This is what adding insult to injury looks like. Love it. And the ridiculous amount of effort to get it done, condensed in 18 minutes... you have some perseverance!
"The CD driver didn't detect the CD drive, which I honestly somewhat expected." That is a sentence. That is definitely a sentence. _(edited on 2/9/2021 to correct a misquote)_
@@saifukh Michealsoft Binbows was actually a used computer shop in Japan. The video in question is titled '"MICHAELSOFT BINBOWS" isn't what you think it is' from channel "Nick Robinson".
Eh, it's not like you could install any DOS-based system... actually, not even 2000 on any "relatively modern" Intel CPU. I'm not even sure Coffee Lake runs XP.
Retail versions of Windows ME were "expansion" or "upgrade" disks for Windows 98. The version you have (the non-bootable kind) were meant to upgrade from windows 95/98 to Windows ME. They had the full install on them, but were not meant to be used as a clean install CD.
The black bezels are curved at the bottom, it has a thick chin and the display is little less wider cuz the display is of a 16:10 aspect ratio unlike the later iMacs which have aspect ratio of 16:9 Edit: The back of it is composed of black plastic and not aluminum unlike the later iMacs.
You could probably take the PCI-E slot that holds the AirPort card and adapt it to a full slot to plug in a USB controller that actually has drivers for 9x. It's also possible that if your model has a discrete GPU, it _might_ be replaceable with a different card that supports 9x. I'm not sure what socket it's using, but looking at ifixit's teardown, they mention it might be standard.
@@phs125 ok so XP to binary is 01011000 01010000 and convert that to decimal And you get 88 80 so XP is 168 if you add them together or 7040 if you multiply
Everytime I get a MattKC upload notification on my phone I immediately drop everything I'm doing to watch it. This has already resulted in me crashing 2 cars and ditching half way through an important job interview #noregrets
Lock was not part of MS-DOS 6.x, but it was part of DOS 7 (Win95/98) and DOS 8 (WinMe) to help protect long file names. You would typically just type "lock c:" thought to allow those "risky operations".
"This thing is so reflective I could probably do a makeup tutorial on it" You know we need it, Matt. Also, did you know Microsoft actually intended it to be pronounced 'Me' (1 word) rather than 'Em-Ee'? Yeah, neither did 90% of Me users.
so, adding a bit here. WIndows uses int13h in real mode to access the HDD. msconfig can force that (it's Force ocompatibility mode disk access) which might be making the difference TBH. PS/2 devices are emulated through the use of System Management Mode, and as long as something is polling the fake PS/2 port, it should still be sending events. Modular Windows (aka SETUP.EXE) is likely also using 32-bit disk access which is why that's falling over as well. Dunno if you tried that, but if I had an iMac, I'd poke this. Apple's BIOS compatibility was pretty garbage all around, it was just enough to start NTLDR, and I remember GRUB had to patch some things to make Linux work on Macs.
It's getting dark. I'm laying comfortably in my bed watching you install ME on an iMac and then... I'm almost getting a heart attack as I think there is someone standing right behind me. Turns out it was your reflection on the iMac screen all the time... thanks.
This reminds me of a project where I worked to get Warframe to boot on my MacBook just to see if it would. Granted, it only ran at like 10fps, but did technically work.
My instinct would be to check if (1) drivers for older Nvidia devices might work and (2) see if anyone has made a universal driver. Then, if I was really dedicated, I might try to find a USB to keyboard PS/2 active adapter that worked with Windows ME. And then try actually using a PS/2 keyboard or mouse, depending on which was available. Also could try a USB COM port adapter. (I'm assuming you messed around with the Kernelex settings to try and get it to think that it was Windows 2000.)
I had this issue multiple times with many different windows versions. My system installation ran in to all sorts of problems when i had any external flash or hard drive connected. Funny that you had this issue here.
Reminds me of that scene where Bean replaced Whistler’s Mother with his own drawing. I remember running Windows ME in the early 2000’s and it used to blue screen multiple times a day along with other problems on the hardware it was actually created to run on. A clean re-install every month resolved some issues but doing so meant having to remove every stick of RAM but one and then replacing all 512MB when done. I’m surprised the abomination you created worked at all. Quoting Victor Frankenstein "It’s Alive".
