Windows 1.0 Reimagined

Windows 1.0 Reimagined was a reimagined version of Windows 1.0 released on September 26, 1990. It was those who had a higher-end personal computer that were able to handle a better version of Windows 2.0. It sold 2.8 million copies before it was discontinued on January 6, 2001.
== Development ==
The development of Windows Reimagine started on May 2, 1987. The development was never documented untill 2015, when the Windows community started looking into the development. The information they have gotten remains scarce.
=== Build 1-23 ===
Text on the right side, up button is now the close button, slightly different colors (glitch), slighty different icons (ex, paint icon has colors) and reversi colors.
=== Build 24-67 ===
Windows name text inverted (black text on white background). File extensions are not shown by default. MS DOS Executive has been renamed to "Files".
=== Build 68-124 ===
Clock now has hour numbers, digital time on the bottom, and icons on the right of the file name. Folders can now be created. Other features included a new documents folder, new MS-DOS applications, and a calculator redesign.
=== Build 125-preview (160) ===
Performance improvements. The Windows icon (which displayed windows with applications, documents, settings, and logout options) was included. The Down button became the fullscreen button.
=== Build 160-release (215) ===
32 color-support was added and efficiency improvements were made. Settings became Control Panel, which included new settings, such as mouse sensitivity. The background color became grey.
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