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My Windows 98 will not boot problems with the electrical part, can it be replaced?

You mention that you made a disk image of the drive in it - could you elaborate a little how you did that? Did you remove the drive and installed it in another PC and did the image there or did you use some external CD/DVD drive and what software, if you did it on the Wyse unit itself? If this is in another video of yours just let me know, I'll watch it there.

Where can I download it on internet? Because I want it

The one that said video on it was most probably out of a sky box pal

You could just pop the circuit board out of the ssd and it may fit in the original d.o.m port, just cover the back with insulating tape to avoid shorting it on the screw point. Many if not most ssd circuit boards do not fill the case it is in, they are mostly to comply with mounting standards and to avoid shorts. Ps. Xp (32bit) works best with 3+ Gb ram, the graphics can use the rest so 2 x 2 Gb would be better. Avoid xp 64 bit as it is fraught with problems and never worked well on anything.

Amigo no se te rompió el logo azul de net vista al quitarlo, yo por suerte tenía dos frontales y en uno se rompió

My first PC build was a Duron 800mhz that I overclocked to 1.2ghz. I definitely had to increase core voltage for the OC. The PC always ran hot and had a lot of noisy fans. I took it to some LAN events and proudly told people about the OC. At later events, guys would be shocked that the 'mighty duron' was still going and hadn't cooked itself yet.

I want to put an atx motherboard in a at case your doing the opposite of what I wanted

THhank you for all the tech information. I noticed you left the Lithium 3V battery on while installing the systemboard in the metal housing. The metal casing can create shortcuts, then, you know! Thanks anyway!

Can it run Half-Life 2?

There was an option 4, of course: Linux. You'd need to install something compact, like Antix or MX Linux perhaps, a 32-bit version. It would get you a modern web browser, at least.

On these newer units, make sure that you have enough memory, on my 7020 it will take up to 8GB of DDR3 Sodimm chips.. (2 X 4GB) and I replaced the original SSD with a Sata to NGFF adapter and went with a 512GB SSD. was able to install W10 Pro with no issues. I also have a wyse R90LW thin client and right now it will only run WXP on a 2GB SSD (44 pin IDE drive) I am planning on getting a 44 pin ribbon cable for it and use 2 80GB 2.5" IDE Drives. the unit supports SATA, except the cable to upgrade the unit has been discontinued and is impossible to find... as they are a special build. but, all in all... the Dell Wyse thin clients are really nice providing you can upgrade the memory and the SSD to a decent size. you can find WXP through www.zone94.com and you can get W10 and W11 there too!

try this it might work for you! what you do is take the drivers and go to Local C Drive and double click it and make a Folder called WYSE and in that folder put all the drivers there and use a program like WinRAR if they are in a zip file and extract it there then go to device Manager and click on each hardware and tell it to Update Diver and click the 2nd option browse and direct it to Computer, Local Disc C, Wyse, Drivers and chose the folder and it will scan it and most time it will install the Drivers its like forcing the drivers without trying to install it due to wrong operating or hardware restriction these Wyse are little bit weird and sometime is a bug or a written permission from Wyse or dell to reject the driver but my method usually works cause your not trying to install it your just letting it check for the INF folder and then it forces it to use them drivers...

These are perfect for Linux based OS.

FUCKING YES !

Sometimes you can get away with a faster FSB overclock (K6-2+, K6-III, K6-III+) by disabling the motherboard cache in the BIOS, because the cache chip(s) can't keep up with the bus. But as you said, things running on the AGP and PCI bus can also crash due to being so far out of spec :) Great video, love this era of hardware!

Thank you for sharing! AT style cases are rare these days, but this is a great solution! Especially the i/o back plane looks great! Is there any chance you would be able to share that file? Thank you for your response!

! the reason that this pc doesnt have an integrated mouse function is because it actually CAME with a mouse that has the same branding, i have one of these computers, its pretty neat and has a slightly asymmetrical design with the left button being a little bigger by extending in front of the scroll wheel

Nice informative video. I have the smaller GA-5AA board which I plan to recap as it has a couple of bulging caps. The asus and gigabyte boards were to me the pick of the bunch.

Since I already had an HP t5530 running 98SE, I decided to pick one of these up for a different experiment: How convincingly can Windows XP be made to fake Windows 98SE? The answer is "Beautifully well once the login process is finished". (You go 95% of the way there using Windows XP's built-in theming options... including using the System control panel to apply "performance" tweaks to turn off things like transparent backgrounds on desktop icon labels, and then apply the Inexperience patcher to fix things like the Start Menu icon and use TweakUI for XP and X-Teq X-Setup Pro to apply the last few registry tweaks that have no UI by default... just remember to turn off things like the indexing service, BootOptimizeFunction, and NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate when running XP off flash memory to avoid spending write cycles on mitigations for problems you won't have anyway.)