Ah, i remember my highschool. Intel iMacs G5 512MB RAM with installed Linux Mint on which was running Virtual Machine with Windows XP. Brilliant user experience
It's like watching an episode of House MD minus the drama. Basically, a man trying to solve an obsucre, rare problem that will never occur to anyone in the audience.
Hi - this was good to watch Just some things that may help When setting up plain dos 6.2 , there are 2 Cd-bootable 4meg and a 5 or 6 meg dos 6.22 iso's running around, it is basically a 6.22 start up disk but has some extra batch file to all fdisk and installing or upgrading dos, i have used this on Pentium 3- Pentium 4 , and much newer Pentium M and C class machines that are basically 2000-2010 win XP style machines or newer Secondly once the base dos 6.22 is installed in you cant read the CD/DVD then i use a USB (linux puppy 4 or 5 is good , small and fast on newer machines ) and i drop some other cdrom drivers for config.sys , they include the normal dos 5 and dos 6 , teac branded driver, toshiba driver, oaksystems, gscdrom.sys , videccd.sys I enable each driver in config sys - all grouped togeter and i give each one a seperate naem in its line in config sys - i just call them cd1, cd2 , cd3 etc In the autoexec.bat i used multiple lines of mscdex.exe and after the exe name i quote each of the cdrom names i used in config.sys - they mush be exact match This way when it boots i hi have about 5 or 6 different drivers and hope one works - i have had some good success this way and interesting enough the oak and the toshiba drivers usuallywork - even on dvd laptops once i get one to work i just edit config.sys and autoexec.bat and rem out the ones not needed The same with the mouse driver,again i use dos 5 oand .22 default exe/com's i use mouse.com , qmouse, ctmouse ( from freedos i have 2 or 3 verison of this one is better in legacy / PS2 i just rename them ctmouse1 ctmouse2) Not sure with WinME as it is dos based, but you should be able to create a initial 2gig dos 6.22 partition, set it up to bootable ( i dont know why your format and the sys did not work, usually it is 99% you do format /u ( the /u is for unconditional and not a quick format ) i normally do that first to make sure the entire partition is properly formatted as format /q just wipes the fat table and prepares the first few sectors only ( well its not what it does technically but that is the way i tell myself it is a quick cheat and not a proper format ) Once i know the partition hold a format, you can then do a format /s to reformat and make it system bootable, or you can just do sys c: ( or sys and the drive letter ) Remember - you cannot format is sys the drive letter you booted from, if you cdrom boot or usb boot that is fine, you can format and sys the hard drive, but if you rebooted and are on that working partition / driver letter you cannot run those 2 commands - well it is sort of self destruct isnt it Re the no working ME, what i have done in the past is boot of USB with linux or even freedos, i copy and install the suitable version or remote control software Real VNC www.realvnc.com/en/ there should be a unzip or folder runable archive ( not one that needs to run and install and attach to registry etc ) and edit the win.ini or systemm.ini and add it to the run= section, it will auto load and run the program, once that is done you can remote control that pc from another system Note for win98x or similar do you do need a very early version 4 to work on these older windows Regards George
That is wild, I just picked up a mid 2007 iMac off of Craigslist for like $40 and I was looking for something to do with it. I'm going to put Windows 98 on it.
well 2:03 i nfact if you install win 10 on an Hard drive, swap that HardRive inside the mac, it should boot windows, granted there is no driver support but it boots... So if you just dd if=/WindowsHDD/ of=/MacOsHDD/ you can get windows on your mac Whitout actually swapping any hard drive. Aditionally you can dd if=/MacosHDD/ of=/Externalhdd/ | and proceed to Boot MacOS in a Virtual Machine from any other Machine/OS
When my iMac's dvd drive was broken and I needed Windows 7 so badly I just installed trough vmware workstation + raw disk and booted as a bootcamp drive. It worked.
