I Installed Windows 98 On The Steam Deck...
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Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at the Steam Deck and decide that If I wanna play some old games I'm gonna go all in and decide to install Windows 98 on the thing. What could go wrong? Almost everything. Thanks for watching!
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The emulation community brings a tear to my eye with the ridiculous breadth of effort put into emulating old hardware.
So many classic computers have great emulators, and I'm really happy that PCs are starting to get emulated as well.
if the suits wont do it. we will!
“Building the Future and Keeping the Past Alive Are One and the Same Thing”
@@toshineon A "Pc EmUlatOr" is called a Virtual machine, and they've been around since the 60's.
It’s worth the time
So you installed Windows 98 on an emulator running through a Windows compatibility layer on a handheld Linux device. Now this is content!
ikr... meanwhile Xbox gamerpass room temperature IQ gamers: "turn on Xbox, go to gamepass, press play"
@@heyjeySigma huh?
@@heyjeySigma i understood that lol
@@heyjeySigma honestly thumbed it up because it gave me a stroke
@@heyjeySigma there's more to life than being a loser
Love seeing this dude smile while saying “I’m going to install malware”
"You're gonna need floppy disks back in the day" sounds like the precursor to a weird time travel scenario.
One of the tricks I found is when installing Windows 98 is to copy the "Win" folder over to the hard drive right after you partition and format the drive. From there you can run the Setup file from the folder on the hard drive and it will not only install faster but it also stops a lot of the annoying pop-up asking for you to put the Windows 98 CD in the drive whenever it tries to load a new driver file. It will search the "Win" folder on the hard drive intead of asking for the CD as much.
This is an old trick I learned back when I was younger and just getting into IT. Came in very handy let me tell ya!!
isnt that what it does already? i havent setup a winx machine in ages but if i remember correctly it copies the win folder onto the drive before installing, at least it does when setup up from a CD
@@bigbrothertw it does copy that folder over but since the Setup file was run from the CD and not the hard drive it basically tells Windows to look for the CD when installing a driver or driver support files. If you copy that folder to the hard drive and run it then Windows is instructed to search the local folder first. 🙂
Space Cadet Pinball is one of the best pack-in demos of all time, and the full game slaps too.
I literally bought a windows 2000 laptop just to play that haha
Runs great on W11 😂 Been looking around and there are few mods for it if you dig back deep enough. In my Steam library ready to launch for when I'm drunk or depressed 😂😭
wait, that was a demo?
@@UltimatePerfection yup. It was one of a few tables from Full Tilt Pinball by Maxis
@@Blood-PawWerewolf I never realised that, I gotta figure out how to play that again
I don't even care for putting windows 98 on anything. I just like how excited Muta gets 😂
Uploaded 3 minutes ago and SponserBlock already skipped the ads, gotta love the effort people put in.
its scary when its an obscure/unpopular youtuber tho lol
for real, I would like to help the cause, but there is never any ads that aren't already blocked lol
How about just getting Premium and actually supporting the people who make the stuff you enjoy watching.. or at least not shouting about how cool it is not to do that.
@@MrFirecasters id love to but credit cards dont work in my country and all these youtube features arent supported here
@@MrFirecasters This blocks baked in ads, so premium would not help and it does not take away from the creator since automatically skipping a sponsor spot is not a metric used for payment.
Hi Muta! I've built a few months ago, a completely portable version of Windows 95 (complete with CD and internet support, GPU support) that was specifically meant to play games! It can be ran from a USB drive and is wrote exclusively into a single 300mb EXE that will expand on it's own as you add files, or install games. Hopefully youtube doesn't block this. I will post the link in the comment below this!
TH-cam does not allow for regular links in comments unless you're the video owner. It's been like that for a while.
They block links. An easy way around this is to use () instead of . and then let people know to switch it out.
@@MelloProto thats what 50% of his videos are dude. he would just run it thru a virtual machine and there is literally no risk. not a muta fan i take it?
Yes, sorry everyone, it seems youtube did block the links but you can find my github on my channel along with some demo videos :)
@@kupokinzyt thank u dude, you're the goat
Always nice to see some quality gaming content
wow Muta, talk about taking me back to the golden days, great video. peak nostalgia right in the feels, im going to set up ol' 98 on my deck as well :D
I actually have the disc and installed into a virtual machine the other day.
I just started watching this guy again after like 8 years wow he has not fallen off he has gotten 100x thorougher and funnier. Fuckin great content
Muta's guides are wholesome!
