Windows Vista Logo
A glossy circular badge (orb) with a deep blue gradient background and a lighter cyan rim at the bottom. Centered inside the orb is a stylized, four-pane waving window/flag composed of four rounded, curved quadrants arranged in a 2x2 grid;...
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About Windows Vista
A glossy circular badge (orb) with a deep blue gradient background and a lighter cyan rim at the bottom. Centered inside the orb is a stylized, four-pane waving window/flag composed of four rounded, curved quadrants arranged in a 2x2 grid; each pane has a bright gradient and soft highlight to create a glassy, three-dimensional look.
The four panes are red (top-left), green (top-right), blue (bottom-left) and yellow (bottom-right). The overall style is highly reflective and gradient-driven, with a polished "glass/Aero" appearance and a subtle inner shadow that separates the panes from the background.
What's in it: stylized window waving flag
Shapes: circular badge / orb four wavy quadrants (rounded panes) glossy highlight subtle inner shadow
Style: glossy gradient skeuomorphic 3D Aero-era
A four-pane window or waving flag (multicolour), suggesting a window/view or brand identity built from four colours.
Colors
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Windows Vista Logo History
This glossy circular "orb" containing the four-colour Windows flag was used by Microsoft as the primary logo for the Windows Vista operating system (introduced 2006) and tied to Vista's "Aero" visual style.
Frequently asked
Which product used this logo?
This orb-style four-colour window logo was used as the primary emblem for Microsoft Windows Vista.
What visual style is this?
The logo uses glossy, gradient-driven skeuomorphic styling associated with the Windows Vista "Aero" look.
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