Windows XP was released in 2001 and introduced anti-aliased 2D graphics, taskbar buttons for running applications, and error detection capabilities. It also provided digital media support, offline work capabilities, and greater security through file and folder encryption. Later versions like Windows Vista improved searching and parental controls, Windows 7 enhanced boot performance and stability, Windows 8 introduced a tile-based interface and app snapping, and Windows 10 allowed one operating system across all devices and introduced new features like Cortana and the Xbox app.

1. Windows XP

2. Windows XP
• Released in August, 2001
• “XP” is the short form of experience.
• First consumer orientated & Mostly populated
product of MS-DOS
• Anti-aliased 2D graphics, textures
• Taskbar buttons for running applications and Quick
Launch

3. Windows XP
•Detection any type of error
•complete digital media support
•Premier mobile support for the ability to work
offline
•Greater security, encrypt files and folders
•Built-in high performance multiprocessor

4. Windows Vista

5. Windows Vista
•Improved Searching Features
•Redesigned printing, audio, networking
and display Parental Control
•Windows Mail
•Speech Recognition

6. Windows 7

7. Windows 7
• Improved Boot Performance
• Redesigned Taskbar
• Aero Snap
• Support for SSD
• Enhanced Stability
• Network Virtualization

8. Windows 7
•Jump Lists
•Moveable taskbar icons
•Customize UAC
•Control over System Tray icons
•Media Player Lightweight mode

9. Windows 8

10. Windows 8
• Tile-based Interface
• Simpler Shutdown
• Narrator (Reads everything you touch,Sounds to
confirm,Helps blind)
• Snap Apps
• File History
• Search Function
• Two Touch Keyboards
• Sync Settings

11. WINDOWS 10

12. WINDOWS 10(new features)
• One windows for all devices
• Cortana
• X-box app
• Projectspartan browser
• Improve multitasking
• Snap assist
• Action center
• Continuum