[Intro]
Replacing the kernel in the first versions of Windows
In the earliest versions of Windows, the system core contained in the .BIN file that was loaded when showing the boot screen after entering the command "win"
This was in Windows 1.x and 2.x As of Windows 3.0, the download is already done differently.
So, this is completely original Windows 1.0, which fulfills our requirements
But since we also have Windows 2.0, why not try replace the .BIN file that contains the kernel with places
This is what we will do now :)
Copy the WIN100.BIN file, which contains the kernel Windows 1.0 to the Windows 2.0 folder
Rename this file as "WIN200.BIN"
And let's boot to Windows 2.0
And before us is the environment from Windows 1.0
But here, in fact, not everything is perfect, as it seems to us.
When launching applications, the system is immediately suspended, showing a window that you need to insert a floppy disk to continue working, but what kind of floppy disk - is not clear
We will not be able to find out the version of the system - we immediately exiting to DOS And when you restart the system - a black screen
Also with launching applications. We immediately exiting to DOS, and when you restart the system, it already hangs tight
But what about doing the opposite?
Basically, Windows 1.0 apps work on Windows 2.0 too. Maybe the situation will be better?
But no, before reaching the file manager, the system immediately stops and asks to insert some kind of floppy
Even if you reboot the system, everything will be exactly the same.
And that's all. See you later :)
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