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The YouTube channel on the history & development of #Microsoft #Windows . 📺 Join the Discord @ ! 👨🏻‍💻 Follow for daily Windows facts. 🤓 #WIMVP

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…EXCEPT IN NEBRASKA!
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Windows Vista icons, 2006. 🪟🤩
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Bill Gates posing for the press at the Windows XP launch in New York, 25th October 2001.
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Evolution of the Windows Taskbar (including development builds)… 👀 [📸: @orbitron507 ]
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Billboard ads for Windows Phone 8, 2012.
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Billboard ads for Windows Phone 8, 2012.
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Name a bigger downgrade.
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Name a bigger downgrade.
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Windows XP wallpapers, 2001.
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Need. 👀
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Ok, but it’s actually not Windows Vista in that pic… 🫣
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Bling-dows 7 👀
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In January 1996, Charles O’Rear was driving through Sonoma County, California. “My God, the grass is perfect!” he thought, as he caught sight of a hill. Pulling over, he had no idea the photo he was about to take would become the most famous & loved @Windows wallpaper ever. 🖼
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Windows XP build 2210, from 2nd March 2000, is the earliest available build of a 64-bit edition of Windows. Designed for DEC Alpha, it predated Intel Itanium, which XP would eventually support. Its boot screen is notably just Windows 2000’s with “64” crudely spray painted on top.
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Something happened
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Peak. Windows. UI. 🤩
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During Windows XP’s (2001) development, Microsoft asked design company Frog Design to help “generate key elements of the UI”. This included a new Windows logo. 50 potential logos were drafted - which one is your favourite? 👀
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Most are familiar with Windows 7’s (2009) default wallpaper, Harmony. But, less familiar may be how involved the process of arriving at the final image was. Many ideas were tried, but ultimately rejected for one reason or another. Here are just 4 deemed “not quite right”. 🧐👀
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Phone Dialer is a Windows app that lets users make & answer phone calls via a modem connected to their PC. First seen in Windows 95 build 73f, from 23rd November 1993, it is one of only a few apps whose icons have not changed since their official debut in Windows 95 (1995). 📞
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Microsoft @Surface ad (featuring Windows 8.1) from Wired magazine, 2014.
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Evolution of the Start menu and Taskbar (including development builds): Windows 95 build 58s (1993) - Windows 11 build 25188 (2022) 👀 [📸: @orbitron507 ]
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During Windows XP’s (2001) development, Microsoft asked design company Frog Design to help “generate key elements of the UI”. This included a new Windows logo. 50 potential logos were drafted, which were whittled down to a top 3. With a few tweaks, the final XP logo was born. 🤩
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Windows has an undocumented “Emergency Shutdown” feature. Though info is scarce, it existed at least as far back as Windows NT 3.51 (1995). To access it, a user must press Ctrl+Alt+Delete & click Shut Down whilst holding Ctrl. After confirming, the system immediately shuts down.
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Luna or Aero? 👀
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To combat the problems users had navigating the system in Windows 3.1 (1992), Microsoft introduced the Start Menu & Taskbar in Windows 95 (1995). Both would quickly become synonymous with @Windows , going through various iterations over the years. Which was your favourite? 👀
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Photographer Charles O’Rear poses with his photograph, Bliss - the default wallpaper of Windows XP, 2001.
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Mom, can we have Windows XP? Mom: No, we have Windows XP at home. Windows XP at home:
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Bill Gates poses for the press at the Windows XP launch event in New York on 25th October 2001.
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Windows Vista advert (& Microsoft Office truck) seen at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington, 2007.
