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To purchase an original copy of (released in 1985), you must look to the vintage software collector market. Because this software is nearly 40 years old, it is no longer sold by Microsoft and is considered a high-value historical artifact. Where to Buy Windows 1.0

: The original retail box and the License Agreement envelope are critical for high-value collectors.

Genuine copies are primarily available through auction sites and vintage computing forums: buy windows 1

: Usually a set of 5.25-inch floppy disks (Setup, Build, Utilities, Desktop Applications, and Program disks).

If you are putting together documentation or a "paper" for a collection, ensure you verify these specific components commonly found in a complete retail set: To purchase an original copy of (released in

: If you just need the software for research, historical disk images are available on sites like WinWorld . Go to product viewer dialog for this item.

: Used or untested disks can start around $30 to $100 . Genuine copies are primarily available through auction sites

: While they primarily provide authentication and grading, their database can help verify the legitimacy of boxed software you find elsewhere. Documenting Your Purchase (Putting Together Your "Paper")