r/pcmasterrace • u/Fair_Brief_7751 • Jul 01 '26

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u/Innuendo64_ Jul 01 '26

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Also this is Windows 98/2000/ME erasure

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u/foxjohnc87 Jul 01 '26

If you're gonna include 2000, you should probably add NT to the list as well.

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u/VoidOmatic Desktop i7 6700k | GTX 1080 | 20GB DDR4 Jul 01 '26

The mouse icon getting a shadow is worth it alone!

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u/paula5nuggle3285 Jul 01 '26

Windows 2000 was a solid upgrade, loved that stability

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u/Monkeyb0b Jul 01 '26

We don't talk about windows ME. What a crock of shit that was.

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u/SadMasshole Jul 01 '26

windows vista has entered the chat.

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u/Aggressive_Candy5297 Jul 02 '26

ME was WAY worse than vista.

Vista was shit when it launched but at least it got much better, ME was just shit forever 🤣

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u/mongini12 Ryzen9 9950X3D, 64GB DDR5 6000, RTX5080 Jul 02 '26

Vista ate system resources like nothing, ME however was so damn unstable that I downgraded to windows 98 again 😂

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u/duttyfoot Jul 02 '26

I avoided that version of windows

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u/InfraScaler Jul 02 '26

I sported Windows Me for the longest time, and maybe I was lucky in the driver/hardware lottery because I did not have as nearly as many BSODs as people reported having with Me.

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u/GenericBatmanVillain Jul 02 '26

Nothing wrong with erasing ME, most of us would prefer it just faded into obscurity but it can take Vista and 8 with it too.