A LONGhorn Adventure

I started working on this video one week ago.
This is one of the videos from the twitter poll.
Builds used (in order used in video):
Pre Reset 6.0.4093.0
Pre Reset 6.0.3683.0
Pre Reset 6.0.4051.0
Post Reset 6.0.5308.17

[@ComputerClan]

36:38 - environmentally-friendly crash screen

[@ComputerClan]

Thịnh Nguyễn Phước What? Am I not allowed to watch other techies?

[@commentarysheep]

@@ComputerClan Don't feed the trolls.

[@quadraforest]

@Thịnh Nguyễn Phước WHY NOT?!

[@darkspongebob11]

yes you can because you even did a video with this youtuber as well

[@mix3k818]

You're here too?!

[@HailAnts]

As someone who spent a lot of late nights installing these OS’s, and talking to myself especially when things went wrong, I find these videos compelling!

[@raven4k998]

PpppIiiiisssss

[@Dumb_Killjoy]

Same

[@unfortunatelyswagged6226]

Every month, an innocent dual layer DVD is wasted just to install an outdated OS. For just $19.99, you can buy a 50 pack of single layer DVDs and help a man install OS’s like a normal human being.

[@AuroraNemoia]

every second, a man dies installing OSes from optical media, give knowledge, give life. Give PloP.

[@dcfuksurmom]

*cough* usb drive *cough* superior speed *cough*

[@sakitoshi]

@@AuroraNemoia yeah, try that in an older chipset without usb boot.

[@Dainted9608]

Yes

[@ims2129]

Where’s the dvd2sd when you need it (please make this a thing)

[@aaaalex1994]

Most of the pre-release versions of Windows have a "time bomb", that is, that they refuse to install properly or boot after a certain date has passed. Also, most of the pre-reset builds of Longhorn are quite unstable unless you disable all of the WinFS services and/or the SideBar.

[@eduardoavila646]

ahernandez094 Yeah, thats very sad, as the older w10 technical previews were actually good and ran really fine in 512mb of ram and 1gb of ram in my 1.6ghz singlecore atom netbook. Damn it ran better than w7 and linux! But now even in my main machine it runs like crap...

[@AuroraNemoia]

build 9841 4ever!

[@aaaalex1994]

@@AuroraNemoia - DirectUI Start Menu (fast and fluid and looks just like the Windows 7 one) - Windows 8 Start Screen still available Just for that it's probably one of the best builds of Windows ever!

[@aaaalex1994]

@@eduardoavila646 Yeah, i have an old tablet and it's struggling quite badly with the latest Insider build as well (AMD C-50 @ 1GHz, 2 GB of RAM). Compare to Windows 8 Developer Preview, that started without Fast Startup in less than 10 seconds (my tablet came with Windows 7)...

[@eduardoavila646]

ahernandez094 I would try putting a lightweight linux into it maybe. Or windows 8.1 as its a tablet, it may fit very well. I really wanted to ms make a version of w10 that is basically the technical preview as a option when downloading it from their website or buying in a phisical store.

[@samorange8111]

36:41WSOD (Weed Screen Of Death)

[@brandonupchurch7628]

Stop Code 0x00000420

[@TrialMacameau]

0x0000007B is Inaccessible Boot Device BSOD

[@samorange8111]

i know

[@johnburgent6612]

Wow Dude that was such a funny and Original joke LOL How did you come up with that One ?

[@candy9798]

Wario's semen of death

[@Yousitech]

Up next on druaga1, we install windows Chicago in a VM on longhorn

[@procommentr]

@Lord Unknown And run 2 Mini VMacs on *it.*

[@genericrandom64]

On a computer with an SSD.

[@mafia2boy33]

Poor guy, we bascially tortured this guy for a week straight

[@theunknown7683]

How bout no.

[@gubwiththenub]

W H O A

[@ayylmao2989]

This video got my horn long

[@Taconiel]

you, sir, made my day

[@FrezzyYT]

Taco!YT I have more subs than you

[@Taconiel]

@@FrezzyYT ok

[@Mindplay591]

You mean its horny? :)

[@Oney105]

Ali Saylıca hope *plays horn*

[@justwindows2641]

Can you do Whistler next? (EDIT: How did my comment get so many likes?)

