Microsoft included it for educational purposes. The first OS to include one was Windows 3.0 in 1990. Back to the beginningĬomputer-based Solitaire programs are almost as old as Windows itself. And it’s not what you’d expect (using a deck of cards like a normal person). With one simple trick, I can enjoy Solitaire for free, ad-free. Thankfully, I found another, slightly more absurd way.
If you want to use different card backs and not have sudden, loud videos play between every third or fourth game, you better buy a premium pass. And worse, you’ll have to watch ads periodically. Sure, you can play without paying, but you’ll have limited features to work with. It turns out Solitaire on Windows isn’t totally free anymore. I know this setup sounds like it was written by a clickbait generator, but it’s real. Instead, I ended up slamming any search term I could think of into Microsoft Bing via the Microsoft Edge browser. Get a few games with a program that has been included for free with nearly every desktop operating system since 1990.
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