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What was the first version of Windows you used?

Discussion in 'General Discussions' started by Arie, 2009/09/26.

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What was the first version of Windows you used?

Poll closed 2009/10/31.
  1. Windows 3.x

    68.3%
  2. Windows 95

    15.1%
  3. Windows NT

    0.6%
  4. Windows 98

    10.5%
  5. Windows ME

    1.5%
  6. Windows 2000

    0.3%
  7. Windows XP

    3.5%
  8. Windows 2003

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  9. Windows Vista

    0.3%
  10. Windows 7

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  11. Never used Windows

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  1. 2009/11/25
    Steve_S

    Steve_S Inactive

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    20 years of GEEKNESS!

    You forgot Windows 286 and Windows 386 which actually had a graphics GUI. :) That would be my first version of Windows which I used. Win 286 was much faster than Win 386 as I recall.

    THE best version of Windows was 2kPro. I could run for WEEKS and never crash. Just restrart for updates and clean out the memory. Ran for 6 years 24/7!

    I think my first computer was a Comodore 64 and I actually ran a BBS in 1990 with a Commodore "Pet" I think. LOL That was cool. Actually, some of the developers of vB were probably not even born yet or just babies. :)

    The Apple iPhone 3GS which resides in my front pocket is a zillon times more powerfull than any of these early clunkers. YIKES! Thats almost scary.
     
  2. 2009/11/25
    Athlonite

    Athlonite Inactive

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    errr what "You forgot Windows 286 and Windows 386 which actually had a graphics GUI" you don't mean windows 1.0 and 2.0 do you ????
     

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