While build 2264 introduced the Watercolor wallpaper (default in build 2410 to 2419), build 2419 introduced a small selection of the wallpapers that would feature in the final release of XP, while removing all of Windows 2000's wallpapers Windows Me's branding wallpaper were also added, but is oddly filenamed Windows 2000.jpg. However, build 2264 introduced a new wallpaper titled Watercolor, although it was not set as default until build 2410 every build of Windows in general has a default wallpaper from this point onwards. All of its wallpapers were reused from Windows 2000, due to it being fairly early in development. Until build 2416, Whistler did not feature many new wallpapers. Note that this wiki will refer to Whistler as the codename alone rather than "Windows Whistler", due to that phrasing not being used by Microsoft. This page lists images from both before and after Whistler was renamed, for the sake of convenience, but does not list final image sets. By the way, I downloaded one of the Microsoft tools and put it on a disk and I think maybe because it was in the drive at the time I started my PC up that it may have caused it to read as “Microsoft Whistler Personal” as the OS.Whistler is the codename of Windows XP. I find it very hard to trust anyone, especially if its free, when there are so many fake programs out there. I would try to get rid of it myself if I could find precise and accurate instructions by Microsoft( after all it is their product that is involved here). It seems Microsoft has decided to give free tools and support for these nasties and they have already helped me once before to get rid of “Malware Defender”. I have a Trojan called Desktop Defender 2010 which hijacked my Desktop, Task manager ETC so I decided to let Microsoft help me get rid of it instead of trying to tackle it on my own. I too did a boot in safe mode and my only choice was Whistler personal as OS but I stopped there and did not continue.
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