This brought me back to the days I tried to install windows 7 64-bit on my macbook pro 2008, since apple locked the ability to install 64-bit stuff apart from mac os x
@@auto1lija Yeah it is. It's truly far less stable than Windows 98 ever was (and Windows 9x was already an unstable mess compared to Windows NT) and the few new features it included, such as Windows Movie Maker and System Restore, just weren't enough to justify using it over Windows 98. All the other "new" features of Windows Me such as Internet Explorer 5.5 and Windows Media Player 7 were released for Windows 98 anyway via Windows Update. Windows Me had a very short development time and was intended as a quick stop-gap release between Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows XP for home users and that much is fairly obvious.
@@auto1lija It is true that computer manufacturers are partly to blame due to them not writing drivers specifically for Windows Me, however Microsoft still did not test Windows Me nearly as much as they did all previous, and future, versions of Windows. As I mentioned before, Windows Me only had a very short development time of about a year from start to finish - that's including the time to beta test it, and it was only intended as a short stop-gap between Windows 98 and Windows XP for home users. Because Windows Me was essentially just Windows 98 Third Edition, and it removed more than it added (real-mode DOS support being the biggest example) and often ran slower than Windows 98, most users just stuck with Windows 98 and those who bought a new computer with Windows Me pre-installed usually just installed Windows 98 on their computer anyway so they could use games and applications that required real-mode DOS.
People often tell you to "pick your battles". Matt is the kind of person to pick battles nobody else would even think of.
True
its still an upgrade...
he's like, come up with the battles you want to pick for
then pick *all of them*
DougDoug's slogan comes to mind: "Hey this is DougDoug, where we solve problems no one has" LOL
Next thing we know is that Matt wil be running 8K 360fps VR on a 60 year old machine with Windows NT
That thumbnail is just cursed.
What are you doing here salboi?
wth u doing here sal
3rd reply
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Nani uwu
can't wait for part 2, windows 2000 on a imac
+1, Windows 2000 can work on Firefox 52 ESR, perfectly browsing at all HTML5 pages stuff
@@Jenci HTML5 on windows 2000 sounds fun.
@@AbdAbdAbdAbd Yup, it's supported TLS 1.2 already on Firefox 52 ESR. Everything websites are fully functional working.
How long until "Installing Windows 7 on a PS2"
The best version of windows me on a imac
Nice one, dude
hi enderman
I agree. Really good video.
hello
Didn't expect to find you here!
yes.
Next up: I Installed the xbox firmware on a nintendo ds
Lol
The dsi can run windows 95. Technically.
@@gp3328 in dosbox right? or some other pc emulator?
@@linkthehero1234 no, make a custom rom and install for the arm cpu
@@gp3328 hmm interesting can you send me a link
0:28 whoa… i wonder where that is
I loved the video you made on it :)
Your video was absolutely incredible as always
Wait, did you just randomly stumble across this video? That's pretty wild, anyways see ya on twitch!
OK... You were here. And yes, it is from Japan.
Thank you for the McDonald's training ROM
What a completely pointless waste of time... I loved it.
Time traveler
@@UCWjF-rlGGWBHxEPLGJXZBoA It's called being a patron
Wtf it’s a time traveler
What the actual weather
don't you call others mistakes a waste of time 😳
This is what adding insult to injury looks like.
Love it.
And the ridiculous amount of effort to get it done, condensed in 18 minutes... you have some perseverance!
"The CD driver didn't detect the CD drive, which I honestly somewhat expected."
That is a sentence. That is definitely a sentence.
_(edited on 2/9/2021 to correct a misquote)_
"The CD drive _r_ ", not CD drive twice
-thanks YT formatting for not working if next to other characters-
@@TheNathannator Wow, you're right. Somehow I totally heard "drive" twice. My mistake.
The sentence didn't detect the sentence
@@HeadsetGuy I would just make a quick edit to the comment if I were you. 🙂
@@typodoeseverything Just did.
EDIT: Nice username. Very appropriate.
The Michealsoft Binbows joke at 0:28 hits different after the Nick Robinson video.
can you explain? I'm not sure what you're talking about
@@saifukh th-cam.com/video/yDzAAjzbV5g/w-d-xo.html this video should explain it
Gave you the 100th like for how relatable this is
@@saifukh Michealsoft Binbows was actually a used computer shop in Japan. The video in question is titled '"MICHAELSOFT BINBOWS" isn't what you think it is' from channel "Nick Robinson".
