Interestingly, it looks like the initial blue screen of death was not about death ... 3.1 and thus the name NT or New Technology. Windows 95 also had its BSOD and was different from the one ...

Raymond Chen, a Microsoft employee who took part in the Windows evolution for more than 30 years, is back with a new post on his well-known ...

However, other than a BIOS call to plot a pixel on the screen, it didn't do much else. No problem – an engineer could write the requisite code. Windows 95 required a VGA-compatible graphics card ...

It’s now 25 years ago that Windows 95 was launched, the operating system that gave the majority of 1990s PC users their first taste of a desktop-based GUI and a 32-bit operating system.