What  programming language(s) is Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP writtened/programmed in?
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It is done in C/C++. U can check that out in any of the windows programming books.
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It's been a long time since I've used Windows 98, but these pages (in the Sources section) should be useful. \n\nGood luck!
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Those are programming languages. IT's not that easy to list all the details here. C#,ASP.NET and VB.NET are products of Microsoft. Why dodn't you try google!
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Windows NT was the business line of Windows products - Windows 3.1, 3.11, 95, 98, ME, and XP Home edition are the line of home products.  NT stood for "New Technology" is my understanding.
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Are you including computer programming languages?  (Geek alert)
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The 95 version is probably not compatibile with XP...;
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you have to download virtual pc. in that you can load 98 then it will become part of xp.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/Windows/virtualpc/default.mspx
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Open the properties of the application.Select compatibility tab,check the check box and select the option Windows 98/Me.
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windows 95-98 can get away with  32-64mb of ram windows 2000 can do it with 64-128mb  and windows xp needs a minimum 256mb you would need more ram for all operating systems the more you put on the computer and try to run these are not the minimum system req  but a beefed up version
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Which language it is? please specify.
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Windows 2000 is newer.  I believe Windows ME is from 1998.
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Microsoft has this article for XP. Hope this helps :)\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?id=316751
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The biggest difference between Windows XP and Windows 98 is the basic OS architecture.  XP is built on the NT kernel; 98 is built on DOS. Because of this difference, XP supports the NTFS file system, while 98 does not.\n\nMany companies--including Microsoft--have ended support for 98, so new software and hardware are less likely to work with Windows 98.\n\nThat being said, if Windows 98 does what you need to do, there is no reason to upgrade to XP. "Because it's the latest" is not a reason: that's marketing.\n\nI keep an 98 machine around to run older software because, in my experience, XP's compatibility mode is too slow.\n\nIt comes to this: XP is newer, bigger, slower, more compatible with modern hardware and software.  (Please note, I did not include "more secure." I don't believe XP is more secure than 98.)
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Others have suggested installing the drivers, but ONLY install the drivers for Windows XP, go to the manufacturers website and see if they have XP drivers for your particular models, if not, DO NOT install the Windows 98/ME drivers, Windows 2000 drivers MAY work but I wouldn't recommend using them.  Like someone else pointed out, the printer and scanner may simply be too old and not compatible with Windows XP.  If you were using them on Windows 98/ME I can almost guarantee that is the case.
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You need Windows 2000 or XP
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The core functions of the operating system, which do the basic things (reading and writing data) are written in ASM.  Most of the Windows Operating System is coded in C or C++.
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"Win9x" is a generic way to refer to either Windows 95 or Windows 98 (I'd include Windows Me too...)\n\nNot sure what needs fixing though.\n\n*scratches his head*