ALL WINDOWS VERSIONS | TECHNOLOGY GEEKS |
1. Windows 1.0. (1985). The first version, featuring a graphical user interface and support for multitasking.
2. Windows 3.1. (1992). Introduced more features and improvements, including multimedia support.
3. Windows 95. (1995). A major overhaul with a new interface, Start menu, and 32-bit architecture.
4. Windows 98. (1998). Improved performance and added support for USB devices.
5. Windows Me. (2000). Focused on multimedia and home networking but was not widely adopted.
6. Windows 2000. (2000). Aimed at business environments, offering stability and improved networking.
7. Windows XP. (2001). One of the most popular versions, known for its stability and user-friendly interface.
8. Windows Vista. (2007). Introduces a new visual style, but criticized for performance issues.
9. Windows 7. (2009). Addresses Vista's issues, introducing a more streamlined interface and improved performance.
10. Windows 8. (2012). A radical departure with a touch-oriented interface, often criticized for its dual nature.
11. Windows 8.1. (2013). An update to Windows 8, bringing back some familiar features and addressing user feedback.
12. Windows 10. (2015). A unified platform across devices, with regular updates and a focus on security.
13. Windows 11. (2021). The latest version as of my last update, featuring a redesigned Start menu, taskbar, and improved window management.