I used (almost) every edition of Microsoft's operating system, so it's time to remember some of Microsoft's iconic first-party programs.

As Microsoft turns 50, let's delve into the evolution of Windows and how the operating system has matured over the years.

A PC gamer reimagines Steam on Windows 98, impressing other users with attention to detail - picture-perfect nostalgia. Valve's Steam started in 2003 for game updates, supporting Windows 98 ...

NT Server gained significant market share, while NT Workstation client version was aimed at the professional user and not the Windows 95/98 market ... the first time the computer booted directly ...

In Microsoft terms though its history goes back only as far as Windows 98, earlier MS operating systems remain off-limits. Neither piece of software is especially useful, and we can’t see a rush ...