Not all micros used tapes, many used floppies. The classic Mac mentioned in the linked article even knew when you had a floppy inserted and could show (and open

Not all micros used tapes, many used floppies. The classic Mac mentioned in the linked article even knew when you had a floppy inserted and could show (and open) an icon on the desktop once you did. But you could also say the same for Windows 95 though, after you inserted the CD and had the window open then what? You still had to read a manual or whatever to figure out how the application worked. Or even Windows 95 itself. Which isn't something that modern PCs have solved either - people who haven't used computers before to this day treat them as (black) magic boxes that they might break if they do something slightly odd because of how complex things are. And a modern Windows 10 computer has a ton more stuff on screen than a Windows 95 computer ever had.