Why did Microsoft use Windows 3.1 for the Windows 95 setup?Windows 95 setup used a clever architecture to create a unified installation process that avoided redundancy and provided a better user experience.
Microsoft man on how the Windows 95 setup workedThe Windows 95 setup program was a complex process involving multiple setup programs tailored to the user's starting point.
Why did Microsoft use Windows 3.1 for the Windows 95 setup?Windows 95 setup used a clever architecture to create a unified installation process that avoided redundancy and provided a better user experience.
Microsoft man on how the Windows 95 setup workedThe Windows 95 setup program was a complex process involving multiple setup programs tailored to the user's starting point.
The real reason OS/2 flopped shaped modern softwareThe resurfacing of a 1995 Usenet post reveals insights into the failure of OS/2 and the rise of Windows 95.