Many fake versions exist. The genuine 6.2 release typically has:

It is impossible to discuss Windows XP Sweet 6.2 without addressing the legality. These versions were, by definition, pirated software. They bypassed Windows Product Activation (WPA) and allowed users to install the OS without a license key.

The creator removed hundreds of native Windows components, including Help and Support, Windows Messenger, most printer drivers, and even Internet Explorer (in some versions). This shrinks the installation size to under 500 MB (compared to 1.5 GB for standard XP).

Sweet in name, but bitter in security reality.

The designation means the system language, keyboard layout, and regional settings are preset to French (France).