And Steve isn' angry, he's laughing his ass off, and more likely to be angry at apple's engineers than you.
Hahahhahhahaah
hes dead
@@Simulation101YT he meant from heaven
@@bokexd3173 Oh
Eh, it's not like you could install any DOS-based system... actually, not even 2000 on any "relatively modern" Intel CPU. I'm not even sure Coffee Lake runs XP.
Retail versions of Windows ME were "expansion" or "upgrade" disks for Windows 98. The version you have (the non-bootable kind) were meant to upgrade from windows 95/98 to Windows ME. They had the full install on them, but were not meant to be used as a clean install CD.
I love the druaga1 reference and I'm just gonna say if you have seen a 2007 imac in person you can easily tell it apart!
the difference to me is like i cant even say anything different
The black bezels are curved at the bottom, it has a thick chin and the display is little less wider cuz the display is of a 16:10 aspect ratio unlike the later iMacs which have aspect ratio of 16:9
Edit: The back of it is composed of black plastic and not aluminum unlike the later iMacs.
I knew it wasn't just me tripping!
I love these videos so much. I appreciate how you don’t just show the results, but you also show the entire process.
At 5:47 I somehow read "BALLACHE" instead of "LBACACHE" and that describes this whole procedure pretty accurately.
I have never heard the term ballache but even then ballache has been burnt into my vocabulary
...thanks, now I'll never be able to unsee the word BALLACHE
this comment gives me ballache
I mean, describes using Windows Me too.
nutz
6:18 That's partially correct. MS-DOS 7 sits underneath Windows 95 and 98, while ME uses MS-DOS 8.
Microsoft: This is fine
Apple: Unable to open software, please upgrade to macOS Big Sur
That Mac can’t run big sur because it’s a older Mac
@Stranger you don’t know then i will too, lol
@@samuel-wankenobi That's the joke.
@@samuel-wankenobi r/woosh
open it? it wont even install it from the appstore lol
I keep nodding my head at MattKc videos. Brings back the memories of old os models and gives me the sheer joy of seeing why anyone would do this.
Can't wait for another year of MattKC! Your videos always bring me a smile!
This vid is 3 years old but I enjoyed it immensely! Subbed 😊
You could probably take the PCI-E slot that holds the AirPort card and adapt it to a full slot to plug in a USB controller that actually has drivers for 9x. It's also possible that if your model has a discrete GPU, it _might_ be replaceable with a different card that supports 9x. I'm not sure what socket it's using, but looking at ifixit's teardown, they mention it might be standard.
It's MXM
Hell yeah, I was waiting for a new video.
Thank you 🙏
16:38 Oh, that graph! I nearly chocked from laughing when i saw it=))
Where would you put XP in it tho?
@@phs125 ok so XP to binary is 01011000 01010000 and convert that to decimal
And you get 88 80 so
XP is 168 if you add them together or 7040 if you multiply
When I was a kid my brothers and I got my dad's old computer, running windows ME. So many good memories.
2:55 *3D Objects, seems legit*
lmao hello beppe
@@extremegrief1525 hi
him popping into frame at 3:40 scared the crap out of me, i thought there was someone behind me lmaooo
1. Help
Everytime I get a MattKC upload notification on my phone I immediately drop everything I'm doing to watch it. This has already resulted in me crashing 2 cars and ditching half way through an important job interview #noregrets
Lock was not part of MS-DOS 6.x, but it was part of DOS 7 (Win95/98) and DOS 8 (WinMe) to help protect long file names. You would typically just type "lock c:" thought to allow those "risky operations".
“This thing is so reflective I could probably do a makeup tutorial on it” *flashbacks to ultimate Windows 98 PC part 1*
WAIT THATS NOT ROYALTY-FREE
I remember ME being unstable and wonky back in the day. Made XP look all that much better.
"The CD drive didn't detect the CD drive." Yeah I don't think that's a good signal.
the first "drive" is actually "driver" if you listen closer.
@@interlamer7480 calla peruano
Wait, I think I'm hearing one of those lovely keygen songs around 5:30 ... Ah, those golden years
I love it dude! Seems like your audio quality has improved?
22 hours ago?
