What was the first Windows NT for home computers? Many people will answer that it was Windows XP. And some will say a little higher - Windows 2000.
In an era when Windows 2000 was only for serious users and Windows 9x was just becoming obsolete, there was a project called Windows Neptune that focused exclusively on home users.
In this video, we'll go through this OS in detail: what it is and how it differs from the release versions
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⌚ Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:05 - General introduction
0:39 - What about Windows 2000?
0:50 - Windows Me as an attempt to become a user-friendly OS
1:15 - Windows Me problems (briefly)
1:36 - “And the result is...”
1:52 - What will be in this video?
2:16 - First mentions and history of the project
4:29 - Number of builds of this project and “public” release
5:58 - Testing: a story about a real PC
├ 6:54 - Installation
├ 8:28 - First startup and user configuration
└ 9:17 - Rebooting
9:36 - Differences and functions
├ 9:40 - Branding
├ 9:56 - Interface
├ 10:13 - MARS
├ 10:58 - Windows Identities
├ 12:14 - Quick startup
├ 12:51 - OOBE
├ 13:24 - MultiDesk
└ 13:39 - Shutdown and welcome screen
14:40 - Activity Centers
15:50 - Results, reflections, survey results
16:40 - Titles, acknowledgements, end
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