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Build 224 was the first known Beta 2 build of Windows 95 (Chicago). It can be found in both free and check/debug versions. However, the Check/Debug version of the build is not usable and denies to boot into Windows GUI. And the reason might be figured by looking into files that comes in /SDK/DEBUG directory of the build's SDK. Yes, it's missing its USER32.DLL, which was the reason of the build being unusable and non-bootable.

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rdfs:label	Windows:95:224
rdfs:comment	Build 224 was the first known Beta 2 build of Windows 95 (Chicago). It can be found in both free and check/debug versions. However, the Check/Debug version of the build is not usable and denies to boot into Windows GUI. And the reason might be figured by looking into files that comes in /SDK/DEBUG directory of the build's SDK. Yes, it's missing its USER32.DLL, which was the reason of the build being unusable and non-bootable.
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abstract	Build 224 was the first known Beta 2 build of Windows 95 (Chicago). It can be found in both free and check/debug versions. However, the Check/Debug version of the build is not usable and denies to boot into Windows GUI. And the reason might be figured by looking into files that comes in /SDK/DEBUG directory of the build's SDK. Yes, it's missing its USER32.DLL, which was the reason of the build being unusable and non-bootable. Some people tried troubleshooting it, and discovered that it's doing something wrong in its memory management (VMM). But some tester has worked further with the build by kernel-debugging it for full control toward the build's behaviour, and discovered it's something to do with communication between USER32.DLL and USER.EXE, which we're going to discuss it.

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