Installing Windows 2000 on an SD Card

[@plossalypse]

you turned that sd card into an ssd card

[@dcfuksurmom]

lol

[@definitelythatguyred]

Oxy and Icy LOL

[@dinkyeepy]

lol

[@starfox.64]

Oxy and Icy not bad

[@michuumichuu225]

lol

[@DyoKasparov]

Windows 2000 running flash smoothly and also showing a website like it should be Not THAT'S even more amazing

[@pikachuchujelly7628]

+Dyo Kasparov Windows 2000 is really like a lightweight version of XP, so it's not surprising. It was only released a year earlier.

[@ayrtonwaite9488]

+RobertGAMING HD Win. 2000 Was Released In The Year 2000, But It was released to manufacturing in 1999.

[@dauf69]

+RobertGAMING HD W2K was released to public on Feb 14th 2000.

[@Delta225]

+Dyo Kasparov Windows ME can run flash okay.

[@pikachuchujelly7628]

deltadragonoid225 Even Windows 98 can.

[@isaax1580]

Thats no Problem just add another 'S' to 'SD' and you have a super fast Drive.

[@BetaMaster2]

xD

[@fallout4enjoyer]

how

[@fallout4enjoyer]

Oh

[@juaneduardovitoria]

Technically it's solid state

[@braydenpope3469]

Systremor technicly its alolid state drive

[@Damaniel3]

For a 14 year old laptop, it's running Firefox/KZbin very well. WIndows 2000 is still my favorite version - I used it for years.

[@Stuff1646]

Windows 2000 boots faster then my windows 10 laptop lol

[@undereasy249]

Found a Gateway 2000 solo 9100 at a swapmeet. Unbelievably it runs and I booted it up and damn it really is fairly quick.

[@Stuff1646]

Dayummm :)

[@undereasy249]

***** lol it was a surprise I didn't expect it to work either so I was excited to say the least Now I just have to learn how to crack the windows password.

[@01rasu]

Windows 2000 is smaller than windows 10 and 2000 is much older

[@tuananhpham7378]

+Stuff1646 my windows 10 boots on 5 to 10 sec

[@elephystry]

"Been sitting here for five minutes!" Still faster than my actual computer's boot up time.

[@hamizannaruto]

lol

[@RubyIsBored]

i know right my computer takes about 60x that

[@elephystry]

^ I'm broke as shit

[@IunahYT]

+legosavantfun it is sold

[@MidnightX2006]

mine takes like 2 minutes to boot but takes 200000 years to get to the login screen due to windows 8 being shitty

[@enthusiasticgeek7237]

Person: why did you install Windows 2000 on a flash drive? Me: because science isn’t about why. it’s about why not.

[@Gigabyte-hu7yh]

just for the sake of i don't know

[@UnderEu]

Cave Johnson, the hero

[@ethang4503]

You know I had to come back and watch this again. -long time sub

[@EpicLPer]

Is it just me or does Druaga sound really "sane" in his older videos lol, did you smoke less weed back then? :P

[@BetaMaster2]

I think he did

[@izumi937]

lol, that's right

[@wave8508]

I guess, it makes sense. I thought I recognized your OC from somewhere, you're @EpicLPer, I follow you on Twitter xD

[@EpicLPer]

Nice! :D

[@wave8508]

EpicLPer I always randomly find people I know from Twitter on KZbin, it's crazy x3

[@loganiushere]

And here I am, almost 8 years later, watching THIS video on windows 2000.

[@lgf1978]

I see no problem using a SD card for operating system on older machines. the PATA standard were only able to push around 25-30 MB/s anyways. on good hardware... Seems like a decent "upgrade" - i do it on my PIII 1400. and it works like a charm

[@linksmith1057]

I loved Windows 2000, aside from the like several millions of patches, it was a fantastic operating system on my old HP (700 Mhz Celeron w/384 megs of ram in a 256 and 128 stick.)

[@themacintoshnerd]

NT 5.x is basically the gold standard of windows

[@NomadicDmitry]

Win 2000 always has a special place in my heart. It was really polished, junk-free and felt like everything was right where it should be. XP felt like everything was glued together, not in the best way... Afterwards, well.. I had some hopes for Longhorn, but it turned into Vista.

