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In the nostalgic corridors of tech history, few events shine as brightly as the release of Windows 95. This monumental operating system not only revolutionized the personal computing landscape but also introduced an intriguing setup process that ingeniously leveraged three different operating...

When it comes to the computing world, few milestones are as iconic as the release of Windows 95. Launched in August 1995, this operating system was not just a software update; it was a significant leap forward in user experience, bringing the Start Menu, taskbar, and more to the masses...

The term "Registry" has long been dreaded by many Windows users, often evoking images of intricate settings and the potential for disastrous mistakes. Yet, this foundational Windows element is more than just an intimidating database; it’s a testament to the evolution of how applications manage...

If you’ve found yourself longing for the days of floppy disks and pixelated icons, you're in luck! Windows 11’s interface, with its modern aesthetics, isn't for everyone—especially those who have a soft spot for the nostalgia of Windows 95. But fear not! A recent guide reveals how you can give...

Do you miss the pixelated glory of Windows 95? Well, fret not! A creative modder has turned Windows 11 into a nostalgic trip down memory lane, reimagining it with the classic aesthetics of the 90s. This retro transformation not only stirs up sweet memories but also showcases the endless...

I am 58 and have been using Windows probably since Windows 95 started. And yes, there have been problems (XP) But Windows 11 has to be, by far, the worst! It's pretty fast and doesn't have many errors...BUT, you took away ALL user controls!!!! I am a graphic designer and my work is based on...

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Try to add the month and year to your screenshot uploads, if possible 😊 Here are some of my oldest screenshots: June 1999. I was about 13 years old. Windows 95's Control Panel on our Packard Bell MultiMedia 9030. April 2003. Unreal Tournament 2003, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and...

I have played with windows from Win-3.1, 95a, 95b, 98, 98se, me(crap), 2000pro, xp-(2000 with eye candy), version-7 (best ever). then Windows 8 & 8.1, wanting... Finally Windows 10. But the builds 1511, 6107, 1709, 1803, 1809. I like 1809, despite what others may say it's bad. My MusicBee...

I have been want to play an old racing game for some time now (Driver By GT Interactive) but it wont load. It was deigned for Windows 98 and 95 and i am running 8.1. I manually found the install file and installed it along with Direct X 6 and Direct X Media. I set the compatibility mode and...

Welcome back to Ping! We talk about the return of robot combat return to television, we chat about a one-way ticket to Mars on the space desk, and more stories that 'softies are pinging each other about... Link Removed Last Show... Link Removed Windows 95 is 20 years old today Link Removed...

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Microsoft really needs to improve it's various security, both in it's software and on it's websites, before it thinks about releasing Windows 10. I'm by no mean's a Microsoft hater. I've used Windows since 1995 with my 1st pc that had Windows 95, I've use 95, XP, Vista, 8, 8.1 and 10. I've also...

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Can anyone help me, I am trying to load a program that I could use with XP and Windows 7 (32) bit, but it wont load on Windows 7 (64) bit and the company has gone out of business I have a exernal floopy drive the program was made for Windows 95 when I frist purchased it any help would be helpful...

I am trying to use a VFD and I use the 64-bit patched version, and it gives me the error of not being able to load it. I also tried doing the unsigning my drivers, but it did nothing.

It seems that Microsoft wants to have their cake and eat it too. Who wouldn't, after all what good is having cake if you can't eat it. On the one hand they have this new OS (Windows 8) which is likely to RTM in August (some suggest as early as July) and become GA (Generally Available) in...