Windows 9 reference still exists in Dev build 22567 as we approach Windows 11 22H2

The new Windows 11 Dev Channel build introduces new features and a host of bug fixes. That's because we're now entering the next phase of Windows 11, which will usher in Windows 11 version 22H2. So, as one of the new development builds, Build 22567 adds new features like Smart App Control (SAC), some major taskbar improvements, and more.

While digging around, Twitter user Xeno stumbled upon a reference to Windows 9 that was still present in Build 22567. The reference can be found in the Migwiz file in the System32 folder. This is the full path to the directory:

C:\Windows\System32\migwiz\replacementmanifests

The file talks about including Windows 9 in Blocks of data collected within older Windows systems. Windows Blue was also mentioned, which is the codename associated with Windows 8.1. This reference appears to have been present since Windows 10 Technical Preview 9860.

You can view the contents of the file in the image below:

For those who may be unfamiliar with Windows 9 and are scratching their heads, this is Considered the successor to Windows 8.1 (Blue). However, there are rumors that "Windows 9" caused some application compatibility issues due to confusion with Windows 95 and Windows 98, forcing Microsoft to use Windows 10 instead. Tony Prophet, Microsoft's vice president of Windows marketing at the time, was a completely different story.

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