@@davidhanshorts video must've been uploaded a while ago for patrons or something
Blue yeti I think, and he might have switched editors
@@lolcat yep, check the description
"Support on patreon to get videos like this early"
“Something you’ve probably been screaming at me through the screen”
No, I only understand roughly 5% of what you’re saying and I love it
HAHA exactly...
I was like "Linux? That's Ubuntu! Linux is for PS2s!"
"This thing is so reflective I could probably do a makeup tutorial on it"
You know we need it, Matt.
Also, did you know Microsoft actually intended it to be pronounced 'Me' (1 word) rather than 'Em-Ee'? Yeah, neither did 90% of Me users.
So my "incorrect" pronunciation of Windows Me when I was a kid was correct this whole time?
so, adding a bit here. WIndows uses int13h in real mode to access the HDD. msconfig can force that (it's Force ocompatibility mode disk access) which might be making the difference TBH. PS/2 devices are emulated through the use of System Management Mode, and as long as something is polling the fake PS/2 port, it should still be sending events.
Modular Windows (aka SETUP.EXE) is likely also using 32-bit disk access which is why that's falling over as well. Dunno if you tried that, but if I had an iMac, I'd poke this. Apple's BIOS compatibility was pretty garbage all around, it was just enough to start NTLDR, and I remember GRUB had to patch some things to make Linux work on Macs.
MattKC videos are what I live for nowadays
Really nostalgic seeing that Windows Millennium startup menu. It brings back a lot of memories for me.
This was great fun to watch, looking forward to more bizarre installation videos. What next: MS-DOS on your cat's neocortex?
0:12 that was hilarious
I’ve never clicked a notification so fast in my life
What’s that on your hands?
@@pedrohenrriquesantos4836 uhhhh that’s classified
@@pedrohenrriquesantos4836 oh and that’s a stock image btw it’s not my hand
brilliant work, and its good that u show times where u failed, because thats life, no one ever always succeed
windows: seems like this app won’t work, but we can run it in windows XP mode to fix it
apple: this app won’t work. ever. don’t even try.
me: smashes the mac brutally using a hydrant
apple: ...
The macOS experience goes from "Dang, this is smooth" to B I T E M E. No in-between.
The amount of backwards troubleshooting is amazing. It's my style
It's getting dark. I'm laying comfortably in my bed watching you install ME on an iMac and then... I'm almost getting a heart attack as I think there is someone standing right behind me. Turns out it was your reflection on the iMac screen all the time... thanks.
dude the nostalgia hit so fucking hard when i heard Reloaded Installer #9 kick in at 5:00
Ah yes, my favorite version of MS-DOS, 7.10.
my win98 install is fucked and i use it all the time
"So dude what computer do you use?"
"iMac Millenium Edition"
6:34 "Congrulations!" I can't tell if this is chingrish or not but either way it's hilarious
3:00 3D OBJECTS!?!?!!!?!?!
1:21 RIP Steve Jobs.
2:30 BEST STARTUP SOUND!
You're such a nerd xD Love it! just a tip: May want to increase the saturation of the "me" in the thumbnail, was a bit hard to see for me at least :)
it looks fine to me
You’re a true genius! I love your work ❤️
He makes videos like once a year but when he does. Oh boy Is it worth it lol love the videos!!
3:28 That…. Explains a lot…. No wonder i could not boot Windows 7 off of USB with my mac.
I see you still have that NSYNCified Windows 98 machine. 😂
Great video, nonetheless! Really interesting stuff, as usual!
This reminds me of a project where I worked to get Warframe to boot on my MacBook just to see if it would. Granted, it only ran at like 10fps, but did technically work.
My instinct would be to check if (1) drivers for older Nvidia devices might work and (2) see if anyone has made a universal driver.
Then, if I was really dedicated, I might try to find a USB to keyboard PS/2 active adapter that worked with Windows ME. And then try actually using a PS/2 keyboard or mouse, depending on which was available. Also could try a USB COM port adapter.
(I'm assuming you messed around with the Kernelex settings to try and get it to think that it was Windows 2000.)
oooh, that spikey warping sphere screensaver brings up some strong nostalgia for me.
Curious now, does RDP exist in ME?
