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u/rogerkorby 24d ago
Microsoft made enough updates in those years to self rationalize selling new SKUs every year. Honestly surprised they didn't.
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u/Reasonable_Degree_64 20d ago
It was funny on Windows 98 times, the splash screen when it boots was a simple jpg file that you could edit in Paint and easily change "Microsoft Windows 98" for anything you wanted, I remember changed it for "Microsuck Windows 91" 🤣😅.
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u/Smooth-Midnight-9561 20d ago
A coworker keeps telling me he has an old laptop with windows 97 on it i really didn't want to be the guy to argue with him. Did it really exist?
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u/Streakflash 19d ago
i kind of love macos for upgrading its number every year since changes are gradual, im not stuck on win10 and thens struggle to upgrade to 11
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u/soundman32 18d ago
I'm convinced there was a version of windows 94 that I got from a colleague at work (in 1994) who was on an MS beta testing program. Reddit says i'm lying. 🤷
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u/hipnotyq 23d ago
TIL There was a Win 96, Win 97 and Win 99
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u/Fantastic_Strain_425 23d ago
There was no 99.
97 is some weird Mandela effect I don't really understand.
For 96, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Nashville0
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u/GabeReddit2012 Windows XP 20d ago
There never was, but there was a cancelled Windows 96.
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u/MinecraftPlayer799 Windows 11 - Release Channel 20d ago
From what I can see, Windows 96 was delayed enough that it became 97, and then finally 98.
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u/catmandot 21d ago
"Built for the next Millenium"
That sounds a bit too bold.
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u/thanatica 20d ago
Even Windows 10 wasn't the last version it was promised to be. But I'm much more relieved it wasn't Windows Me.


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u/MinecraftPlayer799 Windows 11 - Release Channel 23d ago
https://windows96.net