How to use
- Title: the label on the About Windows dialog box (
winver.exe), or on the desktop watermark. Build tag is preferred.
- Imagecaption: image description
- Status:
- Released: means officially made public, whether open to anyone or only to a limited number of testers. Put in parentheses the type of release. For example:
- Leaked: means the opposite of Released; Windows Longhorn build 3683 is an example.
- Unavailable: neither released nor leaked.
- Kernel: First two numbers on About Windows, e.g. 10.0 for Windows 10
- Architecture:
- SKU:
- Workstation
- Home Edition
- Professional
- Business
- Personal
- Server: specify the specific Server variant
- Compiled: Compile date, format DD MMMM YYYY, e.g. 11 May 2024. Usually found in build tag or the date system files were created.
- BIOS date: usually the same as the compile date, except for builds compiled in evaluation mode (e.g. Windows Longhorn/6.0.4051.idx02.031001-1340), which do not require setting the BIOS date back. Put compile date using format above. If BIOS date not necessary, write N/A.
- Timebomb: number of days from install before build can no longer be used (meaning user can no longer login in). If none, use "None".
- Key: Product key. If none required, use "None".
- BetaWiki and TCB:
- If available, use Available as caption for link.
- If none, use Not available.
{{Infobox Buildinfo
|title =
|image =
|imagecaption =
|status =
|kernel =
|arch =
|sku =
|compiled =
|bios =
|timebomb =
|key =
|betawiki_link = [https://betawiki.net/wiki/ ]
|tcb_link = [https://www.thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/ ]
}}
