This video became outdated with the impending release of Windows 11 22H2 which has many new features. Updated version here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WsjMEBUKttY.html
Note: Although NT 3.1 up to Windows 2000 were released parallel to their classic counterparts (Windows 3.1 to Windows ME), I've displayed them in seperate sections. The rest of the systems are in chronological order.
Windows Vista is the most beautiful Windows version ever. I remember being distracted by the beautiful Aero UI in Vista and 7. I was looking at the Aero UI, instead of paying attention to the presentation. I can also remember the days when our school computers were running Vista and XP. We always wanted the Vista computers, and hated the XP ones. I also fought for a seat in front of the Vista computers. We almost cried if the teacher gave us XP computers, and fought with the kids that got the Vista ones. Vista never deserved the hate it received :(
@@elijahtorres2688 I agree! It was the most beautiful UI in Windows ever ✨ I don't understand why did they ever need to remove it. And Win 10's UI is as inconsistent as hell 😑 Vista's UI was the most magnificent and last consistent UI 💙
Yeah I remember as a I kid I used XP a lot but the pixelated font was always on my nerves. The first time I worked with Vista I instantly fell in love with how much sharper it looked overall.
Yes, unfortunately the MODERNISE EVERYTHING trend has taken yet another victim in the form of Aero. At least they made its successors of Windows 10 and 11 look good, as it wouldn’t have done Windows justice to follow a beautiful default theme in one OS with an ugly one in the next
DOS based builds can allows you to return to Windows even if you got BSOD, while NT builds will crash your system when a BSOD occurs and you must restart your computer after that
it's kinda obvious because the BSOD comes from windows and doesn't affect the DOS underneath while windows NT based systems have their own kernel and they BSOD because something went wrong in the kernel level
for @Nobel Tech WINDOWS HISTORY windows 1.0 to windows 7 windows 1.0 byte 0:15 windows 1.0 beta release 0:28 windows 1.0 dr5 0:38 windows 1.01 rtm 0:52 windows 2.03 rtm 1:13 windows 3.0 debug 1.14 1:36 windows 3.0 rtm 1:48 windows 3.1 beta 026 2:13 windows 3.1 2:27 chicago build 58s 2:42 windows 95 build 189 2:56 windows 95 3:12 memphis 1511 3:27 windows 98 3:43 windows millennium build 2332 3:56 windows millennium (me) 4:11 windows nt 3.1 4:26 windows nt 4.0 4:47 windows nt 5.0 build 1796 5:09 windows 2000 build 1946 5:22 windows 2000 5:36 neptune build 5111 5:52 whistler build 2257 6:01 whistler build 2428 6:18 windows xp build 2474 6:39 windows xp 7:01 longhorn build 3718 8:02 longhorn build 4015 8:18 longhorn build 4015 8:40 longhorn build 5048 9:10 windows vista build 5112 9:25 windows vista build 5384 9:46 windows vista 10:04 windows 7 build 6801 10:41 windows 7 build 7000 11:09 windows 7 11:29
Interesting fact. Windows 3.1 introduced the Registry which allows you to save the settings you make to your PC so you don’t have to re-set them the next time you reboot.
Mine is (im the youngest so idk what windows they used before im born but anyway) Windows xp 2012-2016 (we had one pc who had xp in 2020 but we upgraded to windows 7 it in the end of summer in 2020(btw it is still here) Windows vista 2016 Windows 7 2015-2019 Windows 10 2017-now
Interesting fact: 10X ended up being the stand in for 11 in terms of alpha builds, originally planned for a DS style of device which didn't pan out as hoped so it was tried again for a Chrome book alternative which didn't work out either, at which point it was simply promoted to a full version upgrade for any suitable device. Also, Neptune wasn't on track as hoped either, so its place in the timeline was split in three - one being the 9x-based Me, the second being 2000, and the third being Whistler which became XP.
It would've needed a hefty cut on the feature creep. It had everything, ranging from actually useful stuff (beefing up security, unlike what was on XP SP1 or earlier) up to a filesystem that never went to public (WinFS, anyone?). Also, cue the endless parade of themes that also never went outside of development. I think cutting the feature creep would've made it somewhat stable, but either wouldn't be as secure (going in and just barely learning of the new flavor of malware that struck XP on that month and could've affected Longhorn) or as standardized (probably becoming more of a mess early on, although drivers would still do whatever and not be rejected). In the long run, I guess it didn't matter as Microsoft went Metro (or rather Zune style, perfect to complete the 'utter failure' look on Windows 8) and then trying to redo whatever it was already made a decade and a half ago (round corners and actual transparency) while haphazardly burying older features.
It was a pain to install Windows 8 Developer Preview build 8102 for me. I think Windows 1.0 Byte Build isn't found anymore in internet. whatever it is, I do like Windows 8.1 beta 9831's Start Button, Its really weirdest ever Start Button. Not bad video at all.
@@LetGoMyLegosTyler It's not showed in this video. secondly, It was my confusion between 9431 and 9831 and i typed 9831 by mistake. It's Windows 8.1 build 9431.
Windows Vista Is Amazing, I Love the Look Of It and It's So Beautiful. It's Startup Sound and How It Looks. I Get Lost Into Looking at It. Sadly, My Windows Vista PC Crashed and Now I Have to Use a Virtualbox But Still. I Love the Look and Feel.
Neptune had a counterpart called Odyssey, Neptune was the Home Edition and Odyssey was the replacement for Windows 2000 Professional. Only Neptune has a beta version available though, both versions were merged and became Windows XP.
Thank you very much for this video and it gave me a great beautiful nostalgia! Never forgot the first Windows. Except that from Windows 8 onwards they started losing Windows quality
Can you upload the apple store 2015 screensaver? It looks like a city with apple stuff in it. I loved that screensaver as a kid and I can't find it anymore.
@@Master_Tech__15 actually Neptune was combined with Odyssey (another project that was being made in the same time) and it became whistler Neptune became the home edition of whistler ,odyssey became business edition of whistler, and whistler became windows xp.
