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1. WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS MAC OS
2. WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS WINDOWS 8.1
3. WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS WINDOWS 7
4. WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS TV

Windows New Experience was renamed to Windows XP 2020 Edition.

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Microsoft TV was removed at this time, as the previous integration attempts had proven to only worsen the issues within the old codebase. Because of this, the New Experience codebase was almost entirely scrapped, and development restarted with Windows 8's kernel as the foundation. Because of this, Microsoft announced that the release date of New Experience would be once again pushed back, this time until 2019.Īround February 2016, Microsoft announced that the issues in Windows New Experience were so numerous and severe that development could not reasonably continue without a near total overhaul. The 6 themes were considered revolutionary by many and were expected to change the ergonomics of the desktop environment significantly within New Experience.īefore the pre-insider editions of New Experience began to ship, however, New Experience was observed to have many severe system-wide bugs and issues, such as a sound problem caused by bugs introduced into WASAPI, several kernel bugcheck conditions (Blue Screen of Death), a critical flaw in the new cryptographic API causing severe security flaws, and many other issues.

WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS MAC OS

The Mac Desktop theme would attempt to replicate the look and feel of the classic Mac OS desktop, and the Windows 10 theme would integrate several Windows 10 features such as Cortana and advertisements for mobile games in the start menu. These new themes were dubbed the Mac Desktop theme and the Windows 10 theme. Unlike the previous 4 themes, these new themes would go beyond simple cosmetic improvements and would implement additional functionality within the system. On January 1, 2015, Microsoft announced that New Experience would contain an additional 2 new themes. This new platform was expected to be integrated into New Experience, and would allow for additional streaming capabilities to be added throughout the OS. During this time, the New Experience team announced that they would shift focus from New Experience's core to focus on the development of a new streaming platform called Microsoft TV. A new browser, codenamed Project Spartan, was also announced, which would later become Microsoft Edge.Īt around Christmas of 2014, the MetroXP project was renamed to Windows XP 2016 Edition. This announcement coincided with release of development build 18913 during May 2014.

On April 22, 2014, the New Experience team announced that the Windows NT kernel would have its major version number incremented to NT 7.0. Due to the upheaval of the internal corporate structure of Microsoft, the New Experience project's release was delayed until early 2015.

In March 2014, Steve Ballmer stepped down as CEO of Microsoft and was replaced by Satya Nadella.

WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS WINDOWS 8.1

In September 2013, an additional theme, the Windows 8.1 theme, was added, bringing the total count of new themes to 4. The project was developed within the span of only a few builds, primarily due to the additional features being mostly cosmetic in nature.

WINDOWS 8 WINDOWS XP SOUNDS WINDOWS 7

It initially offered 3 themes, that of the Windows XP Luna theme, the brand new Windows New Experience theme, and the Windows 7 Aero theme. In April 2013, one year before the end of support for XP, the CEO of Microsoft greenlit an updated version of Windows XP, which was initially known internally as Windows New Experience.