'Windows 7', for example, was not. It was Windows 6.1, just as Vista was Windows 6.0. Even these days Windows '11' still appears as Windows 6.3 (a.k.a. Windows '8.1') unless an application does a manifest. It's backward-compatibility-related.
'Windows 7', for example, was not. It was Windows 6.1, just as Vista was Windows 6.0. Even these days Windows '11' still appears as Windows 6.3 (a.k.a. Windows '8.1') unless an application does a manifest. It's backward-compatibility-related.