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The "login" dialog on Windows 95 was just providing network credentials. Windows 95 is a single-user OS. There is no actual login or security.
by xenadu02 3y ago
The "login" dialog on Windows 95 was just providing network credentials. Windows 95 is a single-user OS. There is no actual login or security.
- phire 3y agoTechnically True. But there was an optional registry key that prevents the user from doing anything until after you were logged into the network. So practically, it was a login dialog. But still no security.
- nubinetwork 3y agoThis, you could literally press escape to login.
- valleyer 3y agoThe herein linked article discusses disabling that option, and the animated GIF linked at the beginning shows it not working.
- Kwpolska 3y agoWindows 9x does let users have separate profiles with their own files and settings, even if they aren’t super secure.