@SummerRain well your in luck as it's very very easy to make your dreams come true if you want your motherboard to make that sound as you just need to buy and install a pc speaker or motherboard speaker and then you to can have those classic beeps from your computer they can be bought on amazon among other places or try using some water in the right spot may also work
@SummerRain well then you need to hit the motherboard with a hammer until it does make that sound on start up lol or try using some water in the right spot you just have to keep trying till you get just the right fuck up with the motherboard so it makes the same type of beep never give up never surrender
This was so fun to watch. I learned this lesson ages ago and watching you, I actually relived my pain. Nowadays, copying over the install directory to the drive I wanted to install Win95 on would have been the first thing I'd have thought to do!
Challenge if you choose to accept it. Install Windows 8 on a VM inside Windows 10. Then install 7 on a VM from inside the 8 VM. And keep going using older and older OS and see how far you can go :)
+Druaga1 The only thing is that you might have to alternate VM software. I know that VPC2007 detects if you run itself inside itself - it won't let you run it. Not sure about the others but it's probably easiest to do VMware and VirtualBox.
Did this on my PC a few months ago. My PC has an Athlon ii X4 860k and 12gb of ram. I ran Windows 10, with a VM of Windows Vista, inside that XP and inside that 95 on the XP level it already became horrendously slow.
+tillytony ...and to make it a long video, installing PearPC for OS X in an emulated machine, then running Basilisk II with System 7 inside the PearPC emulated machine.
What I used to do back in the early days of Windows 95 was to copy all the setup files to the C drive, then boot from a floppy (ok all the computers had floppys back then) then run the setup from the hard drive and all went well.
50:51 the born of hiren's CD Hiren's CD first time work: m.th-cam.com/video/iH7yn5nF-0M/w-d-xo.html ReactOS Firing Hirens: m.th-cam.com/video/b4Jp-WIxZxQ/w-d-xo.html
56:12 LMAO "so that means if you whant this to work you have to set to boot device to.... extended F: DISK ... BEEEEEEEEEEP ... FUCK UP YOUR COMPUTER ENTIRELY" the way he said that thow LOMO XD
Fun Fact: You can generate product keys for Windows 95. The first 5 digits are a day in the form of: Day of year: Actual year from 95-03 Next string is for all digits to add up to a number divisible my 7, but the last number can't be 0, 7, 8 or 9. The last 5 digits are irrelevant. Enjoy!
My guess is that Windows installed itself to the SSD but then placed the bootloader on the Hiren's USB, but the SSD 95 install was somehow configured to look for the bootloader on that USB.
You bring back all of my memories having to multiple re-install the early Windows OS's... I was once told that the product key for Windows 95 only requires the last 5 digits in the key to be wholly divisible by 7. Meaning, you can put any crap in the first part of the product key & "77777" in the last 5 digits & it will accept the product key.
Some years ago, I bought an IDE to Compact Flash adapter to install a diskless Linux OS called BrazilFW. Its purpose was to act as a router. Eventually that computer died, and I bought one of those compact black IBM ThinkCentre desktops. It would not play nice with the IDE adapter though, so I had to use a USB card reader. Eventually I lost that computer, and I bought another IBM ThinkCentre, and for this one I actually bought an ssd. It doesn't have much storage, but works nicely for just hosting a standalone firewall. It could probably do much more, but either way, old hardware still has its uses.
its hard watching this while i experience the same feelings with my pentium 2 that its actually designed for.... lol... but here is a tip that i hope you see. 1) download a "windows 98" boot disk from winworldpc.com/product/microsoft-windows-boot-disk/95 2) load from floppy 3) run the command format c: /s which should write command.com to your hdd you should hopefully be able to get cdrom support this way or at least give you a bootable c drive to dos for further experiments. i learned this as a wee little lad building my first pc. hope this helps and or gives you new avenues to try in windows 95 installs. and yes i know im refering you to the windows 98 boot disk as it was easier to work with but you can try both if you want. hope this helps phoon
A bit late in the game, I know :D I noticed your SSD was on IDE channel 2, that may have caused some of the problems you experienced. On some installations of Win95 that I've made in the past, it would only work from IDE channel 1. This may not be true in this case, but it's worth a try swapping it to channel 1. At least it would make another fun video :D Thanks for this one, I had a good laugh while watching it :)
Just to mention - Win9x and FAT will kill SSD drives (as well as CompactFlash or other solid-state drives) very fast because of the lack of TRIM command support.
