Windows 95, launched in 1995, heralded a new era in personal computing with its revolutionary graphical user interface and multitasking capabilities. It introduced the iconic Start menu, taskbar, and Windows Explorer, providing users with intuitive navigation and improved file management. The integration of Internet Explorer paved the way for widespread internet access and communication. Plug and Play functionality simplified hardware installation, while the 32-bit architecture offered enhanced performance. Windows 95 was a commercial success, selling millions of copies worldwide and solidifying Microsoft's dominance in the operating system market. Its impact on modern computing is profound, laying the foundation for subsequent Windows versions.