Man this takes me back. Had a Windows XP and I would play tons of games from RealArcade. So many memories :)
XP was the golden years of windows.
xp was my shit back in the day. Used win 7 when I finally got my own laptop and it was a blast. Everything went downhill since.
This is amazing. I'm definitely going to look into doing this. I've been thinking about getting a Deskpro like what I had in high school, this is a way more space efficient option. I still have my 98SE disc!
I still have mine too. Good old days 🥹
Thanks a lot muta, for sharing this software. I was struggling to virtualize old windows os too. TOP G
My favorite thing about the steam deck is that you can wonder if you can do a weird obscure thing on yours and often you absolutely can.
Running a teletype as a terminal from steam deck when?
Holy shit this brings back memories. Voodoo and sound blaster to the moon. I had semi-forgotten about boot disks, what a terrible thing.
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found the oldfaj kek
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Some of those older Windows games either have source ports ala Quake II or Doom3, both vanilla and BFG Edition, or even entire enhancement mods ala Silent Hill 2, in order to be able to run on modern hardware.
You brought me back. Holy crap. This was a great watch
The Welcome to Windows 98 sound that played at first boot definitely takes me back some 28 years. LOL
Ok this is epic. Great content man, keep those coming. The Drama is nice and all, but cool content like this is very needed
Windows 98 was the first OS that I've ever had, the computer it's on is still working though the MBR got corrupted and is not bootable, but everything is still there, Doom, Wolf3D, Duke Nukem, Blues Clues ABC Time...
I love this OS so much I even used the year for my channel, I really love this OS, it's perfect. A video about Win98 years later, still makes my eyes shine, thanks Muta.
Duke nukem 3d and Blood were seriously awesome games for their times. Even to this day they are still very playable and aged well
Couldn't agree more, I wish there were more games like that now
I mean, now they still make "Doom" inspired games and whatnot but they just don't feel the same.
One that comes to mind is Strife (1996), totally unique but plays like Doom with dialogue but not as badass as Duke Nukem ☢
@@heyjeySigma Imagine a remake of D3d in Unreal engine 5 !
These are the type of videos that got me so into Muta.
I love these nerdy videos muta. This shit will always be right up my alley.
Always good to be seeing Windows 9X installed on other kinds of devices, portable ones like the Steam Deck is a fun little thing to do. And actually, the newest version of DirectX you can use on Windows 98 (both First & second Edition, but don't bother with First Edition though, SE is the way to go) is 9.0c, the December 8th 2006 version to be exact. And as a little extra, the newest version of DirectX you can use on all versions of Windows 95 is 8.0a.
Muta’s looks dead inside every time he does an ad lol
Takes me back when I had Win98 thanks to my pops using it on his Aptiva PC. Crazy to see emulation coming this far!
My child hood is centered around those old Jumpstart games on the old windows computer. I wanna play those again
duuuude I've been trying to setup Win98 on my PC so this is really cool to see!!!
Thanks mutah for pushing me to buy the steam deck before Xmas , I love this thing man , I currently have the flu and had a heart attack the other day from a enlarged heart prob from coughing a lot ,anyway this thing made me not wanna die like the retroid pocket2 plus did 😂
That install is definitely still faster than back in the day.
Wow, I didn't even know PCem was a thing! Here I've been playing my old PC games in virtual machines and natively like a dummy! That looks awesome, and I definitely need to check it out when I finish watching the video.
Yeah ironically some older games will run better in an emulator than virtualized, it's just got better compatibility and some games freak out when your CPU is too fast
86Box is another good emulator to use as PCem isn't really actively maintained anymore and lacks features.
@@Greenfly39 Yeah I'm a little confused about that, I thought the creator said she gave the project to someone else? But it seems 86Box is a derivative of PCem and is being developed so I'm not entirely sure what's going on, are both being maintained or not?
muta is on a roll with these videos
I remember 98 as a kid. Dungeon Keeper, Blade Runner, AOE etc etc... Thanks Muta I feel old!
Windows 98 on a Steam Deck sounds like the kind of true crime story I would make on my channel...