[@justwindows2641]

@@superstar64 but I want to see Druaga1 do it and I can let him borrow an official whistler cd I have to let him do the installation

[@justwindows2641]

@@superstar64 but wouldn't it be fun to see druaga1 try to install it?

[@w0rldw1dew3b]

@@superstar64 are you seriously advertising and shilling on someone elses video lmao? nobody wants to watch your dogshit content

[@ixionn563]

superstar64, it's unfortunate how google operates youtube but you don't need to take it out on fans of other youtubers. I'd question even watching your content if this is how you act in comment sections. Have a nice day.

[@Hydr8Man]

*C O Z P E O P L E W A N T W H I S T L E R*

[@blackkimchics]

41:04 "Lohj horh pve rcjet" I don't why but I have been laughing for 30 minutes at this. Maybe it's the beer but I am crying from laughing.

[@oliverhilton6086]

10-year old Thinkpad Linux installation on a SSD Can’t get more m’lady-like

[@dcfuksurmom]

that 10 year old thinkpad has higher specs than alot of the newer laptops ive seen, its a damn shame.

[@RezzRacc]

This entire video is just you slowly losing your mind

[@zergscaper4714]

druaga1's entire career is a series of steep declines in sanity and funi weed

[@jorno1994]

been a while since you tried ReactOS, maybe its time to fiddle with it again and see if anything relevant changed

[@KiraSlith]

Nope, ReactOS itself hasn't been updated in years. they do have a nicer website now however.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Yeah maybe, but ReactOS has been in development for so long, I've watched my oldest niece be born, and is now about to have her first child 20 years later, so It's highly doubtful anything meaningful has happened.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Kira Slith No that's actually not true, because according to Wikipedia it got an update on July 23, 2018 to build 0.4.9, and I've not tried it myself, but I'm betting it's nothing major as anything major with it seems to take YEARS!! it took them a few years just to get a USB keyboard, and mouse driver implemented.

[@KiraSlith]

@@CommodoreFan64 It's functionally true. 2 small, mostly security updates after almost an entire year, (0.4.7-0.4.8, Dec 2017- Apr 2018, then 0.4.9 in July) and the last build with any important changes (0.4.3) dates from November 2016.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Kira Slith Like I said nothing truly meaningful, I truly hope ReactOS sooner than later gets to a 1.0 build that's good enough to replace XP SP3, and Vista, as I would love to put it on my Pentium 4 machine which is currently an XP SP3 build with a VM of Win 98se, for Win 98, and DOS games.

[@keylowmike85]

Here, sir, a thumbs up for your troubles. A one hour, 16 minute, and 52 second expedition into beta software instability.

[@underintact134]

You really need some DVD-RW's Druaga.

[@quickhakker]

or just get a USB

[@WorldJustice5]

Quick Games I’m pretty sure he already has one.

[@namesurname4666]

@Andrew Vanderbilt-Astor winsetup from usb :) works fine , rufus just for vista,7,8,8.1,10...

[@theunknown7683]

@Andrew Vanderbilt-Astor also sometimes the BIOS will not let it boot from being too old or no usb support for the computer. That's why CDs and DVDs are used.

[@gubwiththenub]

@@quickhakker tried that at the beginning

[@Ultimzer]

Druaga. Plop Boot Manager. Boot it off the CD then use Plop to boot from Flash Drive. Stop wasting DVDs.

[@Hydr8Man]

It is not Druaga... WITHOUT *Digital. Versatile. Disk*

[@solarstrike33]

@@Hydr8Man Also. *Compact. Disc.*

[@666lordofdestruction]

Hey Druaga1, smokers here.

[@andrewmarshall1142]

Wrong channel

[@procommentr]

Hey Austin, this is a ripoff!

[@Crazy-qi1gw]

Hey Scott, all here.

[@SlyHikari03]

はいどうもー！キズナアイです！

[@evancrazyerror]

Not even done with the video so you might’ve said something in the description, read the description, YOU DIDNT TRY OUT 4074?! That’s like the ONLY good longhorn build.

[@rawr51919]

Not necessarily. There are a bunch of interesting builds both before and after build 4074 that are just as good imo. Your mileage with those may vary.

