Such nice tiny vintage laptop plays some games. Well done on your quest in making it working again. Speaker sounds and DOS games biring smile on face. Glad you're back with fresh retro content. Looking forward to see more DOS computing
Well done! Lots of hard work and patiance. When some 486 content will show up? Towers are easier to repair and gives lots of ms-dos gaming. I played Heretic game in 1994, what a great game
Well, I don't know when I will do more 486 content... the channel is kinda dead but I always dream of a triumphant return (LOL). I guess we'll see. I did have the shareware version of Heretic back in the day, but I only played it a little.
@@PatheticComputing I wish you back triumphantly, your video Retro Computing - 386 PC Build and DOS Gaming it's just marvelous. You also got a comment from PhilsComputerLab, that's really good sign :-)
I also went insane recently and bought a bunch of vintage laptops. P3-650, p2-266 x2, 8086, 486dx2-50.... They are a blessing and a curse as I don't know what to do with all of them and it takes time to keep them updated/serviced.... This was all because I had a 386sx-20 laptop that I had trouble restoring and needed parts/bridge machines.... Thx for the videos
I have an old compaq lte 286 and the floppy may have failed and also this old 4021 hdd dose not sound too well and I’m looking for replacement floppy disk (I don’t know if the HDD is failed) do you know how I can convert an IDE one to this interface and also where I can find an SD card replacement for this one (I assume the floppy had failed because I get this 610 error that says EX-DEVICE FAILURE PRESS “F1” and it just restarts the system)
Such nice tiny vintage laptop plays some games. Well done on your quest in making it working again. Speaker sounds and DOS games biring smile on face. Glad you're back with fresh retro content. Looking forward to see more DOS computing
Well done! Lots of hard work and patiance. When some 486 content will show up? Towers are easier to repair and gives lots of ms-dos gaming. I played Heretic game in 1994, what a great game
Well, I don't know when I will do more 486 content... the channel is kinda dead but I always dream of a triumphant return (LOL). I guess we'll see. I did have the shareware version of Heretic back in the day, but I only played it a little.
@@PatheticComputing I wish you back triumphantly, your video Retro Computing - 386 PC Build and DOS Gaming it's just marvelous.
You also got a comment from PhilsComputerLab, that's really good sign :-)
I also went insane recently and bought a bunch of vintage laptops. P3-650, p2-266 x2, 8086, 486dx2-50.... They are a blessing and a curse as I don't know what to do with all of them and it takes time to keep them updated/serviced.... This was all because I had a 386sx-20 laptop that I had trouble restoring and needed parts/bridge machines....
Thx for the videos
Yeah, I'm kind of in the same boat but I just take out whichever laptop I feel like messing with that day.
I have an old compaq lte 286 and the floppy may have failed and also this old 4021 hdd dose not sound too well and I’m looking for replacement floppy disk (I don’t know if the HDD is failed) do you know how I can convert an IDE one to this interface and also where I can find an SD card replacement for this one (I assume the floppy had failed because I get this 610 error that says EX-DEVICE FAILURE PRESS “F1” and it just restarts the system)