Windows 3.1 released on April 6, 1992. It was available in two ways; a separate package including networking extensions in a Windows environment, and secondly, an add-on for Windows 3.1. This was a network focused release addressing business and enterprise demands. How to install Windows 3.1 from USB/CD Once you have created Windows 3.1 bootable …
Windows NT 3.1 released on July 27, 1993. It was released for business and networking. This version was based on Windows NT. How to install Windows NT 3.1 from USB/CD Once you have created Windows NT 3.1 bootable USB using the Rufus of any other tool (as mentioned above), you are ready to install Windows …
Windows 3.11 released on August 11, 1993. Windows for Workgroups (WfW) 3.11 was released in February 1994. This was an update of Windows for Workgroups 3.1. It needed 80386SX or better processor and could run in only 386 Enhanced Mode. How to install Windows 3.11 from USB/CD Once you have created Windows 3.11 bootable USB …
Windows 3.2 released on November 22, 1993. It was released for business and networking. This version was based on Windows NT. How to install Windows NT 3.2 from USB/CD Once you have created Windows NT 3.2 bootable USB using the Rufus of any other tool (as mentioned above), you are ready to install Windows NT …
Windows 3.50 (NT 3.50) released on September 21, 1994. It was released for business and networking. This version was based on Windows NT. This version got network and GUI improvements including Remote Access, TCP/IP integration, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), etc. Windows NT 3.50 Editions Microsoft Windows NT 3.50 has following editions for desktop: Workstation Server …
Windows 3.51 (NT 3.51) released on May 30, 1995. It was released for business and networking. This version was based on Windows NT. Microsoft released service packs for Windows NT 3.51, which fixed bugs and introduced improvements. Windows NT 3.51 Editions Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 has following editions for desktop: Workstation Server How to install …
Windows 4 (NT 4) released on July 31, 1996. It looks similar to Windows 95 in design and user interface, but its features are developed for business purpose. NT 4 version has more focus on networking and security. Windows NT 4 Editions Microsoft Windows NT 4 has following 3 editions for desktop: Enterprise Workstation Server …
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Microsoft Windows 95 (codenamed Chicago) launched on August 24, 1995. It sold like hot cake and Microsoft sold more than 1 million copies of Windows 95 within first four days of its release. Windows 95 was an important checkpoint in operating system history of Microsoft. It supported Win32 applications with less memory problems and efficient …
Microsoft Windows 98 is probably the first digital love of most of us. It was released in June 1998. This was the first operating system which was considered best for games. Windows 98, in game experience and support, was far superior to Windows ME, Windows 2000 and even Windows XP (initially). Windows 98 was a …
Microsoft Windows 2000 (aka Windows 2k) released on February 17, 2000. It released after Windows 98 SE and before Windows ME, but not based on MS-DOS. The UI of Win 2000 looks like Windows ME (Millennium Edition), but the core technology is not same. Win2000 looks clean and simply solid in design. But actually it …
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