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{{Infobox Buildinfo
|image = Chicago122.png
|image = Chicago Build 122 Setup 67.png
|imagecaption = Windows 95 Build 122
|imagecaption = 4.00.122
|kernel = Windows 9x 4.00
|kernel = Windows 9x (4.00)
|arch= x86
|arch = x86
|mcb_link = Beta ID: 101907, Password: 999b70c9e
|sku = N/A
|sku = n/a
|bios = 11th July 1994
|bios = 11th June 1994
|tcb = [http://www.thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/build/7 Beta ID: 101907<BR>Password: 999b70c9e]
}}
}}
'''Windows 95 build 122''' is the earliest leaked Beta 1 build and also the last leaked build to call itself "Microsoft Chicago". Build 180, the next leaked build, is already branded as "Windows 95". It is available on the FTP, though a checked version of this build also exists.


'''Build 122''' is the earliest leaked Beta 1 build and also the last leaked build to call itself '''"Microsoft Chicago"'''. Build 189, the next leaked build, is already branded as '''"Windows 95"'''. It is available on the FTP, though a checked version of this build also exists.
By this point, the new Explorer user interface was pretty much complete and mostly resembles the final product, later builds only added various cosmetic changes to it. The release notes are available at [[/RELNOTES.rtf/]].
 
By this point, the new Explorer user interface was pretty much complete and mostly resembles the final product, later builds only added various cosmetic changes to it.


== Installation ==
== Installation ==
''Installing from Windows 95 boot floppy:''
# Prepare disk with <code>fdisk</code>, reboot, then format (<code>format C:</code>).
# Change path to the CD-ROM and go to the <code>RETAIL</code> directory.
# Run <code>setup</code>.
# Accept the default settings and then continue to the file copying process. You may also customize the features to be installed.
# When complete, remove floppy and reboot.


''Installing from Windows 95 Boot Floppy''<br>
== Changes from [[Windows 95/4.00.99|build 99]] ==
1. Prepare Disk with <code>fdisk.exe</code>, reboot, then format. <code>format.com C:</code><br>
=== Setup ===
2. Change to the CD-ROM and enter the <code>RETAIL</code> directory.<br>
# The "Windows Setup" text changed to "Chicago Setup".
3. Run <code>setup.exe</code><br>
# New features can be installed.
4. Accept the default settings then continue to the file copying process. You may also customize the features to be installed.<br>
# Product ID box added.
5. When complete, remove floppy and reboot.<br>
# New dialog after setup.
 
== Changes From Build 99 ==


''Setup''<br>
=== UI ===
1. Windows Setup text changed to Chicago Setup.<br>
# New default background.
2. New Features that can be installed.<br>
# Different Start menu.
3. Networking can be configured before file copying.<br>
# Explorer is more organized.
4. Product ID Box Added.<br>


''UI''<br>
== Boot issues ==
1. New default background.<br>
This build can be rather difficult to install for many as it likes to hang at the bootscreen, so member KenOath also provided a pre-installed VHD of this build.
2. Different Start Menu.<br>


== Boot Issues ==
== Build "177" ==
Build 122 is often mislabelled as build 177, probably after 117, another mislabel of 122, was mislabelled again. The copy of build 180 that Overdoze leaked to OSBA was also mislabelled as build 177. It was supposedly scene leaked back in the day and is even listed in several warez CD lists (e.g. Crack 2), but hasn't been found yet.


This build can be rather difficult to install for many as it likes to hang at the bootscreen, so former BA member KenOath provided a pre-installed VHD of this build.
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_01.png|Licence agreement
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_02.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_03.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_04.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_05.png|Installing Plus Pack components
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_06.png|Not enought disk space error
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_07.png|Analyzing system
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_08.png|Welcome to setup
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_09.png|Customize options
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_10.png|Advanced options
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_11.png|Warning
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_12.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_13.png|Select components
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_14.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_15.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_16.png|Network
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_17.png|Change computer settings
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_18.png|Display adapter settings
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_19.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_20.png|Ditto
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_21.png|User information
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_22.png|Startup disk creation
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_23.png|Disk prompt
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_24.png|Copying startup disk files
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_25.png|Copying files
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_26.png|End setup
Chicago_Build_122_Setup_27.png|Boot screen
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</gallery>

Latest revision as of 14:34, 7 November 2023

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Chicago Build 122 Setup 67.png
4.00.122
Kernel version Windows 9x (4.00)
CPU architecture x86
Edition N/A
BIOS date 11th July 1994
TCB Beta ID: 101907
Password: 999b70c9e

Windows 95 build 122 is the earliest leaked Beta 1 build and also the last leaked build to call itself "Microsoft Chicago". Build 180, the next leaked build, is already branded as "Windows 95". It is available on the FTP, though a checked version of this build also exists.

By this point, the new Explorer user interface was pretty much complete and mostly resembles the final product, later builds only added various cosmetic changes to it. The release notes are available at RELNOTES.rtf.

Installation

Installing from Windows 95 boot floppy:

  1. Prepare disk with fdisk, reboot, then format (format C:).
  2. Change path to the CD-ROM and go to the RETAIL directory.
  3. Run setup.
  4. Accept the default settings and then continue to the file copying process. You may also customize the features to be installed.
  5. When complete, remove floppy and reboot.

Changes from build 99

Setup

  1. The "Windows Setup" text changed to "Chicago Setup".
  2. New features can be installed.
  3. Product ID box added.
  4. New dialog after setup.

UI

  1. New default background.
  2. Different Start menu.
  3. Explorer is more organized.

Boot issues

This build can be rather difficult to install for many as it likes to hang at the bootscreen, so member KenOath also provided a pre-installed VHD of this build.

Build "177"

Build 122 is often mislabelled as build 177, probably after 117, another mislabel of 122, was mislabelled again. The copy of build 180 that Overdoze leaked to OSBA was also mislabelled as build 177. It was supposedly scene leaked back in the day and is even listed in several warez CD lists (e.g. Crack 2), but hasn't been found yet.

Gallery