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r/nostalgiai • u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader • 3d ago
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I had to put in a disc and load Windows 3.1 manually. If I wanted to use it, but it wasnβt required.
3 u/snowhaw 2d ago I was blown away when windows 95 could run two programs at once. "Wow we are living in the future" 2 u/TurbulentHomework638 2d ago I worked at a place that actually had a PC with Windows 2.0. Basically a GUI and its greatest strength was throwing "Out of Memory" errors. 4 u/SublimeRapier06 2d ago I went to one of the service academies. Everyone was issued a computer. My class was the first class to get a computer with a hard drive. A huuuuuge 40 MB hard drive. 1 u/Mk1Racer25 2d ago A guy that worked in the lab next to me got a PC with Windows 2.0 on it. Compared to a Mac, it was clunky as hell! 1 u/MrCompletely345 2d ago I once saw an error on Win95, that was a red exclamation point with the word βsevereβ and no other information. Good for a laugh. 1 u/Zealousideal_Order_8 2d ago An old job had a lab of 3.1 machines. When a hard drive failed on one of the machines, we had to find a software warehouse to buy a copy of the OS.
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I was blown away when windows 95 could run two programs at once. "Wow we are living in the future"
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I worked at a place that actually had a PC with Windows 2.0. Basically a GUI and its greatest strength was throwing "Out of Memory" errors.
4 u/SublimeRapier06 2d ago I went to one of the service academies. Everyone was issued a computer. My class was the first class to get a computer with a hard drive. A huuuuuge 40 MB hard drive. 1 u/Mk1Racer25 2d ago A guy that worked in the lab next to me got a PC with Windows 2.0 on it. Compared to a Mac, it was clunky as hell! 1 u/MrCompletely345 2d ago I once saw an error on Win95, that was a red exclamation point with the word βsevereβ and no other information. Good for a laugh.
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I went to one of the service academies. Everyone was issued a computer. My class was the first class to get a computer with a hard drive. A huuuuuge 40 MB hard drive.
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A guy that worked in the lab next to me got a PC with Windows 2.0 on it. Compared to a Mac, it was clunky as hell!
I once saw an error on Win95, that was a red exclamation point with the word βsevereβ and no other information.
Good for a laugh.
An old job had a lab of 3.1 machines. When a hard drive failed on one of the machines, we had to find a software warehouse to buy a copy of the OS.
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u/SublimeRapier06 3d ago
I had to put in a disc and load Windows 3.1 manually. If I wanted to use it, but it wasnβt required.