Boot Hirens>fdisk>format c:>d:>mkdir win95osr2>copy c:\win95OSR2\*,* d:\win95osr2>Boot windows 98 SE CD>c:\win95osr2\setup.exe /is>AND win Floppy emulation and HDD emulation mode is fun! This board was likely built to run MS-Dos anyways for old school MS-dos based terminal systems for cash registers, but even still, surprised to see Win95 even attempt to load on such a new MB, the IDE emulation mode is what made this at all possible running on the SSD, if you only had AHCI mode available, then you would be SOL
The Lenovo S10 netbook has that same Atom. Am currently trying to make it a Hackintosh. Windows 10 runs pretty bad on it, though TH-cam is surprisingly good at 480p.
To be able to boot in normal (not safe) mode you should probably let the BIOS to handle disk access. I'm sure you can do it in Win95 but I don't remember how. Then install TCP/IP protocol (yes you have to do that manually in W95) and you can use IE3 on the Internet in 2016. Of course if you manage to find W95 drivers for your network adapter :) Alternative to network adapter is to use SLIP if this board has a serial port. Have fun.
I love it when people do technical shit like this. Keep it up, it's entertaining :-D! --EDIT-- Windows 95 can run on SATA because computer manufacturers make sure as hell that everything is backwards compatible as feasibly possible. Keeping 16 bit real mode, IDE Compatibility layers, stuff like that.
Best and easiest way to install Windows 95/98/ME: Boot from Windows 98 SE bootable CD or floppy. Select boot with cd support but don't start setup now. When at DOS prompt fdisk and format the hard drive Then type: D: cd win9x mkdir c:\win9x copy *.* c:\win9x c: cd win9x setup /is That copies the files from the win9x cd and will stop you in future having to insert the windows CD when you install a driver.
In Windows 95, open dos prompt. Type attrib, it will list all those files. Then you could have typed attrib -h command.com, config.sys, etc. or whatever other system files you need to boot and they would then be visible to windows. Copy them over to the SSD, then type attrib +h command.com, etc. Then you're good...in theory.
Nice video. I once installed windows 95 on a VM Hosted from a SSD, from an Windows 95 ISO running in a virtual drive, once I got it working it was the quickest windows install iv ever seen. Only OS that ever beat me was ME, could never get it on anything!
Some tidbits. First, Windows 95 has issues with CPUs with a really fast clock speed. However, someone did make a fix to that: www.msfn.org/board/topic/141402-windows-95-21ghz-cpu-limit-broken/ How the Windows 98 CD could still access those files on the A drives is because when it booted, DOS used floppy disk emulation to load up a image on the disk to initially boot it up. A CD-ROM driver is still needed to access the real CD-ROM. Plus, you could had used the sys command in Windows 95 to install the boot loader to the SSD.
I just OBSed 1 minute and thirty seconds of your video at 56:00 with your profile picture and your TH-cam name and a part of the description to my facebook wall making a bit of an advertisement for you, hope it's okay. It was just too hilarious not to share and absolutely nobody in my friends list would have watched the entire thing :D
Some motherboard have the ability o change the SATA initilization mode. This mode has 2 options that can be set: AHCI and IDE. If you set the said mode to IDE, it will see the SATA interface as an IDE interface and you will have no problems.
Redo this video with this fix: vetusware.com/download/Windows%2095%20CPU%20FIX%202.0%20Released%204-23-2010/?id=7669 and you won't have to be in safe mode amynore
I always imagined you faced looked like Raoul Duke in Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. Maybe its your voice. Ever think of auditioning for the second movie not made yet? Why it booted late eventually: I have a Dell Vostro 200 for which I tried to boot a USB Drive with Windows 10 1903 x86-64. It let me select x64 or x86 as separate entries in the USB device boot menu of the PC (unlike with my HP Compaq dc7700, which only showed x64, which is my preference anyway). The x64 entry would boot to the logo, then restart no matter what I did. It was fixed by going into BIOS and disabling "Other Boot Device" (unknown, just something that would show all SATA devices at boot). So you probably fixed it by disabling something problematic that booted. As for SATA devices using IDE Mode for some motherboards; depending on the board, it's either for compatibility (like dc7700, which supports from Pentium 4 to Core 2 Duo), or a cost-saving decision. Also, why 95???!!! Use 98SE if you must use DOS and Windows in the same OS!