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Office goals. 🤩
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POV: It’s 2007 and you’re deciding whether to take the plunge and upgrade from XP to Vista. 👀
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In the early 2000s, @hillel led the Windows User Experience team working on Windows Vista’s (2006) new “Aero” user experience. He described it as “the biggest project I’d ever worked on, as well as a huge honour”. Aero remains one of Windows’ most loved visual designs. 😍
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Windows has an undocumented “Emergency Shutdown” feature. Introduced in Windows NT 3.1 (1993), to access it, a user must 1st press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Then, if the Shut Down option is chosen while holding Ctrl, a dialog box will allow the user to confirm an immediate shut down. 🚨‼️
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Manifesting: 🕯 🕯 🕯 🙏 🕯 Windows 🕯 Phone 🕯 come back 🕯 📲 🕯 🕯 🕯
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During Windows 7’s (2009) development, Microsoft tested out these 2 boot screens, both based on Windows 7’s new “light & energy” visuals. If either had made the final release, this would have been the first Windows version with a full-screen boot image since Windows ME (2000). 🖼
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For 2009’s Windows 7, Corporate Vice President of the Windows Experience, @Julie_LGreen , noted Microsoft had kept features used by even a small number of users in the OS: "So if you're 1 of the 0.8% of people who put [the Taskbar] down the left-hand side, it still works for you.”
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The Browser Choice Screen was a mandatory screen shown to Windows Internet Explorer users in the European Union between March 2010-December 2014. It resulted from the EU ruling the inclusion of Internet Explorer in Windows gave Microsoft an unfair advantage in the browser market.
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Microsoft @Surface ad from Wired magazine, November 2014 (featuring Windows 8.1).
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Xbox One OS is a modified version of Windows designed to power the Xbox One & Series X/S consoles. Debuting with the Xbox One on 22nd November 2013, it was initially based on Windows 8 (2012). Games run inside virtual machines powered by Microsoft’s Hyper-V virtualisation app. 🎮
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UI vs. UX 🧐
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POV: It’s 2013 and you’re personalising your new Windows 8.1 Start screen:
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Royale Noir is a cancelled dark variant of Windows XP Media Center’s visual style, Royale. Leaked online in October 2006, it is notably incomplete, with unusually dark inactive titlebars, plus the Start button graphics for hover & clicked states unchanged from regular Royale.◼️🖌
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Happy 14th Birthday, Windows 7! Developed in response to the poor reception of its predecessor, Windows Vista (2006), Windows 7 was released on 22nd October 2009. It introduced the beefed up “Superbar”, new window management features, performance improvements & much more. ✨
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Metro was truly beautiful.
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| ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄| Windows 7 is the GOAT |____________| \ (•◡•) / \ / —— | | |_ |_
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Windows XP or Windows 7? 👀
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True Windows 7 fans perfected this skill… 🖱️🤣
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Windows Vista (2006) introduced the Start Orb: a new, orb-shaped, textless iteration of the Start button. Simply displaying the Windows logo, it exceeded the height of the Taskbar (a feature unique to Vista, as this changed with Windows 7’s (2009) debut of the taller “Superbar”).
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POV: It’s 24th August 1995, you queued overnight and just bought your copy of Windows 95. 🤩
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Thanks for the goodies, @Microsoft ! 👀
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This was the original design for the Windows 8 (2012) logo. 👀 Director of Program Management for the Windows 8 User Experience, @jensenharris , explained that the now-familiar lines were added as “we didn’t think we could get trademark protection for a simple solid trapezoid”.
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Personal tweet. Today I lost my lovely mum. 💔 She spent her whole life thinking of me & everyone else she loved. Even with cancer, she worried about us too much, & herself not enough. Thankfully, I was there at the end to hold her hand, say goodbye & thank her for everything. 🕊️
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Windows Vista (2006) introduced the Start Orb: a new, orb-shaped & text-less iteration of the Start button. Simply displaying the Windows logo, it actually exceeded the height of the Taskbar - though this would change in Windows 7 (2009), with the debut of the taller “Superbar”.
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Windows XP (2001) has proved to be one of - if not the - most loved Windows versions. Though support ended on 8th April 2014, Microsoft - appreciating its continued significance - made unprecedented moves in late 2014, 2017 & 2019 by releasing security updates for the system. 👀
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POV: It’s the late 90s and you’re busy choosing your latest Windows 98 desktop theme. Life is good. 🤩
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In 2009, @joebelfiore became Director of Program Management in Microsoft’s mobile division. He & his team worked on a new user interface: Metro. Introduced in Windows Phone 7 (2010), it would later also become the primary user interface of Windows 8 (2012) & 8.1 (2013). 🟦🟪🟩🟨
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Windows XP Starter Edition (2004) is a lightweight version of Windows XP (2001) intended to be bundled with cheap, low-end PCs in developing countries. Differences from regular XP include a limit on the number of running apps (max 3) & use of Windows Classic as the default theme.
