- Windows 1.0 and 2.0 did not have a distinct logo and relied on traditional Microsoft branding.
- Windows 3.1 introduced the iconic four-pane window logo, marking a significant shift in branding.
- The logos for Windows 95 and 98 featured a cleaner Sans-Serif font and represented an evolution in branding.
- Windows ME had a revamped logo aimed at a younger audience, featuring a green frame.
- Windows XP introduced a bold, expressive logo with a 3D effect, marking a new era in branding.
- Windows Vista's logo embraced glassmorphism and was consistent with Windows 7, showcasing a glossy finish.
- Windows 8 introduced a flat blue logo reflecting minimalism and the new Metro UI.
- Windows 10 retained a minimalist approach with a darker shade of blue logo.
- Windows 11 featured a straighter, more minimalistic logo with slight curvature of the edges.