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==Technical details==
MS-DOS (from the x86 DOS lineage) technically starts this lineage, as Windows was simply a graphical shell for it at first. By the time of Windows 95, Windows was a full-fledged OS but still had DOS underpinnings and relied on DOS as a bootloader, and the lineage ended in 2000 with the debut of the last 9x, ME.

==In-story==
[[MSDOS|MS-DOS-tan]] and [[PCDOS|PC-DOS-tan]] were cloned from [[QDOS|QDOS-tan]], and identified as being from the x86 DOS (then CP/M) bloodline, but were named as the start of a new lineage, along with their sister [[Windows 1.0|Windows 1.0-tan]] in 1985. Their upbringing, culture, and the ties that MS-DOS and PC-DOS had to the early Windows-tans marked them apart considerably from the rest of the DOSes.

Originally, MS-DOS and PC-DOS saw the other DOSes as competition and didn't think much of them until many years later.

The Win 9x moniker for the DOS-based Windows-tans comes from the prominence of [[Windows 95|95-tan]]; her predecessors mostly lived in obscurity, 1.0-tan and 2.0-tan aren't even acknowledged within the [[Windows Family]].

===Traits and abilities===
The 9x's have widely varying hair colors and eye colors, but all of them are fairly petite (the tallest of them being 95 or 95 OSR 2.1). Their abilities have a lot of variation, such as 95's sword-wielding, 98 and 98 SE's mech piloting and ME's scallion-wielding, but all of them have the ability to harness the DOS command line and programs.

===Affiliations===
All of the DOS/Win9x-based Windows-tans were born into the Windows Family or its predecessor (except for Windows 3.2-tan and 97-tan), but not all live there anymore, as some of them were exiled (1.0, 2.0), or defected (95 OSR 2.1, 2.5).
*1.0 and 2.0 are in the [[Binteeji Renmei]].
*The defectors are in the [[Wanderer Class]].

The [[WinNT|NT branch]] and part of the 9x branch (composing of the canon Windows-tans plus MS-DOS) are united in the current-day Windows Family. They don't know the two branches aren't blood-related, let alone the DEC/VMS heritage of NT, as a lot of secrets have been kept from the younger generation Windows-tans, but happily treat each other as sisters nonetheless and are a close-knit family.

==OS-tans of this lineage==
*[[Windows 1.0]]
*[[Windows 2.0]]
*[[Windows 3.1]]
*[[Windows 3.2]]
*[[Windows 95]]
*[[95 OSR 2.1]]
*[[95 OSR 2.5]]
*[[Windows 97]]
*[[Windows 98]]
*[[Windows 98SE]]
*[[Windows ME]]

[[Category:OS-tan Lineage]][[Category:Windows]]

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Added a list section.

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	The [[WinNT\|NT branch]] and part of the 9x branch (composing of the canon Windows-tans plus MS-DOS) are united in the current-day Windows Family. They don't know the two branches aren't blood-related, let alone the DEC/VMS heritage of NT, as a lot of secrets have been kept from the younger generation Windows-tans, but happily treat each other as sisters nonetheless and are a close-knit family.		The [[WinNT\|NT branch]] and part of the 9x branch (composing of the canon Windows-tans plus MS-DOS) are united in the current-day Windows Family. They don't know the two branches aren't blood-related, let alone the DEC/VMS heritage of NT, as a lot of secrets have been kept from the younger generation Windows-tans, but happily treat each other as sisters nonetheless and are a close-knit family.

			==OS-tans of this lineage==
			*[[Windows 1.0]]
			*[[Windows 2.0]]
			*[[Windows 3.1]]
			*[[Windows 3.2]]
			*[[Windows 95]]
			*[[95 OSR 2.1]]
			*[[95 OSR 2.5]]
			*[[Windows 97]]
			*[[Windows 98]]
			*[[Windows 98SE]]
			*[[Windows ME]]

	[[Category:OS-tan Lineage]][[Category:Windows]]		[[Category:OS-tan Lineage]][[Category:Windows]]

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