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Microsoft Windows 2.03

Microsoft Windows 2.03 was released on December 9th, 1987. This is the second version of Windows 2.x (If we arent counting Windows 2.02, which is lost media.)

- Microsoft Windows 2.01

Microsoft Windows 2.10 ->


Screenshots (Created by Jarek16) (One image taken from WinWorldPC)

Windows 2.03 Setup Screen

This is the setup program for Windows 2.03, it is completely different from the Windows 2.01 setup program.

Windows 2.03 Floppy or Hard drive

We'll pick hard drive.

Windows 2.03 directory

Windows 2.01 had directory named WIN386, 2.03 has WINDOWS.

Windows 2.03 selection list

Checking if everything is correct and enter! (I've taken less screenshots because the setup is basically the exact same on all Windows 2.x versions.)

Windows 2.03 copying files

Now it is copying files to the windows directory, im gonna show the end of the setup, because i've learned my lesson to not show every single time a person needs to eject a disk and put another one, because that waste peoples time.

Windows 2.03 Readme file view

We can just continue by not reading the readme file.

Windows 2.03 Setup is completed

And now the Windows 2.03 Setup installation has completed!

Windows 2.03 Bootscreen

Look at that bootscreen! (Image taken from WinWorldPC)

Windows 2.03 Cardfile

Its seem I have forgotten to take a screenshot of the Windows 2.03 Desktop, ah whatever, its still the same as every single Windows 2.x version. Here is the cardfile.

Windows 2.03 Write

Microsoft Write program works very well.

Multiple MS-DOS executive's

Didn't know what to do, so I opened up multiple MS-DOS executive's.

Windows 2.03 version

The about box shows that it is indeed Version 2.03.

Shutting down on Windows 2.03

Shutting down Windows 2.03.


Configurations

Program: PCem v17

Machine: [386DX] AMI 386DX clone

CPU: i386DX/33

Memory: 2 MB

Display: VGA

HDD: [IDE] Standard IDE

FDD1: 5.25" 360k

FDD2: 3.5" 720k

Hard drive: Sectors 63, Heads 16, Cylinders 32 [15MB]

Mouse: Microsoft 2-button mouse (serial)


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