W8 = W3.11 ie no start button


  1. 3D Jed
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    W8 = W3.11 ie no start button


    maybe Bill Gates is getting back to his roots with W8 having no Start button just like W3.11

    who can forget the Rolling Stones 'Start Me Up' Windows promo

    Microsoft Windows 95 Launch Video - Start me Up - YouTube

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  3. GEWB
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    Always liked that promo.

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  4. Layback Bear
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    I remember. It worked then and it works now.
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