It'll go laggy on windows 10 most probably because windows only installs the driver for the resolution and thats that. It makes sense it works on Windows 7. Good video though, keep it up!
I wonder what fdisk /mbr and SYS D: would've done. I've only seen SYS C:... but fdisk /mbr has restored my bootloader before when I wrote lilo onto the wrong drive.
Hey Bro , New Subscriber , Love your Vids Very comical and helpful Keep up the Great work !!! I do alot of similar things with Old hardware and software and these vids have helped alot and the ones that do not pertain to my projects are just brain candy and fun to watch !!! Thank You :)
It is probably just that I'm an old man, but I rather like the old school bios. I don't need/want icons, or mouse support, and prefer the basic and simple UI.
Am I a patient? What? No, (but I did have my butt at the hospital last year, but that's a long, embarrassing story). I just wanted to commit - no I mean comment, that this is 3 funny - yes, 3 funny, because it's way more than too funny, skit. But, if the guy knew more - had more knowledge, in his old noodle, it wouldn't be 3 funny. So, it's kind of good that he's almost stupid. Sick even - in a bad way. He is, after all, not superbad smart - but just a fault-ridden normal user who hasn't suffered from Windows 95-itis in so long, that he's already forgotten how bad it is - because if he remembered how bad the nine-fiver was / is / would be, should he ever get it running, he wouldn't be trying to get it running. Right?
Another nice video! I enjoy watching your videos. I just tried to do this myself on my Acer Aspire M5630, in hopes for me to finally try Windows 95 on a quad-core, but, unfortunately, I got the error "Insufficient memory to initialize Windows." I figured out that it was from having too much memory installed, so, I ripped a small-enough stick of PC2-5300 from another PC...but then got "While initializing IOS: Windows protection error. You need to restart your computer." Oh well, it was worth a shot!
There's a fix you need to download I think called Win95 fast cpu fixes. Windows 95 throws a fit with cpus over a certain speed and it fails to boot giving you that error safe mode seems to let you in but very limitedly. Running that fix may fix it but I have no idea how it'll work on multiple cores (only tried it on vms it does work there)
![Windows XP→10 Upgrade Fest on a 2007 MacBook [SSD]](/img/n.gif)
in case anyone was wondering, 4404 days is like 12 years
Yeah I went and did the math on that too...
What the fuck
This motherboard has the most irritating POST beep sound ever.
@Myronaz same
@SummerRain well your in luck as it's very very easy to make your dreams come true if you want your motherboard to make that sound as you just need to buy and install a pc speaker or motherboard speaker and then you to can have those classic beeps from your computer they can be bought on amazon among other places
or try using some water in the right spot may also work
@SummerRain well then you need to hit the motherboard with a hammer until it does make that sound on start up lol
or try using some water in the right spot you just have to keep trying till you get just the right fuck up with the motherboard so it makes the same type of beep never give up never surrender
This was so fun to watch. I learned this lesson ages ago and watching you, I actually relived my pain. Nowadays, copying over the install directory to the drive I wanted to install Win95 on would have been the first thing I'd have thought to do!
56:26 - Anyone else LMAO when he says: "Fuck up your computer entirely..."
56:27 ?
Challenge if you choose to accept it. Install Windows 8 on a VM inside Windows 10. Then install 7 on a VM from inside the 8 VM. And keep going using older and older OS and see how far you can go :)
+tillytony You're on to something there.
+tillytony i like this idea
+Druaga1 The only thing is that you might have to alternate VM software. I know that VPC2007 detects if you run itself inside itself - it won't let you run it. Not sure about the others but it's probably easiest to do VMware and VirtualBox.
