Windows Xp Ultimate Edition (by Johnny)

Install:
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- Burn the ISO to DVD.
- Restart computer from DVD and install from there.
- Reply to requested information like: partition to install, input language, computer name, network settings, user names...


Experience all in one:
* Windows XP Professional
- Performance, Compatibility and Connectivity
- User Interface
* Windows XP Media Center
- Entertainment
* Windows XP Tablet PC
- Portability
* Windows Vista Ultimate
- User Interface and New Generation Applications
* Mac OS
- User Interface
* Linux
- User Interface

Plus:
- SATA and RAID Support
- Integrated Updates

and much more...

What is Windows XP Ultimate Edition?
Windows XP Ultimate Edition is a custom Windows XP Professional Edition that includes several software integrated as components that in my point of view should of have always been part of windows.
This is not an official release from Microsoft.

Why is the ISO 4GB?
There are a couple of things that make the ISO that big.

Here are the most relevant:
* Dreamscene Wallpapers: about 1GB
* Nero: about 660MB
* Windows Dancers: about 550MB
* Frameworks: about 280MB

Does Windows XP Ultimate have viruses, my AV just flagged a couple of files?
No. Windows XP does not have any viruses of any kind. In fact each release is carefully checked before uploading.
If your Anti-Virus is flagging any file as a virus, it is a False Alert.
Cross-Check with other anti-virus and update your virus definition database.

Windows XP Ultimate Edition has all it's custom configuration and repair tool files compiled with programming tools.
As some viruses are also made with these same programming tools, some of these Windows XP Ultimate's configuration files may be mistakenly flagged as viruses(False Positives).
Normaly AV companies will take this into account and most likely following virus definitions will no longer trigger the False Positives.
Also feel free to send any flagged file to any AV company for analisys.
But then again, make sure you are downloading from the official Release Sites and Uploaders.

Can I disable any of the XP Ultimate components?
Yes, the way you disable it depends on the component:

* Some components/software have their own options to be disabled - just go to their settings/options menus
* Use the System Configuration tool to choose which components load at windows startup:
Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools - Click "System Configuration" and go to the Startup tab.
Uncheck any component that you wish to disable.
* Some components load trough the Ultimate Services process:
Go to Start -> Run - and enter "ultsvcs /?" to see available options.
Then go to the Registry Editor and look for the following Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Then click on "UltimateServices" and add the desired options to it.

changes from the previous versions :

April 2008 - Release 3.8

- XP SP3 based (Release Candidate Build 5508)
- Media Center 2005 updated with Rollup 2 - instead of being updated with SP3(downgraded)
- Moved UltimateServices from LocalMachine to CurrentUser to allow configuration per user
- Updated Windows Sidebar to Sidebar from Vista SP1 RTM
- No more bug on uninstalling Gadgets in the sidebar gallery
- Updated Adobe Reader
- Updated AVG
- Updated DirectX 9c
- Updated Java
- Updated CCleane

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