After almost eight years, I brought back the moments of this abandoned production factory. Instagram - / sanivlez Music source - freemusicarchiv... #abandoned #factory #computers
Those computers must be a fascinating time capsule, love that you actually put in the effort to boot them up and take a look. Always a good time when you upload a video.
i know how it is, with that motorcycle game. you're so good at a game, but when you're filming, or somebody is watching, suddenly you suck at it. happens to me a lot!
would be interesting to bring a UPS power pack which can Provide AC voltage to the computers in question and boot them up as if the building had electricity, just a thought... however they are quite heavy
You probably don't want to connect these hard drives to your personal computer due to malware risk. I would get a separate computer and wipe after every trip.
Considered using Linux? Apart from more the more efficient resource usage which would result in longer battery life, at least do it for the aesthetic lol. I mean you already have a blacked out ThinkPad and all. Also if you're doing such stuff, you'd probably at least want an such an OS that doesn't spy and phone home on literally everything its users do [this sentence is more an argument of _Privacy_ rather than _Secrecy_ which is in your case but hey you get the point :)]. You can still run Windows games on Linux through Wine or virtual machines (VMs). IMO if you'd actually come with a full set of Windows VMs (e.g. Win1-3, 95, 98, 2k, Me, XP, Vista, 7-8), you'd probably get a better compatibility for every single game you encounter, compared to just trying to run all the games on Windows 10. If you want a plug-and-play app for running VMs, "GNOME Boxes" is a quick and easy one. Also if you don't already use Linux, you can just pick Ubuntu (it's the easiest one).
P.S. ever tried booting the old hard disks directly from your laptop? (I.e. plug hard drive into laptop, power on laptop while tapping boot device key, select option to boot from external hard drive.) May or may not work but perhaps worth a try.
hey nice videos, you should totally get crystal disk info on your laptop to see all the information on the drives like the power on hours and condition
Previous video where we found old 2000s computers - th-cam.com/video/Xm5SN3ZD3tw/w-d-xo.html
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Awesome dude
loved that video
sanivle você é o mito dos mitos meu brother
faça mais vídeos explorando coisas
Do more exploring, especially with these older computers!
It's amazing that those old HDDs are still working. This is a fascinating video, as well as the abandoned gas station vid.
This is epic. So many historical details get lost in abandoned places like this.
Those computers must be a fascinating time capsule, love that you actually put in the effort to boot them up and take a look. Always a good time when you upload a video.
I feel sad when you delete the archives, so many memories from the history of the factory, but is the correctly action to do.
Amazing video!
I think you miss-watched something but nothing has been deleted or even touched on those HDDs, I was working in read-only mode.
@@sanivle Ohh, my bad! I was just listening the video when you said something with delete XD
@@polengocwb Oh yeah, I was saying that I'm deleting Games folder which I copied on my Desktop to see if I can launch it.
this is why i subscribed make more of these videos, actual good content bro
Haha I played this Motocross-game too, a lot of years ago :)
i know how it is, with that motorcycle game. you're so good at a game, but when you're filming, or somebody is watching, suddenly you suck at it. happens to me a lot!
100% true haha
BRO do't stop posting videos NEVER
Perfect. Just found your channel a week Ago. So I didnt have to wait long. 🙃
Super underrated channel really grate stuff
I used to use Winamp when I ran an internet streaming radio station. So you, I recognize it.
I love you videos bro!
oh yeaaaaah
hey bro, i started to watch ur videos since september, amazing job friend
you have some video exploring an old gulag?
Nop, I don't think so if I ever filmed any of them.
would be interesting to bring a UPS power pack which can Provide AC voltage to the computers in question and boot them up as if the building had electricity, just a thought... however they are quite heavy
15:10 i was playing minecraft and i heard a cave noise after your said "and nobody can hear me" lmao
Dude Keep Doing This Awesomes Videos I Really Enjoy Them .Greetings From Costa Rica You Are So Underrated
hello I'm from Brazil, these videos are really cool👏, are they recorded in which country?
Hey! Sorry for understandable reasons I prefer not to say this.
Nice to see a fellow brazilian appreciating this awesome content, i'd like to have some brazilian content about urban exploration
Lol imagine someone comes in and sees him playing an old noisy game in that place
I bet they would just close the door and not question it 😂
Would be easier to say that I'm a thief then explaining what the hell I'm playing here haha
lol yeah
Amazing Job!!
Munkedal and Strömstad are both cities here in Sweden.
Should do more of them computer
Just imagine opening the office door to leave and there's secret police waiting for you.
bro u risk u life this need more than 1b likes
Old ocs are healthy
Sir which laptop you are using
what' syour brand of your PC?
Cool! I’m 1st!
You probably don't want to connect these hard drives to your personal computer due to malware risk. I would get a separate computer and wipe after every trip.
These are old company computers that had antivirus. Pretty sure it’s fine
Do they run Windows
elasto mania... omg
Yeah :)
Bruce Almighty
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omg hax
Considered using Linux? Apart from more the more efficient resource usage which would result in longer battery life, at least do it for the aesthetic lol. I mean you already have a blacked out ThinkPad and all. Also if you're doing such stuff, you'd probably at least want an such an OS that doesn't spy and phone home on literally everything its users do [this sentence is more an argument of _Privacy_ rather than _Secrecy_ which is in your case but hey you get the point :)].
You can still run Windows games on Linux through Wine or virtual machines (VMs). IMO if you'd actually come with a full set of Windows VMs (e.g. Win1-3, 95, 98, 2k, Me, XP, Vista, 7-8), you'd probably get a better compatibility for every single game you encounter, compared to just trying to run all the games on Windows 10. If you want a plug-and-play app for running VMs, "GNOME Boxes" is a quick and easy one. Also if you don't already use Linux, you can just pick Ubuntu (it's the easiest one).
P.S. ever tried booting the old hard disks directly from your laptop? (I.e. plug hard drive into laptop, power on laptop while tapping boot device key, select option to boot from external hard drive.) May or may not work but perhaps worth a try.
P.S. P.S. If booting externally you'll probably need to enable BIOS/legacy boot through your computer's UEFI settings.
hey nice videos, you should totally get crystal disk info on your laptop to see all the information on the drives like the power on hours and condition