As it was released after Vista, the Windows logo is the newer one used from 2006 to 2011, while the wordmark is in Segoe UI. It features a completely different branding wallpaper that resembles the aurora design present in areas of Windows Vista unlike in Server 2003, this is set as the default wallpaper. Windows Home Server is a home-oriented version of Windows Small Business Server 2003 released in 2007. The wordmark uses Segoe UI, which was becoming increasingly common in Microsoft products at the time.
While most other versions of Server 2003 feature the same wallpaper, this has a watermark specific to this version. The following year, Microsoft released Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003. The branding wallpaper is otherwise identical, save for the wordmark adding "R2" at the end to reflect the version despite the wordmark on the box art using the Segoe UI font and the "R2" being orange, the previous font Franklin Gothic is used instead and "R2" is in white. In 2005, Microsoft released a slightly updated version of Server 2003 titled Windows Server 2003 R2. Windows XP 64-bit Edition Version 2003 and Professional 圆4 Edition use the same codebase as Server 2003, but are branded as XP and thus feature the same wallpapers, meaning Bliss is the default wallpaper like with other editions as such, the wallpapers of these versions are not listed here.
The rest of the wallpapers are the same as XP's. It does not have a default wallpaper, although it does have a branding wallpaper, which is similar to XP's but features a grey background and uses the Server 2003 wordmark instead. It is considered the server counterpart of Windows XP, although it introduces additional kernel improvements. Windows Server 2003 is a server operating system released by Microsoft in 2003. While Windows NT 3.1 to 2000 had server editions, Windows Server 2003 was the first to be released under a separate brand name from its client counterpart. Windows Server is a family of server operating systems by Microsoft.
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