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Windows Me has faced endless criticism over the years. It's regarded by many as the worst Windows release of all time. But how much of this criticism is deserved? Today we take a look at the development history of the infamous operating system. I take you though 4 development builds and discuss the major changes that occurred over the years.

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2332.2 (Pre-Beta)
2348 (Pre-Beta)
2452 (Beta 2)
2525.6 (RC 1)

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