I had this issue multiple times with many different windows versions. My system installation ran in to all sorts of problems when i had any external flash or hard drive connected. Funny that you had this issue here.
I'd like to see this attempted with Windows 2000, which is a lot closer to XP so it might have better results
this and it's not a shit OS...
Super cool video. That virtual machine through the fire wire cable blew my mind!
7:19 Windows Mistake Edition Setup
Reminds me of that scene where Bean replaced Whistler’s Mother with his own drawing. I remember running Windows ME in the early 2000’s and it used to blue screen multiple times a day along with other problems on the hardware it was actually created to run on. A clean re-install every month resolved some issues but doing so meant having to remove every stick of RAM but one and then replacing all 512MB when done. I’m surprised the abomination you created worked at all. Quoting Victor Frankenstein "It’s Alive".
You could have probably used a remote desktop / VNC solution to use the machine. An old version of synergy might have worked too.
Ah, i remember my highschool. Intel iMacs G5 512MB RAM with installed Linux Mint on which was running Virtual Machine with Windows XP. Brilliant user experience
I'm surprised you didn't try putting stuff in the Autostart folder to get it to run outside of safe mode
Polarization filter for the camera lens will help eliminate reflections
Matt did you just think you could take a clip of the druaga1 macbook running xp without any noticing? Think again.
@@Miguel-gr9js it's a joke.....
I've watched this video 6 times but it's so interesting.
It's like watching an episode of House MD minus the drama. Basically, a man trying to solve an obsucre, rare problem that will never occur to anyone in the audience.
Lol awwwww that baby on the thumbnail is THEE cutest baby (one of them really) that I have EVER seen!!
12:08 when you switch to light mode
2:14 Oh My God why is the disc so BEAUTIFUL
I’m a simple person, I see MattKC notification, I click.
The perfect level of satisfaction and frustration where it works well enough to say it works but not well enough to really do anything
At 4:33, I saw a reflection of someone putting up their middle finger.
Hi - this was good to watch
Just some things that may help
When setting up plain dos 6.2 , there are 2 Cd-bootable 4meg and a 5 or 6 meg dos 6.22 iso's running around, it is basically a 6.22 start up disk but has some extra batch file to all fdisk and installing or upgrading dos, i have used this on Pentium 3- Pentium 4 , and much newer Pentium M and C class machines that are basically 2000-2010 win XP style machines or newer
Secondly once the base dos 6.22 is installed in you cant read the CD/DVD then i use a USB (linux puppy 4 or 5 is good , small and fast on newer machines ) and i drop some other cdrom drivers for config.sys , they include the normal dos 5 and dos 6 , teac branded driver, toshiba driver, oaksystems, gscdrom.sys , videccd.sys
I enable each driver in config sys - all grouped togeter and i give each one a seperate naem in its line in config sys - i just call them cd1, cd2 , cd3 etc
In the autoexec.bat i used multiple lines of mscdex.exe and after the exe name i quote each of the cdrom names i used in config.sys - they mush be exact match
This way when it boots i hi have about 5 or 6 different drivers and hope one works - i have had some good success this way and interesting enough the oak and the toshiba drivers usuallywork - even on dvd laptops
once i get one to work i just edit config.sys and autoexec.bat and rem out the ones not needed
The same with the mouse driver,again i use dos 5 oand .22 default exe/com's i use mouse.com , qmouse, ctmouse ( from freedos i have 2 or 3 verison of this one is better in legacy / PS2 i just rename them ctmouse1 ctmouse2)
Not sure with WinME as it is dos based, but you should be able to create a initial 2gig dos 6.22 partition, set it up to bootable ( i dont know why your format and the sys did not work, usually it is 99% you do format /u ( the /u is for unconditional and not a quick format ) i normally do that first to make sure the entire partition is properly formatted as format /q just wipes the fat table and prepares the first few sectors only ( well its not what it does technically but that is the way i tell myself it is a quick cheat and not a proper format )
Once i know the partition hold a format, you can then do a format /s to reformat and make it system bootable, or you can just do sys c: ( or sys and the drive letter )
Remember - you cannot format is sys the drive letter you booted from, if you cdrom boot or usb boot that is fine, you can format and sys the hard drive, but if you rebooted and are on that working partition / driver letter you cannot run those 2 commands - well it is sort of self destruct isnt it
Re the no working ME, what i have done in the past is boot of USB with linux or even freedos, i copy and install the suitable version or remote control software Real VNC www.realvnc.com/en/
there should be a unzip or folder runable archive ( not one that needs to run and install and attach to registry etc ) and edit the win.ini or systemm.ini and add it to the run= section, it will auto load and run the program, once that is done you can remote control that pc from another system
Note for win98x or similar do you do need a very early version 4 to work on these older windows
Regards
George
it’s not a mattkc video if there isn’t a catch somewhere
Just have my late 2009 iMac just laying around, brilliant
4:09 you do the middle finger
That is wild, I just picked up a mid 2007 iMac off of Craigslist for like $40 and I was looking for something to do with it. I'm going to put Windows 98 on it.
