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Differences b/w win95,win98,win2k,Windows Me,windows XP
What are the differences between win95,win98,win2k,windows ME,windows XP?.
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Sounds like a homework question to me, must be an essay type question.
Yes, I did one exactly the same for my HNC Computing course here in the UK, except it also covered DOS to Windows 3.x and compared them with other platforms.
No harm in providing a few reliable links, I suppose, the legwork and compiling of the essay is the greatest part of it.
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In case you are wondering about the "homework" issue being raised, this is something forbidden by the Experts Exchange Member Agreement.
Regardless of whether this is homework or you are trying to decide whether to upgrade from Windows 95 to 2000 :-) , you will find what you need to know.
If, however, there are some very specific points you need to know that are not explained there or are not easily answered by a quick keyword search on google.com, then feel free to ask them. There is a difference between asking for assistance with homework, and seeking genuine suggestions or opinions to help you with a specific decision or problem.
It all depends on the question, and yours is so broad and unspecific that it appears to be the first. Let us know, though, because we're not here to strike you down if you really need advice on a particular issue.
No harm in providing a few reliable links, I suppose, the legwork and compiling of the essay is the greatest part of it.
r_j_prem
In case you are wondering about the "homework" issue being raised, this is something forbidden by the Experts Exchange Member Agreement.
Regardless of whether this is homework or you are trying to decide whether to upgrade from Windows 95 to 2000 :-) , you will find what you need to know.
If, however, there are some very specific points you need to know that are not explained there or are not easily answered by a quick keyword search on google.com, then feel free to ask them. There is a difference between asking for assistance with homework, and seeking genuine suggestions or opinions to help you with a specific decision or problem.
It all depends on the question, and yours is so broad and unspecific that it appears to be the first. Let us know, though, because we're not here to strike you down if you really need advice on a particular issue.
It's a very broad subject but in a nutshell ...
Windows 95 and 98 are a windows shell built onto a DOS base to form a full graphical OS.
Windows ME and above dispensed with the DOS base and only emulated DOS shells.
Windows ME is still based on Windows 98 and DOS but they aren't seperate parts of the OS.
Windows 2000, XP and 2003 are all based on NT.
Windows 95 and 98 are a windows shell built onto a DOS base to form a full graphical OS.
Windows ME and above dispensed with the DOS base and only emulated DOS shells.
Windows ME is still based on Windows 98 and DOS but they aren't seperate parts of the OS.
Windows 2000, XP and 2003 are all based on NT.
I've got nothing to prove here so not grasping for points but nobody else has really answered the question have they? There's just a few links and people saying it's homework.
But those links do in fact provide the answer.
And it does look like a computer class homework question, and asking those types of questions are against the user agreement.
The links provided by qfren and BillDL do provided the answer, just not in a tide little one page essay, but the answer is there.
And it does look like a computer class homework question, and asking those types of questions are against the user agreement.
The links provided by qfren and BillDL do provided the answer, just not in a tide little one page essay, but the answer is there.
Thank you eecomputings, and also to rayt333 for pointing out that my links were hand-picked after I personally checked them for validity to provide specific sources of reference that provide the answers sought.