Did this on my PC a few months ago. My PC has an Athlon ii X4 860k and 12gb of ram.
I ran Windows 10, with a VM of Windows Vista, inside that XP and inside that 95
on the XP level it already became horrendously slow.
+tillytony ...and to make it a long video, installing PearPC for OS X in an emulated machine, then running Basilisk II with System 7 inside the PearPC emulated machine.
This video made me wonder if cheese is conductive.
Serius Sim cheese would make a great insulator
i.imgur.com/nNIz8GT.jpg
Look what happened to my Windows XP start button!
+Ikram232 Hell fucking yes
Dude, you're such a funny guy. I haven't found this kind of comedy in ages! Keep up the good work man!
+Randomeverythingboy everythingboy It's called Reshacker bro!
Can someone tell me what it says? Imgur is banned in my country for some reason.
+Ikram232 LOL
What I used to do back in the early days of Windows 95 was to copy all the setup files to the C drive, then boot from a floppy (ok all the computers had floppys back then) then run the setup from the hard drive and all went well.
me: * trying to find the best sleeping position *
everyone else at my funeral: 55:47
hirens boot cd will save your life muhahahahahahahahahahahaha
6:20 did he just plug in a Molex cable with no hassle?
HOLY SHIT
I think the only reason Druaga still makes these videos is because the motherboards are still weed colored.
thats a good enough reason to make videos
"Product Keys are sacred!" *goes to google and finds 500 product keys*
Funniest part so far? ramiplier
+TheRobster gay
+simon11 gay
***** gay
***** gay
-_- Shut up.
Disable AHCI and you will be able to install Windows 95 normally
+Julian Doll i think he was running IDE mode
+Juan Remes yeah he was running in ide mode. I hadn't watched that far.
+Imploment He deleted all of his comments XD
Welcome to the 21st Century!
Suicide becomes more attractive everyday!
Having to plug in a flash drive in order to boot your PC... actually sounds like kind of a cool thing.
50:51 the born of hiren's CD
Hiren's CD first time work: m.th-cam.com/video/iH7yn5nF-0M/w-d-xo.html
ReactOS Firing Hirens: m.th-cam.com/video/b4Jp-WIxZxQ/w-d-xo.html
56:12 LMAO "so that means if you whant this to work you have to set to boot device to.... extended F: DISK ... BEEEEEEEEEEP ... FUCK UP YOUR COMPUTER ENTIRELY" the way he said that thow LOMO XD
F Disk: Fu** Disk.
Lmao
Just when I think everything is gonna go smoothly for once, I realize that there’s still almost half an hour left on the video...of course lol
That Markiplier impression @ 3:47 was hilarious 😂🤣
RAMIPLIER! OMG I'M DYING. you are my new hero!
That thing you drew near the end looks like a turtle with a massive wound on its belly.
Bold. Evocative. Inspired.
Art.
You're like a next level JonTron to me, everytime you release a video I have to sit down and watch it in it's entirety
Hands up to see if +Druaga1 can get Windows 3.1 installed to an SSD.
Fun Fact: You can generate product keys for Windows 95. The first 5 digits are a day in the form of: Day of year: Actual year from 95-03
Next string is for all digits to add up to a number divisible my 7, but the last number can't be 0, 7, 8 or 9.
The last 5 digits are irrelevant. Enjoy!
"Ramiplier" XD
My guess is that Windows installed itself to the SSD but then placed the bootloader on the Hiren's USB, but the SSD 95 install was somehow configured to look for the bootloader on that USB.
this is where the sys command comes in handy.
My EVGA SR-2 from 2012 (very high end dual Xeon overclockable motherboard) has that same looking bios, it's pretty funny and oldschool.
So does my Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3.
My Gigabyte Motherboard from 2012 has a Dual (Built in reflash) UEFI BIOS
AND I HAVE AN ASUS MOTHERBOARD
*I am glad that you're smooth & that is not smooth*
The whole "copy the setup files to the hard drive" is how most everyone I know had Windows 9x towards the end of it's useful life.
Did you just daisy-chain a fucking OS??? This is awesome
Markiplier upgrading his rig.