i’ve never heard of something so beautifuly stupid in my whole entire life
You should check druaga1, he was the pioneer on those sorts of things.
You magnificent, cray person you, I cannot believe it was even slightly functional! I have a project to play with on my own 2009 iMac now haha
0:54 baby gamer
I was shocked you wanted to try .... I was more shocked you stuck with it lol Loved it!
well 2:03 i nfact if you install win 10 on an Hard drive, swap that HardRive inside the mac, it should boot windows, granted there is no driver support but it boots...
So if you just dd if=/WindowsHDD/ of=/MacOsHDD/ you can get windows on your mac Whitout actually swapping any hard drive.
Aditionally you can dd if=/MacosHDD/ of=/Externalhdd/ | and proceed to Boot MacOS in a Virtual Machine from any other Machine/OS
What a good MattKC Logo 0:00
1:29 is that the kogan rgb mechanical gaming keyboard?
Quite refreshing to hear LHS' music on a youtube video
7:30 I’m gonna end this man’s whole career
He even says it’s ture
When my iMac's dvd drive was broken and I needed Windows 7 so badly I just installed trough vmware workstation + raw disk and booted as a bootcamp drive. It worked.
4:09 , true, is like a mirror, that is transparent
I watch your vedio's everytime even if i watched it , because you are awsome MATT 😎
0:18 is funny with Micaelsoft Bobbows
this makes me question my existence everynight. Subscribed
Best thing to come out of windows me is it's anime character. No kidding, that exists
Fun fact: Windows 7 and Internet Explorer both had official anime girl versions of them.
@@LonelySpaceDetective windows 8 and 10 too
This brought me back to the days I tried to install windows 7 64-bit on my macbook pro 2008, since apple locked the ability to install 64-bit stuff apart from mac os x
it’s weird how now the ENCOURAGE you to use boot camp to sideload
AH, FINALLY A PERFECT PC FOR A HORRIBLE OPERATING SYSTEM
It isn't as horrible as people think.
@@auto1lija Yeah it is. It's truly far less stable than Windows 98 ever was (and Windows 9x was already an unstable mess compared to Windows NT) and the few new features it included, such as Windows Movie Maker and System Restore, just weren't enough to justify using it over Windows 98. All the other "new" features of Windows Me such as Internet Explorer 5.5 and Windows Media Player 7 were released for Windows 98 anyway via Windows Update. Windows Me had a very short development time and was intended as a quick stop-gap release between Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows XP for home users and that much is fairly obvious.
@@ps5hasnogames55 Nope
@@ps5hasnogames55 the marketing claim of using Windows 98 drivers was bad, because it messed up the OS badly. It's overall just a fine OS.
@@auto1lija It is true that computer manufacturers are partly to blame due to them not writing drivers specifically for Windows Me, however Microsoft still did not test Windows Me nearly as much as they did all previous, and future, versions of Windows. As I mentioned before, Windows Me only had a very short development time of about a year from start to finish - that's including the time to beta test it, and it was only intended as a short stop-gap between Windows 98 and Windows XP for home users. Because Windows Me was essentially just Windows 98 Third Edition, and it removed more than it added (real-mode DOS support being the biggest example) and often ran slower than Windows 98, most users just stuck with Windows 98 and those who bought a new computer with Windows Me pre-installed usually just installed Windows 98 on their computer anyway so they could use games and applications that required real-mode DOS.