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Windows XP was a significant leap forward in terms of design, user experience, and features, and the startup sound perfectly captures the essence of this groundbreaking operating system. This gentle and calming melody, composed by Bill Brown, was intended to provide a sense of security and stability to users. The Windows XP startup sound is perhaps the most iconic of all. This sound was meant to convey a sense of progress and advancement, as Windows ME was designed to be the bridge between Windows 98 and the forthcoming Windows XP. Windows ME, short for “Millennium Edition,” had a startup sound that was a little more futuristic and upbeat compared to its predecessors. This eight-second tune is both calming and inviting, representing the improvements and refinements that Windows 98 brought to the operating system. The Windows 98 startup sound was an evolution of the Windows 95 sound, with a more orchestral feel. As the first version of Windows to introduce the Start button and taskbar, this startup sound is often regarded as a classic.

The six-second jingle brings to mind the excitement and anticipation of exploring a new frontier in personal computing.

The Windows 95 startup sound was composed by Brian Eno, a legendary ambient music composer.

The evolution of Windows startup sounds.

A brief History of startup sounds in Windows.

How to change the default startup sound in Windows 11 or 10.

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