Wenn ich mich richtig erinnere haben die CPUs ab dem K6-3D mit Chomper-XT-Kern die Eigenart, das sie damals den Multiplikator von 2.0 als 6.0 interpretierten. Ich konnte damals meinen AMD K6-3+ entweder mit einem Multiplikator von 5.5 und einem FSB von 110 MHz (605 MHz) oder einem Multiplikator von 6.0 mit einem FSB von 100 MHz (600 MHz) betreiben. Mehr habe ich in meiner Konfiguration damals nicht rausholen können.

I believe you missed something and I was actually looking forward to seeing how you managed it. 😃When it comes to those adapters that let you use ATX power supplies with an AT motherboard, they bring out the green and black wires for the power button - PS-ON and GROUND respectively. The problem is that the power button on the ATX case is momentary, while the PS-ON signal from the power supply needs to be grounded the whole time the computer is running. To sum it up, the way the PC works at the end of the video is - you press the power button on the case, the computer comes on, you take the finger off the power button, the computer shuts off. You'd need to keep your finger on the power button indefinitely, to keep the computer running. The way this needs to be solved is by physically changing the power button on the case from a momentary switch to a toggle switch that keeps the circuit closed after being pushed and that's easier said than done. To keep it pretty, you'd need to find a toggle switch the same size and form factor as the momentary one mounted on the case.

What is this extention called that you have conected to the moguel.

Thank you very much for your videos about the Wyse Cx0. I also have one of these thin clients here and now I want to make a Windows 98 retro system out of it. I found your videos very useful and helpful. I am 64 years old and have seen the entire development, from the 286 to the 486 and all successors, as well as from DOS to Windows 11. I'm sure i'll feel nostalgic when building a Windows 98 system. 😃

Class music. What is it?

Was the cpu's manufacturer's in the same country ? I've noticed CPU's from different makers clock different.

i guess the gpu is a Creative 3D Blaster 4 Titanium 4600 (Geforce 4 Ti 4600) with custom zalman cooler and additional blue heatsinks on the ram chips

If the sound card in the thin client or the USB sound card have a line in input, one option would be to connect the output of one sound card to the line in of the other. I have an old Pentium retro PC with two sound cards (ISA for DOS and PCI for Windows 98) and this worked very well.

Any new info about audio drivers for win 98?

They sell them here in Bulgaria for $8 each + $4 shipping. Free shipping if you buy more than one, I wonder if I shall pick up few of them.

Would you mind sharing your WIndows 98 Drivers? I am having difficulties finding lan, video and audio drivers for my C90LE.

Everyone forgets the chipset thermal compound.

I had an old Toshiba Satellite that had a monochrome LCD screen. Thinking about someone gaming on the laptop does not sound feasible when you mentioned the faded W, A, S, D keys, but I was able to get 16-bit color out the VGA port to a CRT monitor.

I am loving your video content so far.

I loved my Eee PC 701. The 1 GHz Celeron was so much faster than the Intel Atom N270 in the 901 series.

debateing to get this or a packard bel from 1994, as what we atarted out with,, either or model could supposrt windows 7 max,, not windows 10.. very interesting video by far,,nice very informative,,nice points..

You talk about this CPU 'not being as fast as you'd think' based on it's design vs other CPUs of the era, but honestly, if you look at benchmarks of that G-T56N APU compared to what would have been commonly used with XP, it's actually pretty decent. If you consider that the Northwood Pentium 4's would have come out around the same time XP was released, and the Passmark score of a Pentium 4 3.6 GHz CPU is around 315, an Athlon XP 2800+ CPU (similar release date) has a score of 260, and an Athlon 64 x2 3400+, which came out much later is a 531, the G-T56N's score of 484 is actually very impressive, especially considering it's only an 18W TDP vs the Pentium 4 3.6's 115W and the Athlon XP 2800's 89W. This thin client is perfectly suited to running XP, IMHO.

i have same pc can i upgrade its windows ? i tried but it showing error

I see now why Phil of " Phil's Computer Lab" started showing himself in his videos instead of just his hands as everybody else copied what he was doing to begin with!

My first thought: K6. Skipped to the end: K6. Not that mystery 😴

I use a hp T620 plus for XP gaming, as it is supported by hp, and it has a pci express x8 port

Make sure to enable DMA mode in device manager for your hard drive :) DMA stands for Direct Memory Access and does two things: It speeds up data transfer and reduces CPU utilisation. Also its pretty cool to find a retro PC TH-camr that's from the UK :D

I have an idea... Put the IPA in the PRESSURE WASHER! haha j/k - sorta...

Specified these with my first pc in 1994. Have been using them with a cheap radio for years. Made it sound a lot better. Currently using a Videologic Scirroco Crossfire setup for computer and music. The YST M100 will have a new lease of life with a Yamaha subwoofer.

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I am totally confused. I try to install Win Me OEM Version and it boots from CD fine and just SKIPS the Product Key Screen .???

You seem like the tech moan of retro PC hardware, love the channel.

what work on XP ?

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Did you ever get graphics driver working? I can’t find a Win98 driver for VX855. The VIA website only has XP drivers for the VX855.