History of Windows 3.1

In response to the release of the IBM OS / 2 version 2.0 to market, Microsoft developed Windows 3.1, which offered some minor improvements to Windows 3.0 (as well as the ability to display the Fonts TrueType fonts, developed jointly with Apple), and also contained in it fixes a lot of bugs and support for multimedia. Version 3.1 also removes support for real mode, so it only runs on a protected mode which only the Intel 80286 microprocessor or higher. Microsoft was finally released Windows 3.11, which is a version of Windows 3.1 which includes all patches and fixes are released after Windows 3.1 was launched in 1992.