Also in possible relation to the removal of real mode DOS, there is no actual boot screen besides the "first boot" one. Instead, the shutdown screen, temporarily changed to a blue screen (although not necessarily a crash screen) as of this build, is now displayed by the 32-bit virtual machine manager ( VMM32.VXD), which then halts the system upon showing the message. Due to this, Windows no longer truly exits to MS-DOS upon displaying the safe to shutdown screen. This is the first known build to remove the ability to use MS-DOS in real mode. This build was released to developers on 23 July 1999. Windows Me build 2332.2 is the first Developer Release, and the earliest available build of Windows Me.
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