No, it Rebiplier downgrading his rig!
overclock that Intel atom
I don’t know if you noticed but the usb that booted Win95, when you looked at the capacity it said “4.20GB free” 420!!!
Good guy drauga, does not want to give us the win95 serial. But after 46:00 minutes he shows it on screen anyway. Must be al that dank gt420 smoke
+andries It's not the product key.
Bar of soap SSD, dynamite power-supply, pizza-box insulation, and RAM sticks thrown around like breadsticks.
I fucking love it! :D
You bring back all of my memories having to multiple re-install the early Windows OS's...
I was once told that the product key for Windows 95 only requires the last 5 digits in the key to be wholly divisible by 7. Meaning, you can put any crap in the first part of the product key & "77777" in the last 5 digits & it will accept the product key.
Some years ago, I bought an IDE to Compact Flash adapter to install a diskless Linux OS called BrazilFW. Its purpose was to act as a router. Eventually that computer died, and I bought one of those compact black IBM ThinkCentre desktops. It would not play nice with the IDE adapter though, so I had to use a USB card reader. Eventually I lost that computer, and I bought another IBM ThinkCentre, and for this one I actually bought an ssd. It doesn't have much storage, but works nicely for just hosting a standalone firewall. It could probably do much more, but either way, old hardware still has its uses.
its hard watching this while i experience the same feelings with my pentium 2 that its actually designed for.... lol... but here is a tip that i hope you see.
1) download a "windows 98" boot disk from winworldpc.com/product/microsoft-windows-boot-disk/95
2) load from floppy
3) run the command format c: /s which should write command.com to your hdd
you should hopefully be able to get cdrom support this way or at least give you a bootable c drive to dos for further experiments. i learned this as a wee little lad building my first pc. hope this helps and or gives you new avenues to try in windows 95 installs. and yes i know im refering you to the windows 98 boot disk as it was easier to work with but you can try both if you want.
hope this helps
phoon
I really enjoy watching your videos!! best content ever! Love u
P.S: Where's Druaga from?
USA, I think.
A bit late in the game, I know :D
I noticed your SSD was on IDE channel 2, that may have caused some of the problems you experienced.
On some installations of Win95 that I've made in the past, it would only work from IDE channel 1.
This may not be true in this case, but it's worth a try swapping it to channel 1.
At least it would make another fun video :D
Thanks for this one, I had a good laugh while watching it :)
3:47 RAMiplier xD Laughed so hard!! Really good =P and Subbed!!
And now a very "Crucial" step in our Windows 95 installation
25:16 Scan Disk strikes Druaga1
setup /IS /IW /P G=3 (best way of doing a Win9x install, it even skips the license agreement)
Just to mention - Win9x and FAT will kill SSD drives (as well as CompactFlash or other solid-state drives) very fast because of the lack of TRIM command support.
just when you think that Windows 95 installations shouldn't be complicated, this video exists to prove otherwise. Excellent work, Druaga.
An hour long video, huh? Ah, what the hell? I need something to listen to while I Photoshop this thumbnail.
+fireclaw316 gay
***** gay
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+waxxy [H4X] OK, stop. I'm gonna choke on my laughter.
Boot Hirens>fdisk>format c:>d:>mkdir win95osr2>copy c:\win95OSR2\*,* d:\win95osr2>Boot windows 98 SE CD>c:\win95osr2\setup.exe /is>AND win
Floppy emulation and HDD emulation mode is fun!
This board was likely built to run MS-Dos anyways for old school MS-dos based terminal systems for cash registers, but even still, surprised to see Win95 even attempt to load on such a new MB, the IDE emulation mode is what made this at all possible running on the SSD, if you only had AHCI mode available, then you would be SOL
The Lenovo S10 netbook has that same Atom. Am currently trying to make it a Hackintosh. Windows 10 runs pretty bad on it, though TH-cam is surprisingly good at 480p.
Jooglesberry how's the Hackintosh-ing working out
I used the S10 enabler and it works great.
36:49 "Have more fuck" lol
To be able to boot in normal (not safe) mode you should probably let the BIOS to handle disk access. I'm sure you can do it in Win95 but I don't remember how. Then install TCP/IP protocol (yes you have to do that manually in W95) and you can use IE3 on the Internet in 2016. Of course if you manage to find W95 drivers for your network adapter :) Alternative to network adapter is to use SLIP if this board has a serial port. Have fun.