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Installing Windows 98 (1998). 🍿
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Bubbles is a screensaver introduced in Windows Vista (2006). It shows bubbles of various colours that move around the screen in front of the user’s desktop. It is one of a few screensavers still included by default in Windows 11 (2021). 🫧
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Windows XP’s (2001) branding wallpaper (simply called “Windows XP”) shows the Windows wordmark on a coloured background of a 3D rendered Windows logo. Designed by studio REZN8, the colour was edition-dependent & included a variant for XP’s server counterpart, Windows Server 2003.
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Windows Vista (PRODUCT)RED Edition was a variant of Windows Vista (2006) released to promote Product Red: a campaign to raise awareness & funds to eliminate HIV/AIDS in various African countries. It included a unique (PRODUCT)RED desktop theme, wallpapers & Sidebar gadgets. 🩸
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Anyone for a road trip to Cool Sign? 🛣️
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Windows XP’s (2001) branding wallpaper (simply called “Windows XP”) shows the Windows wordmark on a coloured background of a 3D rendered Windows logo. Designed by studio REZN8, the colour was edition-dependent & included a variant for XP’s server counterpart, Windows Server 2003.
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It’s a classic! 🎬🤣
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During the development of Windows 8 (2012), in builds 8161-8176 from late 2011/early 2012, an oddly-detailed generic user account picture was present. It was a nod to the now infamous mugshot of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, taken in 1977 for a traffic violation. 🫣
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Bill Gates at the launch of Windows XP Tablet PC Edition in New York City, November 2002.
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Which Windows XP user account picture are you choosing? 🤔
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The original release of Windows 10, from 2015, had a hidden surprise for fans of Windows 8’s (2012) Start screen (some of us liked it!). With seemingly no-one bothering to remove the underlying code, a simple hack allowed it to be reactivated in (almost) all its former glory. 😎
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7 is heaven… 😌
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Good night. 🌝
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Aurora is the default wallpaper of Windows Vista (2006). Designed to be “peaceful, calm & open” according to Windows design team member Jenny Lam, it was inspired by the Aurora Borealis (or Northern Lights) as seen from Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond, Washington. ✨🟢🟡👀
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“Frutiger Aero” refers to the UI aesthetic used in the latter years of Windows XP (2001) & development of Vista (2006). Characterised by glossy textures & glass effects, Windows Media Player 10 (2004) & Windows XP Media Center Edition (2005)’s Royale visual style are examples. ✨
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Early builds of Windows 95 (1995) contained a hidden feature called Folder Tabs. Upon activating it, a tabbed interface in Windows Explorer is revealed…almost 30 YEARS before its official debut in Windows 11 (2021). 🤯 The tabs acted as quick links to recently-opened folders. 🗂
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On 1st April 1996, Microsoft Coffee appeared in stores. ☕️ This “Java-compatible Internet development tool” (Java…coffee…get it?) was designed for Windows 95 (1995), inspired by Sun Microsystem’s new Java programming language. The only issue? It was fake. 👀 @microsoftcoffee
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Windows XP (2001) has proved to be one of - if not the - most popular Windows versions. Though support ended on 8th April 2014, Microsoft - appreciating its continued significance - made unprecedented moves in late 2014, 2017 & 2019 by releasing security updates for the system.
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During Windows XP’s development, Microsoft contacted design company Frog Design to help “generate key elements of the UI”. This would include a new Windows logo. 50 potential logos were designed, then whittled down to a top 3. With a few tweaks, the final XP logo would be born.
