Venerable Windows users that we are, we recall (sometimes with fond memories) the days when Windows 95 ruled the desktop. Perhaps it wasn’t as exciting as XP, and we doubt that it will be as ...

Themes have been a part of Windows since at least Windows 95, and they're still with us in Windows 7 in the form of a single file that packages together one or more desktop backgrounds, a screen ...

This takes some existing Windows 95 theme and icon projects, and adds GTK themes, an MS-DOS shell theme, the ability to install those cheesy ’90s Plus! themes, and a Microsoft Office 95 theme ...

From "Clouds" wallpaper in Windows 95 to "Bloom" in Windows 11, Microsoft has a rich history of introducing iconic backgrounds for its desktop operating system.A lot of effort also goes into ...

A new Facebook malvertising campaign has been discovered tricking victims looking for Windows themes and other software into downloading information-stealing malware. As per the report from ...

On Windows 11, you can use themes to quickly change the look and feel of the desktop. In this guide, I will show you the steps to change themes and install new ones on your computer.

Windows 7 ships with several unique themes and desktop backgrounds, ... Themes bring back to memory a Windows 95 add-on pack offered by Microsoft called Plus!.

If you have any interest in retro-computing, you know it can be difficult to round up the last official bug fixes and updates available for early Internet-era versions of Windows like 95, 98, and ...

This takes some existing Windows 95 theme and icon projects, and adds GTK themes, an MS-DOS shell theme, the ability to install those cheesy ’90s Plus! themes, and a Microsoft Office 95 theme ...

Windows 95 iOS theme turns your iPhone into a glorious retro PC Jeff Parsons. Published February 22, 2019 11:04am Updated December 13, 2019 10:22am Share this with. Comments. Back in the days ...

How to turn your iPhone into a retro PC: iOS theme transforms your screen into a replica of Windows 95. Theme was created by Sweden-based developer Emil Avara, who calls it iOS95; ...

Windows 95 introduced the start menu, powered by a button in the bottom-left corner of the desktop. This gives a central point of entry into menus from which to choose commands and applications.