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|image = Windows 8 8056.png | |image = Windows 8 8056.png | ||
|imagecaption = | |imagecaption = 6.2.8056.0.fbl_grfx_dev1.110727-1728 | ||
|kernel = NT 6.2 | |kernel = NT 6.2 | ||
|arch= x86 | |arch = x86 | ||
|sku = Pre-release | |sku = Pre-release | ||
|bios = July | |bios = July 28, 2011 | ||
|tcb_link = [http://www.thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/build/2793 H9VCT-63NFW-FWHDR-F4J43-972K8] | |||
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Windows 8 | '''Windows 8 build 8056''' (with a buildtag of '''6.2.8056.0.fbl_grfx_dev1.110727-1728''') is a pre-beta build of [[Windows 8]]. It is also the first leaked build to include some parts of the future Modern shell, such as the new oobe with the new accent selector. | ||
==Features== | == Features == | ||
*Redpill | *Redpill | ||
*New Metro OOBE with accent selection | *New Metro OOBE with accent selection | ||
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*New BSOD | *New BSOD | ||
==BSOD== | == BSOD == | ||
This build is the first build to include the sad face BSOD (Black screen of death). It's a mix between the earlier ones, and the 8102 one. | This build is the first build to include the sad face BSOD (Black screen of death). It's a mix between the earlier ones, and the 8102 one. | ||
< | <gallery> | ||
Bsod8056.png|BSOD | Bsod8056.png|BSOD | ||
</ | </gallery> | ||
==OOBE== | == OOBE == | ||
<gallery> | |||
< | |||
8056oobe.png|Accent options | 8056oobe.png|Accent options | ||
Leak WE-2015-09-19-14-11-08.png|Changed accent | Leak WE-2015-09-19-14-11-08.png|Changed accent | ||
8056logon.png|Logon screen with the new accents | 8056logon.png|Logon screen with the new accents | ||
</ | </gallery> | ||
== Setup == | |||
This build is the only leaked build to include some funny jokes during setup. This could have been removed from the final version of Windows 8 because wanted to follow a more strict way for enterprise customers. Nonetheless this has the advantage of distracting the user during the long setup process. | This build is the only leaked build to include some funny jokes during setup. This could have been removed from the final version of Windows 8 because wanted to follow a more strict way for enterprise customers. Nonetheless this has the advantage of distracting the user during the long setup process. | ||
< | <gallery> | ||
Setup8056.png|Shown while verifying the product key against the install.wim indexes | Setup8056.png|Shown while verifying the product key against the install.wim indexes | ||
8056setup2.png | 8056setup2.png | ||
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8056setup4.png|Get set, get ready, GO! | 8056setup4.png|Get set, get ready, GO! | ||
8056setup5.png | 8056setup5.png | ||
8056setup6.png| | 8056setup6.png| | ||
</ | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 23 May 2020
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| Kernel version | NT 6.2 |
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| CPU architecture | x86 |
| Edition | Pre-release |
| BIOS date | July 28, 2011 |
Windows 8 build 8056 (with a buildtag of 6.2.8056.0.fbl_grfx_dev1.110727-1728) is a pre-beta build of Windows 8. It is also the first leaked build to include some parts of the future Modern shell, such as the new oobe with the new accent selector.
Features
- Redpill
- New Metro OOBE with accent selection
- New installer
- New Task Manager
- Internet Explorer 10 Developer Preview
- Aero/Windows Extended (different from the 8102 theme)
- Aero/Windows Lite
- 100% Full Ribbon in Windows Explorer
- Windows Assessment Console
- New BSOD
BSOD
This build is the first build to include the sad face BSOD (Black screen of death). It's a mix between the earlier ones, and the 8102 one.
BSOD
OOBE
Accent options
Changed accent
Logon screen with the new accents
Setup
This build is the only leaked build to include some funny jokes during setup. This could have been removed from the final version of Windows 8 because wanted to follow a more strict way for enterprise customers. Nonetheless this has the advantage of distracting the user during the long setup process.
Shown while verifying the product key against the install.wim indexes
Get set, get ready, GO!
