Comment by Ericson2314 1 year ago Didn't know 32-bit Windows was completely gone. 3 comments Ericson2314 Reply JdeBP 1 year ago It's not even that 32-bit Windows is gone. It's that NTVDM is (years ago) gone. See discussion elsewhere on this very page. fredoralive 1 year ago AFAIK all 32-bit x86 versions of Windows 10 have NTVDM as an option, it's the dropping of 32-bit kernel Windows with Windows 11 that finally killed it. mixmastamyk 1 year ago DOS was extended to 16-bit. ;-)
JdeBP 1 year ago It's not even that 32-bit Windows is gone. It's that NTVDM is (years ago) gone. See discussion elsewhere on this very page. fredoralive 1 year ago AFAIK all 32-bit x86 versions of Windows 10 have NTVDM as an option, it's the dropping of 32-bit kernel Windows with Windows 11 that finally killed it.
fredoralive 1 year ago AFAIK all 32-bit x86 versions of Windows 10 have NTVDM as an option, it's the dropping of 32-bit kernel Windows with Windows 11 that finally killed it.
It's not even that 32-bit Windows is gone. It's that NTVDM is (years ago) gone. See discussion elsewhere on this very page.
AFAIK all 32-bit x86 versions of Windows 10 have NTVDM as an option, it's the dropping of 32-bit kernel Windows with Windows 11 that finally killed it.
DOS was extended to 16-bit. ;-)