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“Frutiger Aero” refers to the UI aesthetic used in the latter years of Windows XP (2001) & development of Vista (2006). Characterised by glossy textures & glass effects, Windows Media Player 10 (2004) & Windows XP Media Center Edition (2005)’s Royale visual style are examples. ✨
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Xbox One OS is a modified version of Windows designed to power the XBox One & Series X/S consoles. Debuting with the XBox One on 22nd November 2013, it was initially based on Windows 8 (2012). Games run inside virtual machines powered by Microsoft’s Hyper-V virtualisation app.
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In November 2006, Microsoft released the Zune theme for Windows XP (2001). Made to promote their new portable media player, the Zune, the theme included a new black & orange recolour of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005’s Royale visual style, plus a new wallpaper. ⚫️🟠🖌️
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Windows Thin PC, or WinTPC (2011), was a lightweight version of Windows 7 (2009) designed for use on older PCs in embedded/industry devices. It was aimed at businesses that weren’t able to upgrade their hardware, & was only available via the Microsoft Software Assurance program.
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Good night. 😴
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Windows 98 (1998) was the last version of Windows able to be purchased on floppy disks. The 3½" floppy disk edition of Windows 98 was mail order only and came on THIRTY NINE(!!!) specially-formatted disks - each could hold 1.68MB (versus the 1.44MB of a standard floppy). 💾👀😱
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Windows XP Starter Edition (2004) is a lightweight version of Windows XP (2001) intended to be bundled with cheap, low-end PCs in developing countries. Differences from regular XP include a limit on the number of running apps (max 3) & use of Windows Classic as the default theme.
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Windows XP Starter Edition (2004) is a lightweight version of Windows XP (2001) intended to be bundled with cheap, low-end PCs in developing countries. Differences from regular XP include a limit on the number of running apps (max 3) & use of Windows Classic as the default theme.
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Windows Vista (PRODUCT)RED Edition was a variant of Windows Vista (2006) released to promote Product Red: a campaign to raise awareness & funds to eliminate HIV/AIDS in various African countries. It includes a unique (PRODUCT)RED desktop theme, wallpapers & Sidebar gadgets. 🔴
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Which rejected Windows 7 wallpaper is your favourite? 👀
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In January 1996, Charles O’Rear was driving through Sonoma County, California. “My God, the grass is perfect!” he thought, as he caught sight of a hill. Pulling over, he had no idea the photo he was about to take would become the most famous & loved @Windows wallpaper ever. 🖼
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Windows 3 (1990) introduced desktop wallpapers to Windows. But, the default background remained a solid colour until Windows XP (2001). Since XP shipped with a default wallpaper for the first time, it has become an integral part of each new release. Which is your favourite? 👀
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📢 PSA: It’s pronounced “Me”, not “M.E.”.
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Windows 2000 (1999) updated the default Windows Classic theme: the original grey colour changed to beige, title bars became a lighter shade of blue & the font Tahoma replaced MS Sans Serif. This is how the default Classic theme would remain until its removal in Windows 8 (2012).
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On 1st April 1996, Microsoft Coffee appeared in stores. This “Java-compatible Internet development tool” (Java…coffee…geddit? ☕️) was designed for Windows 95 (1995) & inspired by Sun Microsystem’s new Java programming language. The only problem? It was fake. @microsoftcoffee
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10th January 2023 marks the end of the paid Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for Windows 7 (2009). It was designed for companies with Windows 7 PCs to continue to receive security updates while planning to migrate to Windows 8.1/10/11. What are your memories of Windows 7?
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The original release of Windows 10 (2015) had a hidden surprise for fans of Windows 8’s (2012) Start screen. With seemingly no-one on the Windows 10 dev team tasked with removing the underlying code, a simple hack allowed it to be reactivated in (almost) all its former glory.😎
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Windows Vista moment. 🧭✨🤩
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Windows 8 build 8423, from 28th May 2012, is the last known build of Windows with Aero glass transparency. 1st seen in development builds of Windows Vista (2006), Aero glass was removed to make Windows 8’s desktop UI more consistent with its new, flat, touch-optimised “Metro” UI.
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Windows 95 officially brought the Start menu to Windows. But it WASN’T the 1st version of Windows you could use Start in - that honour goes to Windows NT 3.51, released 3 months BEFORE 95, where Start could be activated via a download package called the Shell Technology Preview.
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