Windows 7 build 6758 suddenly leaked online with revampled interfaces

Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 7 on January 17, 2020. Yet, according to StatCounter, this version holds 3.04% of the Desktop Windows Version Market Share. So, others are still using it. On top of that, recently, the unreleased Windows 7 Milestone 3 Build 6758 has been leaked online.

However, due to the end of support, Windows 7 is prone to system vulnerability exploits and bugs. So, consider this if you use it or plan to give this build a chance.

What comes with the Windows 7 Build 6758?

Some people showcased a few previews of the Windows 7 Build 6758. For example, you can check the X post by @PhantomOfEarth. Also, if you want to see the build in action, watch the YouTube video of Ben S the animator. Additionally, you can check the BetaWiki for more information.

The Windows 7 Build 6758 brings new functionalities and design changes. For example, it has improvements for Windows Setup, the Control Panel applets, and a new look for the user-facing system shell. On top of that, the version makes small changes to the Start Menu and Microsoft Explorer functions.

In addition, the leaked Windows 7 version comes with a new interface for Paint. However, it is similar to the one from Windows 7 RTM. Also, with this build, Calculator and WordPad get a new Ribbon interface, gadgets are no longer available by default, and there are updates for the Media Player and other apps.

In a nutshell, the Windows 7 Build 6758 has some great features and updates. Unfortunately, it is too late to use it. After all, Windows ended its support on January 14, 2020. So, it is not a safe version because it lacks security updates. However, you can still try it to test the new interface of some apps and the rest of the features.

What are you thinking? Will you try it? Let us know in the comments.