Windows 33 SE

Windows 33 SE was an operating system released by KawaiiSoft and developed by Microsoft.
The rapid decline of Microsoft was only getting worse in 2140. While they were trying their hardest to release every version they had planned, the struggle was increasing and the newly-formed KawaiiSoft was getting frustrated. While they still hung on to Windows until version 66, they had a minimal interest in assisting with development, therefore leaving Microsoft in the dust.
When Windows 33 did not spark the community as much as older versions (such as Windows 10), Microsoft attempted to revamp this version with Windows 33 SE, making some UI overhauls and adding some support for newer technologies, e.g. computers running Giga-Qubit architectures. Microsoft knew full well that this would be the last well-known version of Windows, or at least the last one people would care to remember. Thus, Windows updates went silent for a while until the release of Windows 33 TE, in which Microsoft and KawaiiSoft made one final attempt to generate interest in their beloved project, now seen as obsolete in the eyes of an ever-changing universe.
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