The first NT was actually Windows 2000 AKA Windows NT They changed the whole database formatting in 2000 from FAT (the old one in '95, '98, and ME) to NTFS format (NT Filing System) and that's what they've used ever since - that's why you cant upgrade from '95, '98, or ME to 2000, XP, VISTA, or 7.
thank you. the point of a windows seven logo is, well so you can bring the look of windows seven to vista, just like how we wanted(and still do) the windows vista look for windows xp
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Why Windows Seven is called Seven is because it is NT Version 7.
< NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 4.0, NT 5.0 Windows 2000, NT 5.1 Windows XP, NT 5.2 Windows server 2003, NT 6.1 Windows Vista, NT 7.0 Windows 7 >
They changed the whole database formatting in 2000 from FAT (the old one in '95, '98, and ME) to NTFS format (NT Filing System) and that's what they've used ever since - that's why you cant upgrade from '95, '98, or ME to 2000, XP, VISTA, or 7.
but why would you want the windows seven logo, if it says windows 6.1 in the actual info?
good job, nevertheless.
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the point of a windows seven logo is, well so you can bring the look of windows seven to vista, just like how we wanted(and still do) the windows vista look for windows xp
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anyways, i wasn't trying to argue with you
just stating my point.
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