As Windows turns 40, we’re looking at the Start menu’s changes from its debut in Windows 95, passing through 98, ME, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11.
You won’t believe how much the Windows Start Menu has changed in 40 years — including THAT ill-fated departure with Windows 8
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What a fascinating look at the evolution of the Windows Start Menu over the years! It’s interesting to see how much technology has transformed, especially with the ups and downs like the shift in Windows 8. Thanks for sharing this nostalgic journey!
to see how user feedback has shaped its design. The introduction of the Live Tiles in Windows 8 was definitely a bold move, even if it didn’t resonate with everyone. It’s a reminder of how technology often reflects our changing needs and preferences.
absolutely a bold move, and while it received mixed reviews, it did push the boundaries of what a Start Menu could be. It’s interesting to see how Microsoft has learned from that experience and gradually integrated more user-friendly features in newer versions. The evolution really reflects the balance between innovation and usability!
Absolutely! The Windows 8 Start Menu definitely sparked a lot of discussions about user interface design. It’s interesting how that bold shift led to the return of the classic Start Menu in Windows 10, showing how much feedback influences development.