Edit: Do Windows 95 next!
windows 95...?? what are you a noob? go further beyond to windows 3.1!
window 3.1? that's pussy shit, go even further beyond to windows 1.0
8:50 Gad dayum! Sound Blaster really brings me back. I’ve been trying to remember the name of a game that came as a demo (can’t remember if it was on 98 or XP, but I remember playing it on an old beige Compaq PC). I had a YT video saved on a playlist of a guy that had a guide to run an XP VM so he could run the game and that video got removed so I can’t even see the title or the username (prolly got banned or deleted). Tried on a forum dedicated for forgotten games as well to no avail. My brother remembered the name but he also died many years ago now. Worst part is, my mind goes to this name that’s totally wrong, cuz I remember asking my brother “Hey what was the game we played that was so and so called? Was it star-something or whatever, pretty sure it started with an S” and he was like “no dude, it’s not even close, that game is called so and so.” In a “what’s wrong with this guy, it’s so obvious” manner. And I was like are you sure? That sounds nothing like it! And he was like YES DUDE, I’M SURE. Anyway, seems the game is so obscure that almost nobody knows about it cuz even when I searched for it on the interwebz and on TH-cam, everything was about this OTHER game called EXACTLY the same thing that had nothing to do with it, and literally the only video I found was that one that got removed by YT. If anybody cares and can help me, I’m sure I’ll get a ton of answers of a lotta games that sound like what I’m describing yet are nothing like it, but maybe it’ll be my lucky night. The game was the type where you see everything from the top down, and you were controlling this spacecraft that was in a densely jungled area, you could basically only see the tops of trees at the start, like just the foliage, and there you were on the silver spacecraft (which I think was circular, (kinda like the millenium falcon but has nothing to do with Star Wars) and you always had to go left and up at the start to start getting enemies to spawn and whatnot. At first it would just be like a few, sparsely separated space ships that would come attack you, as you went around the jungle finding these military structures that were built throughout spread around (which you had to shoot at and destroy, I think some had turrets. They weren’t green like camo or anything, just looked like pretty flat concrete roofs of buildings hidden between the foliage basically). You’d spin around your space craft to face up, down, left, right and everything in between with the arrow keys I believe, and you moved it around with the awsd I think. Don’t remember when you fired but anyway that’s about as much as I remember. You’d see cool explosion effects whenever you destroyed a ship or some turret. The game/demo was pretty bare bones from what you can hear, but it was one of the most memorable and fun games in my memory. I wanted to play it really badly but that virtual machine to run XP to be able to play the game was more complex back then and it seemed to daunting a task. Wish I’d written the name down on the walls, on a few notebooks, pieces of paper and random places around my parent’s house but how could I ever have expected all this? I hope someone reads this and is reminded of the game, not only so I can play it but that someone else can be like nooo waaay!! I’d forgotten about that one! And go play it and we can share the thought of how amazing it was. Peace! ✌🏽
wow Muda creating actual CONTENT :O must be xmas
Hey Muta, great video. I think you have to reposition your mic a bit closer because sound is a bit weird, at the end when you come closer to the pop filter it sounds a lot better. Or maybe make it face you more directly.
That was unexpected, you got that juicy content out of nowhere, - or canade,
the sub really was worth it.
Also, wait you use wine/proton to run this? that means your translating and emulating lol.
More videos like this, please.
@YeaMan no one cares lmao
Missed opportunity to play synthwave retro music in the video background. Thanks for the nostalgia trip though
Mutahar is the A E S T H E T I C GAMER CHAD we need in this day & age.
Right. He's the gamer we need but not the gamer we deserve.
A Gateway with windows 98se was my first PC.
When the included Gateway branded AOL trial dial-up internet ended, I went with AOL trials, and if you keep cancelling, they'll keep giving you more months... until they don't. Then I got several ad-suppoted free dial-up ISPs. My mom was angry when I was using the phone-line constantly for the internet. I feel pretty bad about it now. If she needed to make a call, I would disconnect.
You can also use RetroArch to emulate a 98 PC as seen in Digital Foundry
Cool that you are honest with your sponsor that you say there's one real reason you use it, unlike other TH-camr claiming it saves you from hackers phishing and crap like that!
this is badass.. I would play Jazz Jackrabbit 2 on this
The installation music reminds me of 90s games where the start screen music was so much harder than it ever needed to be.
Mutahar, watch out for those old LSP (layered service provider) infections on the windows 98 install. You might have your steam deck attempt to connect to premium rate dial up services to sites that no longer exist, with a connection type that is no longer supported, for per-minute charges that don't exist.
I’m so excited for this video!
I'm gonna install it and give a try! Cool video
It seems I'm not the only one who likes to replay Mafia II during the Christmas period.
Exactly the type of content I subbed for
as a kid my first computer ran windows 98. It had some great themes/customization and handled runescape like a beast (although i wonder how much FPS I was getting..)
I love when muta goes native
Yes this is the content I've been waiting for
Muta has discovered the potential of a vpn only to watch family guy without 67 ads on shady sites. Change my mind
I love PCem, this just got me more interested in other systems from the 80s and 90s :)
Love it! Nostalgia at max level 😊
Never have I EVER wished another dude more of a MERRY xMass.
