![]() ![]() It was initially available on special Windows 95 Plus pack but was introduced as default in the iterative service packs.Īlso, it supported native 32-bit applications, plug-and-play hardware, preemptive multitasking, long file names of up to 255 characters, and provided increased stability over its predecessors. Also, it replaced Program Manager with the new refreshing Start menu, taskbar, and we also saw the debut of Internet Explorer. It had a completely overhauled interface. Windows 95 : It was the biggest update since the first version of Windows OS. Then, the company released v3.2 (only for China) in 1994. Microsoft followed up with two more v3.1 in 1992 and v3.11 with improved user interface and integrated peer-to-peer networking features. Windows 3.0: It came with redesigned interface and support for loadable virtual device drivers. It came with two variants-Windows/286 and Windows/386 with the capability to do multi-tasking. Windows 2: Released in 1987, Windows 2.0 had a better user interface and it is also the first Windows version to get keyboard shortcuts, use expandable memory and more. ![]() It was replaced by Windows 2.0 within two years. It was not a full-fledged operating system per se, but an extended version of MS-DOS (Microsoft Disk Operating System), where users had to write commands more often to perform tasks. Windows 1 : It was first announced in November 1983, but was rolled out only in 1985. Let's check out which Windows OS had the longest life. Since the very beginning, Windows has been popular among PC users. As per June 2021 report, Windows PCs lead with close to 75 per cent compared to second-placed macOS-based devices, which has around 16 per cent share in the market worldwide. Windows OS remains to be the most used computer software in the world. If things go as planned, Microsoft plans to complete the rollout process by mid-2022. Due to hardware limitations, some features may not work on some computers. It brings a lot of upgrades in terms of the user interface, new features, redesigned icons, and more. Microsoft, earlier this week, officially rolled out the new Windows 11 OS to the PCs around the world.'
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