After opening it, it displays a Windows XP-style welcome login interface: iconic green hill wallpaper, account avatar list on the left,"Welcome" prompts and login progress are all available. The overall restore XP's warm and classic visual language, and almost everyone who sees it smiled, even making the "Account Switch" button. Account name can be customized.

The interface is a front-end simulation and will not really log in to any system; press F11 or Esc to exit. If you want to play, you can change into XP classic wallpaper and boot sound effects. The nostalgic atmosphere will instantly fill, or say to your friends,"This is the youth of our generation."

It is suitable for teasing friends of the same age to evoke the memory of "seeing this computer for the first time." It is also often used as a framing material for nostalgic videos, popular science in the evolution of the system, or a background in a retro live broadcast room, making the memories of the XP era re-lit.

Reminder: XP carries a large number of people's youthful memories. It is more suitable as an opening statement than scary-"Do you remember what system you installed on your first computer?" It can instantly start the conversation and turn the joke into a nostalgic reminisce.

The fake Windows XP login interface reproduces XP's classic welcome screen, with green wallpaper and user account avatars complete, and a generation of youth is back.