Windows 10: What is Windows 1.0 to Windows 2.0?

Iesha Love · Jun 16, 2025 at 3:02 PM

Windows 1.0 was a first operating system released in November, 20 1985, when supported end at December, 31, 2001.Download: https://archive.org/details/windows-1-01-1985/ Windows 2.0 is a major release of Microsoft Windows, a family of graphical operating systems for personal computers developed by Microsoft. it was released to manufacturing on December, 9 1897, as a successor to Windows 1.0. Download: https://archive.org/details/windows-2.0-iso/ Support Ended on December, 31, 2001.Thanks for views

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B_Phillips · Jun 16, 2025 at 3:03 PM

System Reserved Partition on Disk 1 not Disk 0

The results were the same as before: Windows is installed in a single 477 GB partition on Disk 0 and the System Reserved is in a 500 MB partition on Drive 1. The rest of Drive 1 is unallocated. This is identical to the configuration I had when I asked the
question.

The Media Creation Tool used to created the install ISO DVD is v. 10.0.14393 downloaded on 12/13/2016.

I followed your instructions:

I selected Drive 0 and deleted the existing Windows partition.

I clicked New and Apply. Windows then formatted Drive 0 as a single primary partition.

The existing System Reserved partition was still on Drive 1.

So I deleted the System Reserved partition on Drive 1 and the just created Primary partition on Drive 0

I then selected Drive 0 and clicked New and Apply again. Same result a single Primary partition on Drive 0. Drive 1 was left unallocated.

Upon completion of the install

Windows occupies about 15 GB in the only partition on Drive 0

The 500 MB System Reserved partition was placed on Drive 1

The rest of Drive 1 is unallocated.

How can I get the System Reserved partition to be placed as the Partition 1 on Drive 0 with Windows installed in Partition 2?

Thanks.

Bill

BigMack70 · Jun 16, 2025 at 3:03 PM

Windows 8.1, and Why You Should Let Go of Windows 7

Disable metro-

1. First, press the Start + R buttons, to open the Run menu.

2. In the Run window, type “regedit” and hit Enter.

3. Now scroll on the top of the list and double click on “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE”. This will expand the folder.

4. Do the same for “SOFTWARE “.

5. In the list, search for “Microsoft” and open it.

6. Now using the same procedure, navigate to Windows->CurrentVersion->Explorer and some registry entries will appear in the right side of the screen.

7. Click on the one called “RPenabled” and change its value from “1? to “0?.
Click to expand...

Wait wait wait I can do it in 3 steps

Diasble Metro:
1) Don't buy Windows 8
2) ?????
3) Profit!

Katie Witkin · Jun 16, 2025 at 3:03 PM

switch disk numbers: I want Disk 0 to be Disk 1 and Disk 1 to be Disk 0

Hi, My computer contained a normal HDD hard drive. I recently upgraded to a SSD. The original HDD is Disk 0 and the new SSD is Disk 1. The windows OS is on Disk 1. I want to dual boot my system with Windows and Ubuntu with both OS being on the SSD. Since
the SSD is Disk 1 the Ubuntu install goes directly to Disk 0 because Disk 0 is first on the list. How can I switch the two Disks so my SSD drive is Disk 0? Thanks.