Windows Evolution

The first version of Windows, released in 1985, which introduced the concept of a graphical user interface (GUI) to the masses

A major update that brought significant improvements to the user interface, performance, and hardware support, making Windows a household name

A modern release that introduced a new design language, improved performance, and enhanced security features, marking a significant shift in the Windows ecosystem

A stable and widely adopted release that introduced a new visual style, improved performance, and enhanced security features

A well-received release that refined the user interface, introduced new features like the Taskbar, and improved performance and security