AlexIon

I agree. but WinXP NT 5.1 wasn't a completely rewritten kernel or user mode environment; technically it was very close to Win2000 NT 5.0. Windows 2000 was already a super stable NT system, If Microsoft had not considered marketing and business reasons, XP could have been seen more like a major service pack or extended update of Windows 2000. XP added many new functions,, and compatibility improvements while keeping the same core NT 5.x foundation. The Windows 2000 community has already ported XP's ACPI and HAL to Windows 2000, and they work, showing how similar the two systems are internally. This is not the same situation as Vista to Windows 7, where Microsoft made much deeper changes. I think yeah this is a bit offtopic, but I really enjoy these kinds of discussions about the 2000s era.

Just imagine if Windows 2000 were a rational human being. After reading this, it would probably get furious and reclaim every line of code it gave to Windows XP. XP would be left like a book with all its pages ripped out ,nothing but the cover and a handful of rough drafts .

Hello guys Thanks for all your hard work on this fantastic project. Is there a Windows XP ISO available with all of the modified drivers already integrated?