Why could you close the Windows 95 Start button?
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 15th Feb 2012 11:03 UTC
Windows Raymond Chen's The Old New Thing - one of the best Windows blogs on the web - has a very interesting item up about a certain bit of behaviour in Windows 95 I was unaware of. Basically, there's a neat little trick where you can close and move the Start button. It wasn't a feature, but a bug.
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RE: Um, that was 17 years ago...?!?
by boxy on Thu 16th Feb 2012 03:14 UTC in reply to "Um, that was 17 years ago...?!?"
boxy
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2011-06-20

I for one can't fathom why anyone would be interested in an obscure bug in Windows 95. This OS stopped being relevant LONG ago. While the start menu bug is an interesting factoid, it's not really very relevant so why would any of us care?


You cared enough to post this message. You don't actually have to read the content of this website ya know. Clearly many of "us" (whatever that means) care as evidenced in the comments up to this point.

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