This was a well-known "modified" or "slipstreamed" version of Windows XP, created after Microsoft had ended mainstream support (April 2014 was the actual end of extended support for POSReady 2009, which shared XP's core).
The “SATA Drivers” label is a quiet rebellion against forced obsolescence. The “Thumb” part signals a shift in installation media: from shiny CDs to disposable flash drives, mirroring how XP itself became a humble tool rather than a flagship product. If you still have a copy of that exact ISO, you’re holding a piece of PC history — not pirated in spirit, but patched together by late-night forum users who loved XP enough to keep it breathing, one driver at a time. Windows XP PRO SP3 Nov 2013 SATA Drivers-Thum...
It looks like you're referencing a specific ISO release from November 2013 , often tagged with "SATA Drivers" and "Thumb" (likely short for Thumbdrive or an uploader's handle like Thumb or Thum ). This was a well-known "modified" or "slipstreamed" version