The Start menu is one such element that only appeared later in the operating system's life, starting with Windows 95. It's been a staple of every Windows OS release ever since, but it's changed a ...

It happens to Microsoft engineers too.… Retired Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer regaled us with tales of porting the Start Menu from Windows 95 to NT earlier in July, but it appears more than 30 ...

the spiritual if not codebase descendant of Windows 95, has a Start menu and a task bar that will be visibly familiar to a user from 25 years before. They were so popular with users that when ...

it added a completely redesigned user interface featuring the Start menu and Taskbar. The Windows 3.1 interface (Program Manager and File Manager) was also included as an option. Windows 95 became ...

When Windows 95 came out twenty years ago, its headlining feature was the new Start menu, giving easy access to programs and documents. The official theme song for the Windows 95 launch was even ...

Windows 95 has the honor of being one of the most revolutionary operating systems ever created. Although Microsoft already had a GUI-based operating system in Windows 3.11, Windows 95 was completely ...

When Windows 11 arrived, it received a rather lukewarm ... were folks who didn't take to the new look (and especially the Start menu). Of course, if you want to tinker and customize Windows ...

In 1996, Windows NT 4.0 switched to the Windows 95 Start menu interface, but did not include Plug and Play. NT Server gained significant market share, while NT Workstation client version was aimed ...

If you’ve upgraded to Windows 11/10 and are having problems with the Start Menu, then in today’s post, we show you what to do to attempt to resolve the issue if your Windows 11/10 Start menu ...

ExplorerPatcher, a popular UI tweaking app for Windows 11, received a new update with some important improvements.

Discover the fascinating world of ShipOS 1994. Dive into the quirks and nuances of the gaming industry with this captivating blog post.

It feels very much like a quirky early 1990s interface from the days before users came to expect a Windows 95 Start menu or MacOS Dock. It took me a while to figure out the middle-button context ...