Using the CD Patch Option:So far, the CD Patch option did not update the "Time and Date" icon, "Timezone" icon and the "network configuration settings" icon.
Everything else were updated as i wanted it to be like (Boot screen, the "installation wallpaper" and the rest of the icons)
I don't know if you are going to patch the "final wizard" before entering the desktop (the protection of automatic updates, the question mark helper, or the network installation, all of them are icons, eventually patch the blue background and the windows xp logo). But anyway, this was not changed at all.
And i must SAY that the logon screen was absolutely a big change
I am happy now, that it shows the vista orb up in the left corner instead of the green grass and the old logon screen you had earlier in the release.
And i am happy with the new windows xp logo on the "winver" task (about windows). The only thing i don't like there, is the "light-blue-line" between the logo and the text below.
The screensaver is the same old Windows XP as well, not updated. (But this was only using the CD Patch Option, right?)
Let's look at how it performs on after installation...
Using the Installation option (with extras):It seems to be some bugs with the start menu. The first letters of "my computer, my music" and so on, has disappeared, not good. And the "start menu search" should not be there. It creates trouble with the start menu, when it comes to the "log off or shutdown computer button".
The screensaver seems to be old-fashioned too.
Is there something you want me to check out while i am testing?