[@evancrazyerror]

Colton Rushton its the most complete and stable build of longhorn (pre reset) imo, and it’s very popular for its “stable” aero effects

[@rawr51919]

@@evancrazyerror Yes, but other builds both before and after reset were just as stable, if not even moreso.

[@sersoft_corp]

5231 was my favorite personally, I really liked the UI and it was the last build that supported Aero on DX8.1 cards, later builds require proper DX9 with SM3.0 support for Aero Glass.

[@nerdshack]

Back in the day I ran 4051 for about six months as my daily driver (popup blocker and download manager in IE6, yaaaay!) and it was pretty good. The thing with 4074 is it gets a lot less stable when you start turning the features on, and has it's own mess of problems like not being able to create new folders out-of-the-box. Does have the neatest eye candy though, seems like an obvious build to try.

[@bobajake]

@5:29 the welcome screen is legit, I installed longhorn years ago and I remember that welcome screen

[@phreapersoonlijk]

Hey, how's you? You had a bit of a bad patch, a while back, so to say. How's you now? Genuinely interested, from a person who's been following you for longer than when you got popular.

[@AestheticFunk]

Phrea Nix I'm new to the channel. What bad patch did he have?

[@rae1813]

shorter videos, random videos, not as funny or enthusiastic, lesser weed

[@humanbeing_]

Anytime I see a Druaga1 video longer than an hour I rejoice! Partly because I KNOW -{a}- I'm in for some fun, AND when -{they're}- *the videos are* that long, I know he'll be going through some pain lol, -{but}- meaning shit goes sideways and -{the}- *his* reactions are priceles AND 😂 hilarious! BUT!!! Ultimately, *Druaga always figures everything out.* BAM! #Winning 🏆 *** Edited for spelling errors & sentence structure ***

[@TELEK1NET1C]

dude. not trying to critisize you or be rude but you don't have to do -{this}- and make it bold to fix mistakes on the internet. i think school's getting to you too much, lol

[@angelcaru]

@@TELEK1NET1C Doesn't matter

[@Ratich]

6:19 from what I can remember the installations for Windows have barely changed since vista, vista and 7 installs are pretty much identical and the 8 and 10 installs are also almost exactly the same it's when you boot the pc for the first time after install when the differences appear so yeah this is almost exactly the same as the vista one and the vista one is the template in which every other installation is based on.

[@ibizenco]

I have been running Vista since about 2012, and it has been running just fine. I even used it to play games like CoDMW, Crysis, Skyrim, Diablo III. Just for fun I installed the 64-bit version on an SSD, and Vista takes some 15 seconds to "cold boot". Vista rocked/still rocks :)

[@raven4k998]

you have little people inside of you🤣🤣

[@sburton015]

Yep, now that Thinkpad is really gonna make you think lol

[@steveskipper6473]

I recall trying out Longhorn back in the day but have no recollection how I managed to do it on my old Pentium 4 system. I was completely underwhelmed and the only thing of note was the enormous monolithic side bar. I believe Longhorn was MS first attempt at an OS that would move away from the the NTFS file system which never happened as 13 years later we still use it.

[@loganiushere]

well, they are trying again. (See: ReFS)

[@chartersamster]

23:09 what is that sound

[@timberthewolf733]

Listen how loud this cpu fan . *fan noise* *fan chews mic cover* XD

[@hal970fx]

"Okay, something tells me this whole thing is just not legitimate" Joke's on you, it's just a big macromedia flash demo with a bootloader :P

[@raven4k998]

do you seriously think his computer was smoking like that and running nope nope nope not going to happen the only thing that can smoke if there's something wrong is the power supply and when that happens the computer dies from no power spoilers he was just pumping smoke from the smoke machine into the computer and that's also why he seemed to not care at all about the smoke

[@FlanGaming]

Note to Druaga: when putting Windows install disc on a flash drive, use a program like Rufus if you don't already. It's kind of complicated, but Rufus does things that actually make it boot properly. Edit: also, if you want a version of Longhorn that actually works, look up Sigma OS 3.0. I've heard that's a good custom solution.

