Two unofficial and quite interesting Windows builds have leaked online. The first is a Redstone version of Windows 10 Build 14278, and the second is an image of Windows Nano Server.
Of course, we don't know why someone thought of releasing build 10.0.14278 since build 14279 has already been released. Perhaps because the full build name containing the RS1 tag appears: 10.0.14278.0.rs1.160228-2349.
The version released is only Enterprise in 32-bit.
Those interested can find the download links at MyDigitalLife.
The details of the leaked images:
File: 14278.0.160227-2349.RS1_CLIENTENTERPRISE_VOL_X86FRE_EN-US.rar
CRC-32: dddbc8fd
MD4: 0f98011e18f4ad62da9b26e7c8f0beb1
MD5: 81074125caeb1461e83d38833896783b
SHA-1: 9cfc33ac08363bb379e87f2d8797ba3866244bfd
File: 14278.0.160227-2349.RS1_CLIENTENTERPRISE_VOL_X86FRE_EN-US.iso
CRC-32: 6768b7d9
MD4: f07ccdd9aee1b970d23c2090f891fb7e
MD5: 0aa0b684589b3da5bb16575b171fc908
SHA-1: 6435c2f03f0819b0656038e3a4b94ef80693def9
The Windows Nano Server release is now a very interesting leak. Nano Server is a refactored version of Windows Server with a small footprint and remote installation management, optimized for the cloud. It is designed for fewer patches and updates, faster and fewer reboots, better resource utilization, and enhanced security.
Nano Server will allow customers to install only the components they need and nothing more.
The Nano Server version brings:
93 percent smaller VHD size
92 percent fewer critical updates and
80 percent fewer reboots
You can play with Windows Nano Server by following the link from the following Tweet:
Download: Windows NanoServer build 14282 https://t.co/e6iFwsOE1k 😊
— WalkingCat (@h0x0d) March 9, 2016
Windows Nano Server is designed to run in virtual boxes, so you will have problems if you try to install it on your computer.
As usual, we do not recommend using any unofficial versions as your primary operating system. We suggest trying it out in a virtual machine if you decide to play with it.
