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My guess: 13:41 - Windows 38.1 14:06 - Windows 39 14:20 - Windows 40 14:34 - Windows 41 14:47 - Windows 42 15:19 - Windows 42.1 15:51 - Windows 43 16:22 - Windows 44 17:19 - Windows 45 17:59 - Windows 46 18:12 - Windows 47 18:26 - Windows 48 18:40 - Windows 49 18:53 - Windows 50 19:07 - Windows 51 19:20 - Windows 52 19:34 - Windows 53 19:47 - Windows 54 20:13 - Windows 55 20:39 - Windows 56 21:04 - Windows 57 21:30 - Windows 58 21:56 - Windows 59 22:21 - Windows 60 22:48 - Windows 61 23:13 - Windows 62 23:39 - Windows 63 24:04 - Windows 64 24:31 - Windows 65 24:56 - Windows 67 25:22 - Windows 68 25:48 - Windows 69 26:14 - Windows 70 26:40 - Windows 71 28:54 - Windows 72 29:48 - Windows 73 30:43 - Windows 74 31:39 - Windows 75 32:33 - Windows 76 33:28 - Windows 77 34:23 - Windows 78 35:18 - Windows 79 36:13 - Windows 80 37:08 - Windows 81 38:03 - Windows 82 38:58 - Windows 83 39:53 - Windows 84 40:48 - Windows 85 41:43 - Windows 86 42:38 - Windows 87 43:33 - Windows 88 44:03 - Windows 89 44:33 - Windows 90 45:03 - Windows 2300 45:20 - Windows 91 45:29 - Windows 92 45:37 - Windows 93 46:12 - Windows 94 46:49 - Windows 95 (not 9x) 46:58 - Windows 96 (also not 9x) 47:07 - Windows 97 (not at the slightest within 9x) 47:15 - Windows 98 (9x not) 47:24 - Windows 99 (I don't need to say this again) 47:33 - Windows 100 (and again) 47:46 - Windows 101 47:59 - Windows 102 48:12 - Windows 103 48:26 - Windows 104 48:39 - Windows 105 48:52 - Windows 106 49:05 - Windows 107 49:18 - Windows 108 49:32 - Windows 109
Despite it being Long, this is probably the best Windows OSM. The Start and Shut Down sounds are mostly original (besides the first few being obviously Windows 11) and not obnoxiously slow and soft or inaudible, plus the screens feel like something Microsoft would do.
After some time to know it, the final result is here. All versions that you didn't add on caption was here with release dates, plus extra versions as well. Section 1: (year 2039 to 2051) Windows 18 (2042) Windows 19 (2045) Section 2: (year 2051 to 2087) Windows 22 (2054) Windows 23 (2057) Windows 24 (2060) Windows 25 (2063) Windows 26 (2066) Windows 27 (2069) Windows 28 (2072) Windows 29 (2075) Windows 30 (2078) Windows 31 (2081) Windows 32 (2084) Windows 32.1 (2085) Section 3: (year 2087 to 2102) Windows 34 (2090) Windows 35 (2093) Windows 36 (2096) Windows 37 (2099) Windows 2100 (2100) (May also known as Windows 37.1) Section 4: (year 2102 to 2200) Windows 39 (2105) Windows 40 (2107) Windows 40.1 (2108) Windows 41 (2111) Windows 42 (2114) Windows 42.1 (2115) Windows 43 (2118) Windows 43.1 (2119) Windows 44 (2121) Windows 45 (2124) Windows 46 (2127) Windows 47 (2130) Windows 48 (2133) Windows 49 (2136) Windows 50 (2139) Windows 51 (2142) Windows 52 (2145) Windows 53 (2148) Windows 54 (2151) Windows 55 (2154) Windows 56 (2157) Windows 57 (2160) Windows 58 (2163) Windows 59 (2166) Windows 60 (2169) Windows 61 (2172) Windows 62 (2175) Windows 63 (2178) Windows 64 (2181) Windows 65 (2184) Windows 66 (2187) Windows 67 (2190) Windows 68 (2193) Windows 69 (2196) Windows 70 (2199) Windows 2200 (2200) (also known as Windows 70.1) Section 5: (year 2200 to 2300) Windows 71 (2205) Windows 72 (2210) Windows 73 (2215) Windows 74 (2220) Windows 75 (2225) Windows 76 (2230) Windows 77 (2235) Windows 78 (2240) Windows 79 (2245) Windows 80 (2250) Windows 81 (2255) Windows 82 (2260) Windows 83 (2265) Windows 84 (2270) Windows 85 (2275) Windows 86 (2280) Windows 87 (2285) Windows 88 (2290) Windows 89 (2295) Windows 2300 (2300) (Also known as Windows 90) Section 6: (year 2300 to 2500) Windows 91 (2305) Windows 92 (2310) Windows 93 (2315) Windows 94 (2320) Windows 95 (2325) Windows 96 (2330) Windows 97 (2335) Windows 98 (2340) Windows 99 (2345) Windows 100 (2350) Windows 101 (2355) Windows 102 (2360) Windows 103 (2365) Windows 104 (2370) Windows 105 (2375) Windows 106 (2380) Windows 107 (2385) Windows 108 (2390) Windows 109 (2395) Windows 110 (2400) Windows 111 (2405) Windows 112 (2410) Windows 113 (2415) Windows 114 (2420) Windows 115 (2425) Windows 116 (2430) Windows 117 (2435) Windows 118 (2440) Windows 119 (2445) Windows 120 (2450) Windows 121 (2455) Windows 122 (2460) Windows 123 (2465) Windows 124 (2470) Windows 125 (2475) Windows 126 (2480) Windows 127 (2485) Windows 128 (2490) Windows 129 (2495)
What's coincidental is that the premiere will start the same day as this channel's join date: October 11th of 2009. Almost 14 years later, it's October 9th of 2023. youtube.com/@gretelandhansel?si=HR7BH5eyZilACxZj (my favorite)
What I think happened in the 2110's: Windows 42 was released in 2114 and 42.1 released in 2115, then Microsoft was busy working on Windows 43 during the year it was supposed to release in, which was 2117, but since they weren't finished with it, they decided to break the 3-year release cycle temporarily by delaying Windows 43 to 2118, then they decided they liked making a ".1" version of Windows 42 so they make Windows 43.1 in 2119.
Most likely, the Windows 13 will be missed for the most stupid reasons (i.e. superstition*). *I condemn superstitions and other nonsense. But, where is Windows Death?
Windows Restart (Project: glasspaneQHS) (2856), After the Closure of Windows due to bankruptcy, Windows have a new successor, glasspaneQHS (QHS is stand for Quantum Holographic System) and they have new design language to celebrate the introduction of windows's sucessor, meaning "Pluto".
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