it's just as the title says - the way it was meant to be. Oh, and it's no repack, the WIM is exactly the same as 4074s original, same PE and everything - only extractable using Ximage 4059.

Maybe he means other bits that can be enabled or fixed.

linuxlove · **Post subject:** Re: Longhorn 4074 TWIWMTB **Posted:** Thu Dec 01, 2011 4:43 am

Panda X wrote:

What version of VMWare? Because I got that on VMWare 8 and VMWare Player 3.

I'm running VMWare Player 3. I suppose DWM in Longhorn only works in VMWare Workstation 7?

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