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A fascinating development has surfaced as we continue to explore the constantly changing world of operating systems: the leak of Windows 7 Build 6758. According to StatCounter, Windows 7 continues to hold a minor but noteworthy 3.04% of the Desktop Windows Version Market Share even after Microsoft ended official support in 2020.
Let's get to the core of the issue now. What is included in this leaked build?
New Featured and Changes:
Windows 7 Build 6758 brings several improvements, such as redesigned features and aesthetic adjustments. Notable enhancements include Control Panel applets, Windows Setup, and a new look for the user-facing system shell. Furthermore, Microsoft Explorer and the Start Menu experience minor but significant changes.
Enhanced Apps:
One of the best features of this build is a refreshed Paint program similar to the one in the RTM version. A Ribbon interface is added, giving Calculator and WordPad a makeover. It is important to remember that devices are no longer accessible by default, and updates for Media Player and other programs are included, too.
Although some might be tempted to investigate these updates, it's important to proceed cautiously. Utilizing this leaked build exposes users to potential security vulnerabilities and exploits as Microsoft's support for Windows 7 has long since expired.
What about you? Do you like the idea of trying Windows 7 Build 6758, or do you prefer to stick with more secure alternatives?
Let's get to the core of the issue now. What is included in this leaked build?
New Featured and Changes:
Windows 7 Build 6758 brings several improvements, such as redesigned features and aesthetic adjustments. Notable enhancements include Control Panel applets, Windows Setup, and a new look for the user-facing system shell. Furthermore, Microsoft Explorer and the Start Menu experience minor but significant changes.
Enhanced Apps:
One of the best features of this build is a refreshed Paint program similar to the one in the RTM version. A Ribbon interface is added, giving Calculator and WordPad a makeover. It is important to remember that devices are no longer accessible by default, and updates for Media Player and other programs are included, too.
Although some might be tempted to investigate these updates, it's important to proceed cautiously. Utilizing this leaked build exposes users to potential security vulnerabilities and exploits as Microsoft's support for Windows 7 has long since expired.
What about you? Do you like the idea of trying Windows 7 Build 6758, or do you prefer to stick with more secure alternatives?