[@uK8cvPAq]

SIDEBURNS

[@animeloveer97]

rufus is great. i second this

[@jamnik2267]

rufus makes flashdrive bootable, you cant boot out from not bootable pendrive, he is not stupid and im pretty sure that he did that

[@iGuy7777]

WinSetupFromUSB is also nice and supports older versions of windows better

[@mafia2boy33]

More like; Sugma OS

[@fairyball3929]

3:13 What about the OSFirstTimer channel? There was a video about Phil's mother, who tried out Longhorn.

[@DhavidSetiawanKilluaDhavid]

Fairy ball I see longhorn from Michael MJD

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

They probably got the ? .VHD file directly for virtual box or vm vare

[@robobox7595]

Cio Dokop Because basically nobody execpt Druaga has installed these betas on a actual computer

[@davidogara1334]

You mean Phil’s MUM!

[@NatetheNintendofan]

I watch all three of them

[@uwu_peter]

36:49 green screen existed since Windows Longhorn but it exists now in the latest windows 10 insider shit

[@whoyoucallinpinhead3451]

Druaga should do a video with the Intel Celeron 420 and the GT 420

[@televisionandcheese]

Very nice thinkpad! BUT Be cautioned! From the bios date it looks like you have late 2008 model. These models have a fault in the graphics chip on models with dedicated graphics chip! Don't use video out if you have this

[@charlesturner897]

Using video out doesn't change the chance of the GPU de-laminating

[@Petar321_GT]

it have enough RAM, u only need to download more GHz and cores. simple google search will do the job.

[@smarfbag8714]

When you said coders I about died

[@sens1one]

Acpi =/ ahci

[@milesthepeacefulinkling286]

Hey Druaga, here's some info for the themes you saw in those builds. For that theme in Build 3683, that theme is called "Plex". It's basically an all blue version of the XP Luna theme, but more shiny! For the theme in Build 4051, it's called "Slate". The Slate theme is my favorite Pre-Reset Vista theme!

[@rabidbigdog]

Anyone putting a non-power-of-two RAM value (2, 4, 8, 16 etc) in their machines deserves violence.

[@RetroBerner]

Try 4074 and check out this guide chris123nt.com/guides/4074/LHGuide.html. If you don't wanna tinker as much with the vanilla build there is a build of 4047 with some integrated patches that made the whole thing fairly stable. I think it was called Longhorn 4074 Reloaded. It actually got so big MS went after them to shut it down. Edit: Just saw you got that sweet ass NF4 board.. man I busted my overclocking cherry on one of those, using an Opteron chip, good times.

[@ericwood3709]

I like Windows Neptune, the Win 2000-based OS that was in development for consumer use before Microshaft decided to go with XP. I ran that on a VM and installed Bonzi Buddy on it. :D

[@fargeeks]

Eric Wood I like bonzi buddy

[@crylune]

look at you being comedic and original by saying Microshaft

[@ericwood3709]

@@crylune And they are still giving users the shaft, too.

[@SlyHikari03]

36:39 GSOD (Green Screen Of Death)

[@PlaysGames11]

Why did you hide the Mac address in the BIOS screen at the beginning?

[@TheJ602]

iEuropa he must be paranoid

[@fargeeks]

iEuropa so you won't hack his ass

[@snbeast9545]

Even though knowing the MAC Address will do you no good for hacking him. The MAC Address is only even considered on Layer 2 communications, which are all intra-network for end users.

[@user-pi5xz5je4y]

1:04:13 People recommend Arch Linux because they like it, If they wanted some schadenfreude they'd probably tell you to install Gentoo or something.

[@crylune]

Why do people recommend garbage OSes is beyond me

[@JaredMLG]

6:02 that looks like the vista setup, and a bit like the windows 7 setup (i know windows 7 was a finished version of vista)

[@chrism869]

who watches druagas old vids,I imagine longhorn would have been used for offices or buisnesses

[@charlesswenson259]

i watch him. i wish he had more content. he's such a likeable guy.

[@chrism869]

@@charlesswenson259 yeah, i wish he comes out saying why he hasnt uploaded in so long

[@charlesswenson259]

i have a feeling he's working really hard at his job and may have some health/light mental issues going on. I just hope he's ok and happy. Maybe he got a gf?@@chrism869

[@crylune]

1:11:37 is that Streetwize from Jazz Jackrabbit 2 the secret files in the background?

