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'''Windows 8 build 8220''' is a Consumer Preview escrow build of [[Windows 8]], which was distributed to partners enrolled into the Microsoft Technology Adoption Program (TAP) on 2 February 2012, and then later shared online on 6 July 2024. | '''Windows 8 build 8220''' is a Consumer Preview/Beta escrow build of [[Windows 8]], which was distributed to partners enrolled into the Microsoft Technology Adoption Program (TAP) on 2 February 2012, and then later shared online on 6 July 2024. | ||
A subset of screenshots showing off the build's English (United States) and Simplified Chinese localizations were first uploaded by members of Chinese forum PCBeta two days later,<ref name="pcb">aiby et al. [https://bbs.pcbeta.com/viewthread-966164-1-1.html <nowiki>[分享]8220 新的开始~~有图 (in Chinese)</nowiki>], ''PCBeta Forums''. 4 February 2012.</ref> and another subset of images depicting the build were later released on 6 February 2012 by Canouna, author of Windows beta website ''Winunleaked.tk''.<ref name="wul">Canouna. [http://web.archive.org/web/20120213232126/http://winunleaked.tk/2012/02/windows-8-beta-candidate-build-8220/ Windows 8 Beta Candidate Build 8220], ''Winunleaked.tk''. 6 February 2012.</ref> A video of its ARM compile's boot process was subsequently recorded and uploaded to video sharing site Youku on or around 8 February 2012.<ref>[https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMzUwMzYwOTA0.html Windows8 build 8220开机视频 (in Chinese)], ''Youku''.</ref> Additional references to the build's ISO image filenames from an employee of an unspecified company participating in the Microsoft Technology Adoption Program were later referenced in a question about distinguishing both the [[Windows 8 Build 8250.0.winmain_win8beta.120217-1520|official Consumer Preview build]] and this build on the StackExchange Superuser forums on 5 March 2012.<ref>Landy. [https://superuser.com/questions/396999/the-client-and-server-editions-of-windows-8 The client and server editions of Windows 8], ''StackExchange Superuser''. 5 March 2012.</ref> | A subset of screenshots showing off the build's English (United States) and Simplified Chinese localizations were first uploaded by members of Chinese forum PCBeta two days later,<ref name="pcb">aiby et al. [https://bbs.pcbeta.com/viewthread-966164-1-1.html <nowiki>[分享]8220 新的开始~~有图 (in Chinese)</nowiki>], ''PCBeta Forums''. 4 February 2012.</ref> and another subset of images depicting the build were later released on 6 February 2012 by Canouna, author of Windows beta website ''Winunleaked.tk''.<ref name="wul">Canouna. [http://web.archive.org/web/20120213232126/http://winunleaked.tk/2012/02/windows-8-beta-candidate-build-8220/ Windows 8 Beta Candidate Build 8220], ''Winunleaked.tk''. 6 February 2012.</ref> A video of its ARM compile's boot process was subsequently recorded and uploaded to video sharing site Youku on or around 8 February 2012.<ref>[https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMzUwMzYwOTA0.html Windows8 build 8220开机视频 (in Chinese)], ''Youku''.</ref> Additional references to the build's ISO image filenames from an employee of an unspecified company participating in the Microsoft Technology Adoption Program were later referenced in a question about distinguishing both the [[Windows 8 Build 8250.0.winmain_win8beta.120217-1520|official Consumer Preview build]] and this build on the StackExchange Superuser forums on 5 March 2012.<ref>Landy. [https://superuser.com/questions/396999/the-client-and-server-editions-of-windows-8 The client and server editions of Windows 8], ''StackExchange Superuser''. 5 March 2012.</ref> | ||
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The build includes a subset of minor fit-and-finish changes that continue to reflect the intended vision for the Metro design language introduced as part of the operating system, and is notably one of the last few builds to incorporate the older Windows flag logo introduced in 2001 (as part of [[Windows XP]]'s release), along with builds [[Windows 8 Build 8195.0.fbl_dnt3_wireless.120201-1800|8195]] and [[Windows 8 Build 8277.0.fbl_dnt2_bus.120208-1700|8277]], as the official Consumer Preview build would eventually introduce the 2012-2021 flag design. | The build includes a subset of minor fit-and-finish changes that continue to reflect the intended vision for the Metro design language introduced as part of the operating system, and is notably one of the last few builds to incorporate the older Windows flag logo introduced in 2001 (as part of [[Windows XP]]'s release), along with builds [[Windows 8 Build 8195.0.fbl_dnt3_wireless.120201-1800|8195]] and [[Windows 8 Build 8277.0.fbl_dnt2_bus.120208-1700|8277]], as the official Consumer Preview build would eventually introduce the 2012-2021 flag design. | ||
As the build comes from a [[内部版本实验室|public release branch]] intended for the official Consumer Preview release, several anti-leak mechanisms have been relaxed. | As the build comes from a [[内部版本实验室|public release branch]] intended for the official Consumer Preview/Beta release (win8beta) , several [[Leak prevention in Microsoft Windows#Windows 8 through Windows 10 November Update|anti-leak mechanisms]] have been relaxed. | ||
== New features and changes == | == New features and changes == | ||