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Well, I just enjoy making those and I thought that I may share them here as well as see other people's creations. And to be honest, I made all of them in Photoshop but I made the desktop in paint.net because I couldn't do it in PS, I just didn't know how.

Again, some more screenshots! ^ Windows 2001, build 2231 desktop. This is the October Test Release. Sorry for the weird colors, this is the fault of Paint.net ^ Windows NT 4.1, build 1664. ^ Internet Explorer NT, bundled with NT 4.1 Service Pack 2 ^ And here is Windows NT 4.1 SP2 Update splash screen. ^ And an updated version of IE NT, 2.0, bundled with NT 4.1 SP3. ^ And a special version of Windows 95, used in embedded systems before Windows NT 4.0.

Some more screenshots: ^ Windows Cloud, build 18043. Uses OneDrive for storing all of the user's data. It won't see any hard disks. Windows MT, version 1.0, build 19577. This is the first OS on the new Midori kernel, comes in 3 editions: - Professional - Home - Server All 3 still have some code in common with the old NT architecture, mainly for backward compatibility with all old software, but all built-in apps were rewritten in order to use the advanced instructions that Midori kernel has to offer. Note that it's not recommended for running NT apps, as the backward compatibility with them is not perfect. Some older games may run way slower than on Windows 10, and some NT apps may not work at all.

Hello! I'm new, and I saw a Fake Screenshot thread from 2014. I made some fake screenshots in the past, and I wanted to share them! Starting with Windows 2001: ^ This is the first build of Windows 2001, codenamed Odyssey. ^ An October build of Windows 2001. Bootscreen was changed to a more Win9x like one. ^ The first RC build of Windows 2001. It changes the logo to a WinXP like one. ^ The final build of Windows 2001. The OS was divided to three editions: Home Edition... ^ ...Professional, with a blue background... ^ ...and Server, with a darker shade of blue. I hope that you will enjoy