[@034G63EVO]

as im watching this, im going through the same shit with a "new" ECS motherboard and an Athlon XP 3000 trying to get an old HD back. Damn I dont miss the old days haha

[@mirrorcatz]

34:40 oh well, if that box of shit failed just take it away, and find another box of shit 😂 I love this guy, he is hilarious

[@jeroenboth167]

I always wanted to know more about Windows Longhorn

[@BlackBullPistol]

Interesting Alpha and Beta builds to check out: Alpha: Build 3718 = some new features and design Timebomb; 2003-11-09 Product Key; CKY24-Q8QRH-X3KMR-C6BCY-T847Y Build 4039 lab06 = lot of features, UI very different than in any other build Timebomb; 2004-02-24 Product Key; TCP8W-T8PQJ-WWRRH-QH76C-99FBW Build 4042 lab06 = whole new visual style known as "Slate" Timebomb; 2004-01-21 Product Key; TCP8W-T8PQJ-WWRRH-QH76C-99FBW Build 4066 = 3D view and Panorama etc. Timebomb; 2004-02-14 Product Key; TCP8W-T8PQJ-WWRRH-QH76C-99FBW Build 5048 = Project restarted, a lot of Vista features but visually looked like XP Timebomb; 2005-09-28 Product Key; TCP8W-T8PQJ-WWRRH-QH76C-99FBW Beta: Build 5231 (beta1) = major in appeareance and features, superfetch Timebomb; 2006-05-31 Product Key; GKFV7-F2D9H-QKYXY-777P3-4M73W Build 5384.4 (beta2) = almost like the final Vista Timebomb; 2007-05-31 Product Key; PVYFQ-2JTBV-9KXQ2-FQHDY-MTBVH

[@ManiacalMichael504]

Windows Vista Beta 2 was actually available to the public, if you signed up for it from Microsoft back in the day. I still have my install disc somewhere.

[@davidogara1334]

You should see Red Eye Computing’s Testing OS Disks Part 2!

[@christopherhauck4702]

can we get a ctrl+alt+weed for our longsuffering main man druaga1?

[@johanjohansson6964]

Hi i was using longhorn in a pentium 2 whit 64 ram it was runing perfect

[@itstheterranaut]

Cool video, might try this. But why blank out the MAC of the LAN port? If you're sitting this machine on a LAN behind a router, the router will proxy-arp by default (unless that's been turned off), so the world won't know the MAC. Just curious. EDITED: there are dicks out there that would try and get inside your LAN by spoofing. Fair enough.

[@generaltechnology8250]

The build he installed at the beginning seemed sketchy.

[@robobox7595]

It's real, but Druaga forgot to set the BIOS date to August 20, 2004.

[@DyoKasparov]

33:16 I now know Druaga likes the website is down ♥

[@cody8815]

I had a horrible sleep, and every time i woke up i watched 10 minutes of this and fell back asleep lmao

[@Cheen03]

I have a laptop where i can install longhorn 4074 and then install XP drivers on it and have all the drivers installed graphics/chipset/WiFi/bluetooth etc the laptops name is dell latitude d520

[@Blorguehad]

Oh man Druaga, I remember the XP days when I was rocking a Dell Dimension 2400 P4 with 512mb ram. My brother gave me a pirated LongHorn cd. Not sure where he got it but it changed my life. I never knew how beautiful an OS could look. Sure it didn’t work that well but it was an experience nonetheless. I still have that original cd. I ought to make a video installing it on period accurate hardware as well. We can corroborate our findings.

[@Blorguehad]

And for the record I am running a Power Mac G5 with a Western Digital Green 120GB SSD as the boot drive. I’ve found the WD ssd’s to be the most reliable backward compatible drives.

[@ExperiencersInternational]

The first version in this video didn't work for me neither in VirtualBox. I couldn't even get to the setup, as soon as I started, I would get a BSOD in the VM. Now I know other people are experiencing issues with it, I might try a different Windows Longhorn version.

[@BedroQuendoTV]

What worth the most? Nintendo Labo or a amazon cardboard pc?

