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The 12 pages that link to Windows 95, each with the reason it gives.

• sRGBRelated: sRGB was developed to help establish a consistent color baseline for consumer computer systems.

• Microsoft WindowsBroader topic: It reshaped the desktop interface and broadened Windows adoption.

• Windows NTCompared with: It offered broad consumer compatibility while lacking NT’s original separation of system and application code.

• MS-DOSRelated: Its release marked a major shift away from DOS as the visible user environment.

• Windows 3.1Related: It replaced the Program Manager-era desktop with a new interface while carrying Windows into the next generation.

• DirectXRelated: DirectX emerged as Microsoft sought to improve Windows support for games during this era.

• 32-bit computingBroader topic: It made 32-bit personal computing widely visible while preserving substantial 16-bit compatibility.

• Internet ExplorerRelated: Internet Explorer’s early distribution became closely tied to Windows 95 and later Windows releases.

• Windows 9xBroader topic: It launched the family and established its recognizable desktop interface.

• Windows APIBroader topic: Its release accelerated migration toward 32-bit Windows application interfaces.

• Microsoft PaintRelated: Paint gained broader visibility alongside Windows 95's mass-market adoption.

• PC-98Related: Windows 95 accelerated the shift from PC-98's proprietary software ecosystem to IBM-compatible PCs.