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the first version Microsoft windows in the line.
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was the successor of windows 1.0
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it was a historic version of the windows graphical interface user interface.
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the 3rd biggest release from windows. It wasn't a new operating system . it was a graphical operating system that sat on top of DOS.
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the main base of this update was for a 16-bit operating environment that Microsoft made.
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was a operating system that was apart of the windows NT family.
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same thing as Windows 3.1
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the second release for Windows NT. made to improve the operating system on windows.
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the 3rd release in the NT windows line. it brought Clint/server to support for Windows 95.
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the first operating system in the 9x series. combined the MS-DOS and Microsoft windows that were formerly separate.
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this announced the deadline for support for Windows NT in December 2002. soon after i got extended to December 2002.
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successor to windows 95 and was heavily web-integrated OS(operating system).
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the successor to Windows NT 4. was sold as the most safe virus protection Windows. after that they got massive virus attacks.
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was a graphical operating system that was the last in the 9x series.
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Made for mainstream consumer users. it had Increased performance.
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First version of Windows to Include Windows Media Center. Got discontinued in Windows 10.
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this version of windows was made for business and was the first release that could be available through digital distribution platform.
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was mainly meant as an upgrade. they got a lot of criticism from critics and windows users , so they improved on it in Windows 7.
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this version received massive changes to it's operating system. this update was also big on tablets so they had to up their game in mobile device industry.
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was a free upgrade and was aimed towards people's complaints and made the home screen better
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this version gave out for free. people that had windows 8 or 7 thought it was a good deal. it also had come formed the last series was windows 10 and people are waiting to see when we have to pay for updates.