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{{infobox WindowsBuild
{{Infobox Buildinfo
|title= Build of [[Windows XP]]
|image = 2202.PNG
|image = 2202.PNG
|imagecaption = Windows 2000 Build 5.0.2202
|imagecaption = 5.0.2202.1.ntvbl06.000202-1835
|kernel = NT 5.0
|kernel = NT 5.0
|arch= x86
|arch = x86
|tcb_build = [https://thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/build/228 Click Here]
|sku = Professional
|sku = Professional
|bios = February 3 2000
|bios = February 3, 2000
|key=No Key Requited
|tcb_link = [https://thecollectionbook.info/builds/windows/build/228 No key required]
}}
}}
'''Windows XP build 2202''' (with a buildtag of '''5.0.2202.1.ntvbl06.000202-1835''') is the earliest leaked build of [[Windows XP]] from February 2000. It identifies itself as '''''SD Windows 2000 Professional'''''. SD refers to Microsoft's Source Depot, a new code management system they began using to manage several build labs.


It is still unclear whether this is a Windows 2000 post-RTM build or an Alpha build of Windows XP (codename Whistler). The "SD" in the build tag refers to a new code management system that Microsoft was using ("Source Depot") at the time. This build seems likely to have been compiled as a test of this system. Some people think that this build is mentioning Whistler at the beginning of the Setup Process, but that was because of a fix for the BSOD at the beginning of setup.
== Issues and Quirks ==
==Gallery==
=== Installation ===
The unmodified copy of build 2202 will BSOD during setup, requiring the use of KenOath's boot disk. The boot disk allows you to partition and format your hard drive, and then run setup. A modified version of this build removes mentions of Windows 2000 to say Windows Whistler, often confusing people on whether this is a Post-RTM build of [[Windows 2000]], or an early Windows XP build.
 
=== Graphical Issues ===
Because 2202 has a bad graphical rendering engine, program windows often still appear on the desktop after the program has been closed. This build is also known to not work with drivers for VMware Workstation 7 and newer.  
 
=== Closing Program Windows ===
Occasionally, the traditional method of closing program windows doesn't work. However, they can be closed by right-clicking on them on the taskbar.
 
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
<gallery>
image:Windows_2000_Professional_2202-2019-01-11-17-46-20.png|Boot Screen
2202install.PNG|Setup
image:Windows_2000_Professional_2202-2019-01-11-17-51-54.png|Logon Screen
Windows_2000_Professional_2202-2019-01-11-17-46-20.png|Boot screen
image:Windows_2000_Professional_2202-2019-01-11-17-57-46.png|Internet Explorer
Windows_2000_Professional_2202-2019-01-11-17-51-54.png|Logon screen
Windows_2000_Professional_2202-2019-01-11-17-57-46.png|Internet Explorer
</gallery>
</gallery>

Revision as of 08:26, 13 September 2020

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5.0.2202.1.ntvbl06.000202-1835
Kernel version NT 5.0
CPU architecture x86
Edition Professional
BIOS date February 3, 2000

Windows XP build 2202 (with a buildtag of 5.0.2202.1.ntvbl06.000202-1835) is the earliest leaked build of Windows XP from February 2000. It identifies itself as SD Windows 2000 Professional. SD refers to Microsoft's Source Depot, a new code management system they began using to manage several build labs.

Issues and Quirks

Installation

The unmodified copy of build 2202 will BSOD during setup, requiring the use of KenOath's boot disk. The boot disk allows you to partition and format your hard drive, and then run setup. A modified version of this build removes mentions of Windows 2000 to say Windows Whistler, often confusing people on whether this is a Post-RTM build of Windows 2000, or an early Windows XP build.

Graphical Issues

Because 2202 has a bad graphical rendering engine, program windows often still appear on the desktop after the program has been closed. This build is also known to not work with drivers for VMware Workstation 7 and newer.

Closing Program Windows

Occasionally, the traditional method of closing program windows doesn't work. However, they can be closed by right-clicking on them on the taskbar.

Gallery