Apart from those sounds.. The visuals made me see Rudolfs Nose at least twice!
Muta. Yes. It will be a GOOD nEW yEAR. (shoot my caps are off)...
What a coincidence, past week in informatic systems we were learning how to set up VMs, and I was there like in a free gap installing W98 to see it again. 😅
I remember installing windows 98 on a computer at my college in 2019 and then we lost it. I still don't know to this day what happened to it.
Ah Voodoo. Back when you could download custom drivers that ran better than the company's.
If you have an old AMD card, this is still true lol
@@toshineon even modern ones on Linux are community made and they do work better than the proprietary Linux drivers for AMD.
@@toshineonewer amd cards also work with modded drivers/custom drivers, however they are only worth it on older cards to add the dx11 and OpenGL optimisations
SOG channeling his inner MichaelMJD with this one
i love emulating with my old steam deck, biggest problem though is trying to configure pcsx2 to perform well. many games seem to have issues on that but not an xbox emulator. if Muda did a video on pcsx and/or dolphin that would be god tier
That was probably the most honest vpn sponsor I've seen
Sometimes I wonder if Muta watches Family Guy ironically.
That took me back to a great time. Cheers 🍻
Watching Muta legally install Windows 98 while eating pizza, life good monke happy
Another great alternative to PCem is 86box (based on PCem). It's more actively updated with more roms, and it has better managers for managing the machines
You're wild Muta, who even has a use for win 98 in 2022
Ah, the good old days... of having to boot DOS from a floppy disk just to get CD-ROM drivers to be able to actually read the Win9x installation CD.
God bless emulation. I personally love to emulate [CENSORED] games on PC (I generally run with a standalone version of Dolphin). The [CENSORED] versions of Viewtiful Joe 1 and 2 (fucking banger games) run flawlessly at maxed out settings. [CENSORED] very obviously have decided to punish fans for preserving and enhancing the games we love due to greed. It's just sad. Enough of my crap. Thank you again Muta, keep it going dude 💚
Haha I had a Voodoo Banshee.. That was back when there wasn't any reviews about anything.
Audio is correct in this one - thanks for whatever you changed.
I remember installing windows XP on my Nokia meego cellphone. Loved that device
Would be a shame if someone put a lot of zeros in that key field.
That award modular BIOS screen takes me back.
Thanks IBM Aptiva.
I would take an entire computer science curriculum if Muta was teaching it.
I'd need to, to understand the technical parts of these videos...
86box is another fork (and part time rival) of PCem that's also well worth considering for this purpose, steps to setup on steam dock will be the same.
This is the quality content I signed up for
2:38 validated me, im glad im not alone.
Dosbox on your phone, now it's with you allways.
"I'm sure there's many legal avenues to find a copy of it somewhere."
Translation: "I absolutely pirated this copy of Win 98."
Mobile push showing the title "I Installed Windows 9..." gave me a good chuckle
This is cool, but let's see the maze screen saver and some original Half Life gameplay on this thing. I've got an old Compaq laptop with windows 98 with the original Half Life installed. It's slow, but the maze screen saver is still fun to watch.
Reminds me of time of 7-8 year old me, messing around on Pentium 3 500mhz, 16MB of ram and 4GB of parallel hard drive. And a voodoo 8mb card. With that sucker I used to play Tomb raider And Monster truck madness. Man those where the days.
a video like this makes me miss when druaga1 posted videos
i want more of this type of content.
Personally, I find it ironic. I was hunkering for Need for Speed: Underground 2 and installed my rom through Lutris. Had to switch to Proton due to a mod not working with Lutris. (So opening the speed.exe in Proton, not the Lutris entry.)
But I'm able to play a almost 20 year old game, native as possible. Performance is great and I have a lot of fun again.
Steamdeck replaced my itch for newer games. Love it.
That yellow loading bar... NUT
i miss the start up sounds if old PC's
Oh man. I now want the steamdeck not to play games, but to do shit like this lol
Im such a geek when it comes to stuff like this. I used to fuck around with virtualbox a lot a while back. Stuff like that makes me tingle inside.
We're going prehistoric bois.
Voodoo 3dfx. Back in the days of the uncharted internet. I miss that time when there was no smartphone yet.
read the title and immediately said "BUT MUTA" out loud
I still have my original win98 CD. One day im going to install it on an old system i have.
But the real question is if the Steam Deck can run Doom. Oh, it can? Good to know.
Shut up zoomer noomer goomer. Not funny didn’t laugh.
There is only one real question and that is “What can’t run Doom?”