Games
| Component | Description | Introduced |
|---|---|---|
| Chess Titans | A version of Chess. | Windows Vista |
| FreeCell | A version of FreeCell. | Win32s |
| Hearts | A version of Hearts using Black Lady scoring. | Windows for Workgroups 3.11 |
| Inkball | A game where the user tries to get colored balls into the correct holes. | Windows XP Tablet PC Edition |
| Mahjong Titans | A version of Mahjong solitaire. | Windows Vista |
| Minesweeper | A version of Minesweeper. | Windows 3.1 |
| Purble Place | An educational game for children, teaching pattern recognition, shapes, and colors. | Windows Vista |
| Solitaire | A version of Klondike Solitaire. | Windows 3.0 |
| Spider Solitaire | A version of Spider Solitaire. | Microsoft Plus! 98 |
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