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WEBWindows 3.1 was an updated version of Windows 3.0, with several enhancements to the still DOS-based platform, including improved system stability, expanded support for multimedia, Truetype fonts, and workgroup networking. This logo made a surprise appearance on the Windows ME compatibility.
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WEBIn 2009, several prototype wallpapers were created for Microsoft's then-new operating system, Windows 7. 4 concepts were discovered so far, all of them containing the Windows logo, with the last one resembling the final version a lot more than the other three.
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WEBThis is currently used starting with the Sun Valley 2 (22H2) update. Just like the Windows 8.x-10 startup animations, the Windows logo is replaced with the OEM/motherboard logo. Otherwise, the Windows logo is shown instead.
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WEBWindows XP. During XP's development, Microsoft cycled through several prototype logos to determine the identity of Windows XP. This logo was the most used in prototypes—usually in concept designs of the physical box—but was never actually used in any build of XP.
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WEBElements of this logo was later used in Windows 11's 3D logo. Microsoft planned to make a new version of Windows aimed towards premium laptops with dual screens or foldable screens such as the cancelled Surface Neo and Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold but in 2020, it was made to be compatible with single-screen, low-end laptops in order to compete with ...
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WEBDevice Manager. Die Hard Trilogy. Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas. Disk Cleanup. Display Switch. Documents (Windows) Downloads (Windows) Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening. DreamWorks Interactive.
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WEBWindows 1.0 Preliminary Version 0.50 is currently still a lost build, but however some parts of the build have been recovered, including the boot screen... Despite the fact that more Windows 1.0 builds were made, the first confirmed build to have a boot screen was the Beta release (May 8, 1985).
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WEBThis logo is only used for smartphones running Windows Mobile 6.5. On February 15, 2010 the successor to Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 Series was announced at Mobile World Conference 2010 by Microsoft.
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WEBWindows Mail may refer to: Mail (Windows) Microsoft Outlook. Windows Live Mail. This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Windows Mail. The content here is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.
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WEBMicrosoft launched its most well-known logo on February 26, 1987, and since then, has been cherished by many. Up until 2012, multiple variations of this logo was on Microsoft's website and was used on the website even after the 2010 variant below was introduced. It was designed by Scott Baker.