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For those of you who don't know what exactly a "timebomb" is, it's a piece of code written into a computer program (in this case an operating system) that will cause it to stop working after a certain date or time. Timebombs are especially prevalent in beta or prerelease builds of operating systems.Known OS's with timebombs:​-*Windows NT 5.0 Beta 2-*Microsoft Neptune Build 5111-Windows Longhorn Build 4029-Windows Millennium Build 2332-Windows Whistler Build 2416-SD Windows 2000 Professional (Build 2202)*Timebomb pre-disabled.As you can see, for Windows NT 5.0 Beta 2 and Microsoft Neptune Build 5111, the timebombs are already disabled and you don't have to do anything. However, for the rest of these operating systems, a fix is required to disable the timebombs. At this time, the only known fix is for Windows Longhorn Build 4029, and here's how to fix it.Windows Longhorn Build 4029*Before starting, please note that this procedure is not required to run Longhorn, but is necessary if you want to browse the Internet or download anything from it within the VM. Also, if you don't want to worry about having to change the BIOS date every now and then, then I recommend doing this procedure. However, it is NOT a requirement.*1. First of all, you will need to download two things.-My Windows Longhorn 4029 CD, which contains all of the necessary tools and fixes. (NOTE: Your antivirus software may not allow you to install this ISO, or may label it as a virus. Don't worry, this is a false-positive.)-The

Can check to see if the winlogon.exe file is still visible in the Desktop folder. If the file is no longer visible in the Desktop folder, then you're good to go.9. Now, you can shut down Zorin OS. Change the mounted ISO back to the TweakNT CD, and restart Longhorn.10. Don't worry, we're almost done. Once booted into Longhorn, you can go back to My Computer and browse to the CD-ROM drive. Open the TweakNT.exe file.11. Once TweakNT is open, check "Remove Timebomb" and then click Apply.It should look something like this.12. Finally, just confirm that you want to apply the changes, and TweakNT will prompt you to restart Windows. After that, you're done!Before.After. As you can see, the evaluation text is gone.If you did everything right, you should now be able to change the BIOS date back to today's date (which could be 10 years into the future for all I know) and have Longhorn still boot. Please note that this procedure is completely optional; while it's not required, it's necessary if you want to browse the internet or download anything off it. And yes, this procedure can be used on real hardware as long as you burn the ISO files to real CD's.Good luck!

A string with ends with a number, which has a correlation with the second revision number: the CSDBuildNumber. This number seems to resemble the number of builds from the August 2006 CTP, which had 5600.16384 as its revision number. Below is a table with CSDBuildNumbers corresponding with publicly available versions of Windows Server 2008 / Windows Server Codename "Longhorn":v.22Windows Server Codename “Longhorn” December 2006 CTPv.77Windows Server Codename “Longhorn” February 2007 CTPv.113Windows Server Codename “Longhorn” April 2007 CTPv.126Windows Server Codename “Longhorn” Beta 3v.222Windows Server 2008 June 2007 CTPv.275Windows Server 2008 Release Candidate 0v.658Windows Server 2008 November 2007 CTPv.667Windows Server 2008 Release Candidate 1v.735Windows Server 2008 Release Candidate 1 with Hyper-V BetaConcludingIt's not difficult to determine the version of your Windows Server Codename "Longhorn" or Windows Server 2008 box.If you're running a full installation you can find it using winver.exe, in the registry and using the Windows Management Instrumentation Console (WMIC). If you're a hardcore admin running Server Core you can find it in the registry or feed your beloved wmic some more commands.Happy testing!Further readingRetrieving the Properties of the Operating SystemThe Build ProcessHow do you guys create Build numbers?Windows Server 2008 on WikipediaWSV ('Viridian") part of Windows Server 2008 SP1?Windows Server 2008 Developer Center

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