1. Windows 3.2

Contents HistoryVersion Release Dates:. Windows Premiere Edition: July 30, 1985. Windows 1.01: November 20, 1985 (official release). Windows 1.02: May 1986. Windows 1.03: August 1986. Windows 1.04: April 1987Succeeded by In December 9, 1987,Support for this version of Windows ended on December 31, 2001. It is the longest supported version of Windows ever, supported for 16 years.FeaturesWindows 1.0x retail box.Windows 1.0 System requirements:.

Video: //. DOS: MS-DOS 2.0. RAM: 256 KB or more,. Disk Drive(s): 2 double-sided disk drives or hard drive.Windows 1.0 included programs:.Gallery of screenshots.

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Windows 3.2

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