[@DVINTHEHOUSEMAN]

0x0000007B means your disk is screwed or your bios is set to ahci

[@awkwardfunny8868]

Ever try calmira for windows 3? Its on winworld

[@knocks42]

Stop with the myth that Arch Linux is difficult to install. The wiki has a step-by-step installation guide, so it is only hard to get it running for people that don't know how to read or follow instructions.

[@OhMyKMPR]

> don't know how to read or follow instructions. So essentially Druaga1.

[@crylune]

Why bother with that shit?

[@LightTheUnicorn]

We felt your pain and suffering in this one, oof. Still, some of the Longhorn builds are pretty interesting, actually think some of the UI stuff they were playing with was pretty neat!

[@Tailslol]

i had longhorn 4074 pretty stable on my pentium D pc,was looking good too. i kinda miss this xp look. never was able to run properly 4051.

[@BMB]

I like the Castle Crashers music.

[@DVINTHEHOUSEMAN]

It’s the Fact that it’s set to AHCI instead of compat mode

[@MegaMaddog90]

Duraga are you located in California ? I felt like I seen you around somewhere. It be cool to hang out with you!

[@zachNet]

52:26 that’s what my laptop fan sounds like at idle LOL

[@casted_dreams]

I personally thought that windows Longhorn was just a fan-made mod of windows xp.

[@StevenOBrien]

14:50 Noooo, just read the instructions in the BSOD. :( Edit: 23:00 Okay good

[@deadchannel991]

Me as fuck

[@adamrobledo684]

Oh man this is the funniest video ever

[@Taconiel]

Ah, longhorn, probably one of my favorite windows betas from the design and concept.

[@mislav2002]

Druaga you clearly need an rtx series card, cause "It just works"

[@Uglipeanutz]

As someone who has only installed Windows betas on VirtualBox, I never even considered that it would be this ridiculously hard to get them working on actual hardware.

[@velonathonpgg8673]

I'm in....im in the spynet! - Druaga1 2018

[@codfish1113]

Green screen = Cannabis-related error?

[@Ratich]

Hey if you are looking for an os for that laptop may I suggest installing xubuntu or reinstalling lubuntu or my personal favourite distro of Linux Arch now Arch may be a little more technical than xubuntu but I believe that you will be able to handle it the wiki has some pretty good documentation and I don't think it will give you much trouble

[@fargeeks]

kostandrea I like Ubuntu but the driver support is lacking in that era

[@SvartaSnuten]

You should have done build 4015. I have the image and a serial number in case you can't find it anymore, and in case you're interested in testing what I believe to be the most intriguing version of Longhorn. It's basically a 50/50 mix of Vista and XP and it's horribly fantastic. BTW The "m3" stands for "milestone 3", so that really wasn't the FIRST Longhorn, but rather the 3rd one the devs thought was noteworthy.

[@Kenny-bw2cz]

You can use The middleton bios update on that to get sata2 speeds and other upgrades.. I have 2 of these thinkpads with 8 gb of ram each, sad sata 2 and upgraded to a t9300 (if I can recall correctly

[@RyanTrunten]

Vista changed drastically on the way from Longhorn, dropping all work done on the successor to XP from 2001-2004 and restarting the development cycle in August of 2004. This caused a lot of problems for folks trying to develop software making use of features and APIs removed from the SDK, and shipping the DDK late to silicon manufacturers meant that a lot of peripherals wouldn’t have device drivers or poor-quality ones. They had less time to write, validate, debug, test, verify, and then go through their own release processes using alpha-level OS and dev tools so their stuff could be ready by the time Windows Vista shipped. Remember, it was still common to buy packaged software products a dozen years ago, and there’s significant lead up time to create, proof and print all the documentation, boxes, CDs and other collateral that go into fully packaged products, aka a retail boxed product. The less time you have to do those things, the more it costs you to have rush jobs done to get boxes into the distribution channel.

