The logo was commissioned by Brad Silverberg, a Senior VP at Microsoft. According to Silverberg, the right part of the logo is a window, while the left part of the logo conveys motion.

This logo primary was used for Windows NT 3.1, the first version of Windows NT and first 32-bit Windows, was released on July 27, 1993. This version was based on the 3.1 desktop …

1995–2001 Logo used in early Chicago builds, similar to the NT 3.5 logo Stacked logo Website version (January–April 1999)

Este logo principal fue usado para Windows NT 3.1, la primera versión de Windows NT y el primer Windows de 32 bits, fue lanzada el 27 de julio de 1993. Esta versión se basó en el …

On computers with UEFI firmware, the Windows logo is replaced with the logo of the computer/motherboard manufacturer. On other machines, only the Windows symbol is shown …

Para otros logos relacionados, véase: • Compatibilidad • Iconos • Logos variantes • Pantallas de arranque • Pre-lanzamientos • Versiones • Versiones canceladas

Este logo, modificado para parecerse al logo de Microsoft de 2012, aunque en azul Windows, fue filtrado por primera vez el 15 de junio de 2021 y fue hecho oficial cuando Microsoft anunció …

This logo was planned during Windows 8 Pre-Consumer Preview, however went unused. The colors were instead given to Microsoft 's logo in 2012, and it appeared on the Windows logo …

This slogan was used in Windows 3.1 advertisements. These slogans were used in Windows 95 advertisements and some Microsoft advertisements in the mid 1990s decade.

This logo has no differences to Server 2012 R2, 2016 and 2019 except the change to 2022. However, this logo was rarely officially used by Microsoft in advertising.