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07-22-2001, 09:50 AM
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| Win98SE Ver. WinME What is the difference between Win98SE,Win2000,WinME? Which is newer WinME or Win2000? Thanks Clint |
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08-04-2001, 07:29 AM
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| Win ME is newer than Win 98SE. Win2K is not comparable to either since it uses the NT kernel, it is basically the update to NT 4 and an attempt to combine the best of both OS. Win XP due out soon is MS' newest attempt at combining the best of both OS. the NT kernel is raved to be more stable than the Win OS, and based on that the Win OS will be a thing of history once XP is completed. I personnelly use ME and find it to be a good op sys, but I've never tried NT other than @ work.
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