[@Twintania]

Computers can be real assholes, I was trying to install Zoo Tycoon 2 Ultimate Collection on my Windows 98 tower and firstly it complained about not being able to install the downloads folder and it couldnt complete. Despite that I could still attemtp to run the game which gave me a"d3dx9_32dll" is missing error.. after installing the directx 9.0c and copying the working install from my main pc still nothing. Quite annoying since I know that this machine can run it and it will work under Windows 98. I just dont want to spend all day figuring out a stupid error lol

[@sneff212]

At the end you shouldve replaced the accessability exe file on the login screen with a product key validation app

[@sersoft_corp]

Vista really hates cheap Geforce FX cards due to bad Nvidia drivers starting in build 5259 and stayed that way until it was fixed in Service pack 1. You should try build 5231, it should run fine on a Pentium 4 with Nvidia GPU and the older Aero UI was very cool. if you can get it running. My build was a 2.8ghz Celeron D with a Radeon 9250 AGP on an Intel motherboard.

[@guycrew728]

Woot! I love the T61 I use a maxed out one as a school computer all the time. So many ports!

[@jm036]

Better than Goolag Spybooks I heard you usually get in JewSA

[@WalnutSpice]

Comin back to revisit some of your older videos again. I'm sure you've messed with these builds and done research since, But I'll add for anyone just getting into these builds, Longhorn Pre Reset build 4074 is the best build to use in terms of stability, software/ hardware support and overall "Longhornyness". You could also use Sigma OS 3.0, which is a user made version of 4074 to bring more stability and enable some hidden beta features. This one also comes activated with the timebomb removed. Stock 4074, you can remove the timebomb with NTTweaker. Make sure to google and enable proper BIOS dates for the build you're installing. Always disable AHCI.

[@milesthepeacefulinkling286]

After XP: - Windows Vista = good, fast, a whole new UI... it wasn't popular because XP was overwhelming on global scale and so manufacturers didn't give a damn about making drivers for it, the OS itself was just so damn good - Windows 7 = it's a "polished" Vista with the best support for new and older hardware and also software compatibility for applications that use older Windows versions, the least buggiest Windows version ever - Windows 8 = it's alright, the start screen is weird to use with a mouse though - Windows 8.1 (SP1) = almost good as 7 (performance wise), redesigned UI, not as buggy as the next version - Windows 10 = at the beginning, it was good as 7 if not better, but then after many updates it can be worse than an alpha/beta OS - Windows 11 = it kinda looks like Mac OS, the redesigned start menu was a miracle, but signing in with a Microsoft account just makes it a bit less usable

[@BlueIsLeet]

This is late but I think it's funny that at 1:48 he blocks out the MAC address, but the UUID above it is type 1 which reveals the timestamp and Mac address itself: 9d:80:84:e8:45:5f - 1992-06-13 22:22:11.000000.1 UTC

[@sixfr0nt]

1:13:13 P R O G R A M S

[@XenonNSMB]

Yay, a Longhorn video!

[@suzannepottsshorts]

36:30 Green Screen Error

[@TAELSDOLL]

uhh ever thought of getting dvd-rw discs?

[@CommodoreFan64]

Only problem with that depending on the DVD drive it might not like them, and with some ISO files you have to finalize the disk for it work, and lets not mention the cost is even higher then dual layer DVD-R disc, so it kind of defeats the purpose of using a DVD-RW disc.

[@SlyEcho]

I remember I had to find a 900 MB CD to install this. It was hard to find and expensive too.

[@awesomeferret]

Unfortunately the video is too heavily compressed and low resolution for us to able to see the date on the match, much less the time in many cases.

[@mercuryoak2]

"When a box of shit failed find another box of shit" made me laugh how you said that

[@o_gajo_da_polvora5043]

So I've paused the video just to say that: Those rubber things on thinkpad are to go around the caddy (that I've realised that you don't have) and not around the drive, because the caddy has a black thing that you can push to take the drive out

[@kadergumus2598]

Longhorn, 3683 to 4093, still Longhorn, 5048, Vista, 5112, winmain 5212-5219-53xx, 54xx-5840, 5924, 6000.16384-16385, 6000.16386.

[@benkleinberg97]

Do Microsoft Memphis next.

[@spongechair]

36:38 Where can I get that BSOD color to download?

[@randomlightstand]

?!! It's called GREEN SCREEN OF DEATH AND ITS VERY RARE TO GET and there's also a RED SCREEN OF DEATH and it (RED SCREEN OF DEATH)appears when ur PC is COMPLETELY DESTROYED!!!

[@randomlightstand]

Maybe