Windows 98 was famously known for bundling Internet Explorer 4.0 and its "desktop update" package, which essentially overhauled the UI of computers running it, much to the expense of the user in certain cases.

Windows 98 was a 16/32 bit hybrid kernel, meaning that at the maximum, up to four gigs of RAM were usable, but only through patches, due to a lack of proper support for over one gigabyte of RAM.

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