I'm sorry, I swear--this is too much, windows1.0. installation program (download included)

Visiting a software forum today, only hundreds of K is found. Thinking back today I just contacted Windows with the version number 3.1, then remember very clearly oh, into Windows to enter from the DOS command line. Now in a blink of an eye, turning into a pseudo DOS is the execution bar that knocks Cmd.
Alas, when the urine can be 2 meters away from the flaw, Dad spent a lot of money at home to buy a 486. Every night, "kingdoms Yingjie", leading to a serious decline in vision. Other people's myopia is read reading, and my is playing games. Shame, shame ...
Just then the windows is purely to play novelty, not yet to the point of usefulness, dos6.22 is the king at that time. So far into DOS or conditioned to play dir/w. Soon, Windows95 out, Windows entered a useful stage, and even some of the games can only play under the Windows95. -_-b ... Now it seems that there are no games just to play under DOS. Time has become that is a fast ah ~
calculate, Calculate ~ eyes or forward (money) to see it. Looking back, those are just a review of what makes you smile.

Windows1.0 installation program:
Http://files.cnblogs.com/JustinYoung/Windows1_0.rar
Do not expect it to be installed, but the pure DOS system may also be able to install OH. I've never tried it. A friend with a virtual machine can try Oh.

By the way, dot windows1.0 software anecdote:

since the official release of Windows 1.0 in 1985, Windows has been accompanying us for a full 20 years. In these 20 years, after the Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.1, 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and many other version numbers, Windows evolved into a very good operating system from the user interface originally used as a DOS system. The same time Windows 20 years is also a personal computer step by step into the family of 20, windows for the popularity of the PC is a must.

For today's readers, more than 20 years ago, most of the people did not touch the computer. It just doesn't matter, now let's look back on the 1985, about 20 interesting anecdotal about Windows 1.0.

1. At the outset, Bill Gates referred to Windows 1.0 as the "Interface Manager" (Interface manager). Rowland Hanson, the then marketing director, told Legetz that Windows would be a more appropriate name. Fortunately, Bill Gates finally took his advice, otherwise we may be using interface Manager XP now.

2. Microsoft started the development of Interface Manager (Windows) in 1981, without the concept of a graphical user interface (GUI) or some of the features associated with Windows today.

3. The menu for the Interface Manager's earlier version number is located at the bottom of the screen, similar to the current DOS version of Word and the user interface of some other popular DOS applications at the time.

Windows 1.0 Interface 4. As early as November 1983, Microsoft started to publicize Windows 1.0, which is the suqeegee (roller-like thing) and washcloth (rag) used to clean the window. But until two years later, Windows 1.0 finally came out, lifting the user's appetite.

Windows 1.0 Promotional Materials

5. In 1983, Microsoft wanted Windows to be a graphical user interface for Atari ST. But Atari can't stand Microsoft Slow Development Progress, finally Atari chose Digital Research gem as a replacement, I wonder if they now regret the decision of the year?

6. While it is claimed that Windows is an imitation of Mac OS, the real inspiration for Microsoft's development of Windows comes from the Vision Desktop execution environment, which was unveiled in 1982. In that year's comdex, Bill Gates was deeply attracted by his vision, he saw three vision demonstrations, but also called the company's technical staff to get inspiration.

The vision interface of the year

7. The conditions for installing Windows 1.0 are: Memory, DOS 2.0 system, two floppy drive.

8. In 1983, Byte Magazine, after viewing an earlier version of Windows 1.0, announced that Windows would have extraordinary scalability, reconfiguration, portability, given the moderate hardware requirements of windows and its selling price.

9. Windows 1.0 uses an original file manager called MS-DOS to run the program. Despite 20 years of Windows, the File manager, which has not changed much, is also active in Windows XP.

MS-DOS Executive

Windows 1.0 has multi-tasking capability, but does not agree to form overlap.

11. Microsoft also bundled calculators, clocks, calendar tables, Notepad, and several other small apps in Windows 1.0.

12. Despite the limited number of bundled applications in Windows 1.0, Microsoft's early ads claimed that Windows had a very de facto application.

Windows 1.0 Applications

13. Because of the lack of third-party software companies developing applications for Windows 1.0, Windows 1.0 sells poorly. Microsoft's own Word and Excel did not provide the Windows version number until 1987 and 1989 respectively, and the Mac version number of Word and Excel was published as early as 1985.

14. Microsoft was not publicly issuing shares until 1986 and became a joint stock company.

15. In 1984, PC World announced that Windows provided a simple, powerful and inexpensive user interface. These unique features will make Windows a de facto standard in the PC market. PC World's predictions are correct, and after a few years, this pre-test becomes a well-known fact.

16. Shortly after Wiindows 1.0 was announced, PC Magazine was raving about Windows 1.0. Its claims that both DOS-hating and DOS experts will be amazed at the ease of use of Windows.

17. After Windows 1.0 was published for two weeks, Microsoft released the Windows 1.01 version, after which a lengthy patch fix was started. The situation remains unchanged.

18. Here is an early Windows 1.0 promotional picture showing Bill Gates lying on a desk with his upper body leaning against a monitor. Behind him were several other computers, including an IBM PC and Mac.

Has the young Bill Gates ever thought of the future glory?

19. From the beginning, Windows supports color display. At the time, the Mac was also focused on the classic black-and-white world. This makes the PC Magazine loudly announced that there will be many Mac users who will be transferred to the embrace of Windows.

20. When Windows 1.0 was priced at $100, it would be $177 if it were to be converted into today's currency. This is exactly the price of buying a set of Windows XP Home for a retail edition today.

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I'm sorry, I swear--this is too much, windows1.0. installation program (download included)