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Microsoft accidentally swapped Windows 11’s startup sound with Vista’s
- Microsoft accidentally replaced Windows 11's boot sound with Windows Vista's startup chime in a recent Dev Channel build.
- The issue was noticed by Windows testers after the release of the latest Windows 11 build.
- The .WAV file for the bootup sound was found to be switched with Windows Vista's startup sound.
- Microsoft acknowledged the mistake and mentioned it in the release notes for the Dev Channel build.
- They are working on a fix for this issue.
- Brandon LeBlanc from the Windows Insider team jokingly mentioned being responsible for the sound swap, clarifying that it was a bug.
- The cause of the error remains unclear, but it seems to be an unintentional change.
- This incident coincides with comparisons made by Microsoft between Apple's new design and Windows Vista's Aero Glass look.
- The accidental replacement of the Windows 11 boot sound with Windows Vista's chime has caused confusion among users.
- Windows 11 testers were surprised by the sudden change in the startup sound.
- Microsoft is striving to resolve the issue promptly.
- The mistaken switch of the boot sound led to an unexpected nostalgic moment for Windows users.
- The mix-up resulted in an interesting diversion for Windows enthusiasts.
- The incident serves as a reminder of past Windows versions and their distinctive sounds.
- The error highlights the challenges of software development and testing, even for a company like Microsoft.
- Despite the mix-up, Microsoft's Windows team is dedicated to rectifying the boot sound issue for Windows 11 users.
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