It is also the first build to feature the 'safe to shutdown' screen, serving as a reminder of when to turn off the PC without risk of possible data loss.

This build introduces the Briefcase special folder, which is meant to sync files between itself and another folder.

Instead, it now displays the running apps in a similar way to the modern taskbar. The taskbar no longer functions as a folder by default. Many aspects of Windows were ported to 32-bit, including the Cabinet shell (as stated by the new filename, CAB32.EXE). There are notable changes in this build compared to build 58s. It is safe to assume earlier compiles of this build (73a through 73e) also exist.

The main difference is that this is an internal build and thus includes an internal version of the WinBug utility, while build 73g was released to external testers and thus features a different WinBug. It was found by BetaArchive user sunnyblueman in July 2014 along with builds 99 and 116, then uploaded to their FTP server by the same user on 2 August 2014. Windows 95 build 73f is a Milestone 5 (Preliminary Development Kit 2) build of Windows 95.

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