This video is the reason I subscribed. Love your content dude, keep going, you''re great.
I swear that was a perfect Russian accent.
"Fuck up your computer entirely"
I fucking died.
When you finally got it to work I wanted to celebrate too haha. How you ever figured all of this out is beyond me!
Druaga1, you come off to me as the Joker with mad computer skills.
56:27 "fuck up the computer entirely" 😂
I love it when people do technical shit like this. Keep it up, it's entertaining :-D!
--EDIT--
Windows 95 can run on SATA because computer manufacturers make sure as hell that everything is backwards compatible as feasibly possible. Keeping 16 bit real mode, IDE Compatibility layers, stuff like that.
druaga was running in ide mode on this board but i have also experienced issues when i tried to use my sata cd drive in ide mode on my asrock n68-s
I sat through this wole thing and didn't skip, I am a winner, and good luck with getting it working 100%
Best and easiest way to install Windows 95/98/ME:
Boot from Windows 98 SE bootable CD or floppy.
Select boot with cd support but don't start setup now.
When at DOS prompt fdisk and format the hard drive
Then type:
D:
cd win9x
mkdir c:\win9x
copy *.* c:\win9x
c:
cd win9x
setup /is
That copies the files from the win9x cd and will stop you in future having to insert the windows CD when you install a driver.
In Windows 95, open dos prompt. Type attrib, it will list all those files. Then you could have typed attrib -h command.com, config.sys, etc. or whatever other system files you need to boot and they would then be visible to windows. Copy them over to the SSD, then type attrib +h command.com, etc. Then you're good...in theory.
The cash registers at my store tend to hang quite a bit for some reason
Hehe. I do enjoy watching your SSD shenanigans.
I don't know why, but this is my favorite Druaga video. :D
Nice video. I once installed windows 95 on a VM Hosted from a SSD, from an Windows 95 ISO running in a virtual drive, once I got it working it was the quickest windows install iv ever seen. Only OS that ever beat me was ME, could never get it on anything!
My God it's like Heath Ledger's Joker is the one installing Windows 95.
This may be the single greatest thing I've ever seen.
45:40 Free space 4.20GB
This is by far the funniest video you've done. Love it, keep it coming!!! 👌
Nice to see my reaction at 30:33 ;-)
Some tidbits. First, Windows 95 has issues with CPUs with a really fast clock speed. However, someone did make a fix to that: www.msfn.org/board/topic/141402-windows-95-21ghz-cpu-limit-broken/
How the Windows 98 CD could still access those files on the A drives is because when it booted, DOS used floppy disk emulation to load up a image on the disk to initially boot it up. A CD-ROM driver is still needed to access the real CD-ROM.
Plus, you could had used the sys command in Windows 95 to install the boot loader to the SSD.
i decided to follow along on my own hardware
*gets popcorn* gonna watch it all, thanks!
'Fuck up your computer entirely' hahahahahahahahahahahhaah
Druaga1 is just hilarious.
I just OBSed 1 minute and thirty seconds of your video at 56:00 with your profile picture and your TH-cam name and a part of the description to my facebook wall making a bit of an advertisement for you, hope it's okay. It was just too hilarious not to share and absolutely nobody in my friends list would have watched the entire thing :D
Some motherboard have the ability o change the SATA initilization mode. This mode has 2 options that can be set: AHCI and IDE. If you set the said mode to IDE, it will see the SATA interface as an IDE interface and you will have no problems.
That anything works after all this is amazing.
Can't wait to rewatch.. This was a FUN one! (doing a Druaga1 marathon rn)
I don't smoke. I just think he's really fun lol and I love tech
+TTD THE TechNolagy Dude ik lol
You can get 95cpufix and get 95 to start up without the protection error on 2 ghz processors and also 1 ghz ones too
Redo this video with this fix: vetusware.com/download/Windows%2095%20CPU%20FIX%202.0%20Released%204-23-2010/?id=7669 and you won't have to be in safe mode amynore
The initial format in DOS should probably have been done with a /s to copy system boot files during the format. Would have saved loads of time.
I always imagined you faced looked like Raoul Duke in Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. Maybe its your voice. Ever think of auditioning for the second movie not made yet?
Why it booted late eventually:
I have a Dell Vostro 200 for which I tried to boot a USB Drive with Windows 10 1903 x86-64. It let me select x64 or x86 as separate entries in the USB device boot menu of the PC (unlike with my HP Compaq dc7700, which only showed x64, which is my preference anyway). The x64 entry would boot to the logo, then restart no matter what I did. It was fixed by going into BIOS and disabling "Other Boot Device" (unknown, just something that would show all SATA devices at boot). So you probably fixed it by disabling something problematic that booted.
As for SATA devices using IDE Mode for some motherboards; depending on the board, it's either for compatibility (like dc7700, which supports from Pentium 4 to Core 2 Duo), or a cost-saving decision.
Also, why 95???!!! Use 98SE if you must use DOS and Windows in the same OS!
95 for fun I guess.
LOL, though if ya think about it, that's one hell of custom startup key for a custom Machine.
"Ramiplier" 😂
Lol
how are you not famous yet? i fucking love your videos and im an avid lover of legacy computer hardware and software :)
51:29 "setup=0x4200" (yes i know hex is not decimal but dats some gut linoox sheet rait dere)
"setup=0x1337"
@@sugaryhull9688 in retrospect i coulf have not made that comment, but i did kt anyway... now i have to suffer the consequences
It'll go laggy on windows 10 most probably because windows only installs the driver for the resolution and thats that. It makes sense it works on Windows 7. Good video though, keep it up!
I wonder what fdisk /mbr and SYS D: would've done. I've only seen SYS C:... but fdisk /mbr has restored my bootloader before when I wrote lilo onto the wrong drive.
I'm watching you, Druaga1. Also, on a scale from one to ten what is your favourite color of the alphabet?
Huge thumbs up for the Action 52 reference!
I love your videos SO much. Please keep doing stuff!!!!!!!
Hey Bro , New Subscriber , Love your Vids Very comical and helpful Keep up the Great work !!! I do alot of similar things with Old hardware and software and these vids have helped alot and the ones that do not pertain to my projects are just brain candy and fun to watch !!! Thank You :)
'Oh my god look at all that crap!' - Druaga1 2016
i used your mistake with the pendrive to create the ultimate windows 95 USB installation even when windows 95 isnt supporting usb
It is probably just that I'm an old man, but I rather like the old school bios. I don't need/want icons, or mouse support, and prefer the basic and simple UI.
The little man you see in the post screen at the top left corner I miss too...
Looking at that power supply, I think this would be the worst possible time for the FBI to break the door down.
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Am I a patient? What? No, (but I did have my butt at the hospital last year, but that's a long, embarrassing story). I just wanted to commit - no I mean comment, that this is 3 funny - yes, 3 funny, because it's way more than too funny, skit. But, if the guy knew more - had more knowledge, in his old noodle, it wouldn't be 3 funny. So, it's kind of good that he's almost stupid. Sick even - in a bad way. He is, after all, not superbad smart - but just a fault-ridden normal user who hasn't suffered from Windows 95-itis in so long, that he's already forgotten how bad it is - because if he remembered how bad the nine-fiver was / is / would be, should he ever get it running, he wouldn't be trying to get it running. Right?
Another nice video! I enjoy watching your videos.
I just tried to do this myself on my Acer Aspire M5630, in hopes for me to finally try Windows 95 on a quad-core, but, unfortunately, I got the error "Insufficient memory to initialize Windows." I figured out that it was from having too much memory installed, so, I ripped a small-enough stick of PC2-5300 from another PC...but then got "While initializing IOS: Windows protection error. You need to restart your computer." Oh well, it was worth a shot!
try booting into save mode, maybe there is a driver that does not work on that computer
There's a fix you need to download I think called Win95 fast cpu fixes. Windows 95 throws a fit with cpus over a certain speed and it fails to boot giving you that error safe mode seems to let you in but very limitedly. Running that fix may fix it but I have no idea how it'll work on multiple cores (only tried it on vms it does work there)