[@schwarzenegger_begger8810]

Right XD

[@crylune]

hurr durr Vista bad when SP2 was one of the best OSes at the time

[@AlanElChato]

You absolute mad lad, you are like a mix match of MJD, LGR and Eric Andre and that's frikin awesome. I just discovered your channel and I'm definitely enjoying each video lmao

[@ZacharyNoah]

Having been inspired by Phil's Computer Lab's videos on re-purposing Thin Clients as retro gaming PC's, I recently bought an HP T5710 Thin Client for playing Win9x games, along with some early XP-era games. I also ordered one of those SD card to 44-pin IDE adapters, as well as a 32GB SDHC card. I also still have a 16GB SDHC card lying around. For my setup, I was thinking about installing Windows 98 Second Edition on my 16GB card, and Windows 2000/XP on my 32GB card. I still intend to continue using DOSBox to play DOS games, as well as running Windows 3.1, on my more modern systems. And as for playing select adventure games, such as the pre-2002 Humongous Entertainment games, there's ScummVM for that.

[@koichihirose2175]

His voice is so relaxing it’s 12:38 and I’m having trouble sleeping. This guy might put me to sleep with great tech stuff I like lol

[@Polygraph2131]

yeah, there are like 2 videos where hes normal. everywhere else he is either high or insane.

[@simonro9168]

FunFact: Windows 2000 [Copyright 1985-1999]

[@simonro9168]

Another FunFact: I'm running an old Windows 2000 PC with 2 TB external Drives as Network drives

[@janmark7458]

+Homer Simpson fun fact: nobody cares

[@Lyrabon]

+Homer Simpson Because you spend all that money on donuts and beer and things to make Flanders disappear?

[@simonro9168]

YEAH my main computer is iMac g3

[@KyleTheThugHunter]

+Homer Simpson kek

[@CyndaReal]

I loved the installation!!!!!!

[@r0nam145]

Druaga : "If It's Gonna Blue Screen, It's Gonna Do It Right Here." Me : "It's Not Gonna Blue Screen, This Video Is Only 12 Minutes Long."

[@CatFace8885]

1:10 Druaga's been loving SSD's for 4 years!

[@Ainkle]

SSD = Slow SD

[@dragonfruitboss3508]

SSD = Snappy SD

[@bx19tgd]

ThisIsOurGen SSD = shitty San disk

[@joeygonzalez883]

SDD

[@reviewhelp8360]

shy check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6fSk4dqh7B0aLs

[@definitelythatguyred]

SSD = Super Slow Drives

[@LysiX]

Back when druaga wasn't doing crazy things, but this video was probably his start into the descent into ssd madness

[@MrEduedu123]

Why SD instead of Compact Flash? CF is IDE and the CF to IDE doesn't have any chip, it's directly while SD to IDE adaptor needs a chip that causes delay.

[@undereasy249]

Well I think the main reason is because compact flash is somewhat expensive and unavailable

[@swiftfox3461]

MrEduedu123 Yup, I can second that. I refuse to pay so much for Cf cards. When I get around to doing my own "solid state" retro of laptop, I'm planning on SD cards.

[@deneb_tm]

SD cards like the one you used should actually be about as fast as, if not faster than hard drives from the early 2000s. My Dell Latitude D600 (2003/2005) has a 60GB Mini IDE HDD with sequential read speeds of somewhere between 30 - 40MB/s, plus random read/write speeds are much faster because it's flash memory.

[@2K-Tan]

Installing me on an SD card! How cool! ^_^

[@definitelythatguyred]

That doesnt make any sense

[@wolflink115]

lol i get it XD

[@OopsieGoopsie]

dont think 2k tan is a os

[@thepwrtank18]

He/She changed His/Her username.

[@tajshash]

ew

[@greenriptide]

Actually just burned a copy of Windows 2000 today for an older HP laptop. So watching what you just did was pretty cool!

[@brianx105]

Woah!Can you tell me how to get the thing to allow SD cards to be configured as hard drives!My Windows ME laptop died and I want to put 2000 on it!

[@Druaga1]

Amazon links to the parts used is in the description. Just be sure to format the SD card as FAT32 on another computer before installation. Using the WIN2K setup to format the card seems to cause problems. Your laptop's BIOS should recognize the adapter with the SD card in it as a working hard disk.

[@brianx105]

Yeah.I've tried booting off of a CD,and it doesn't work.My drive is busted.This will really help.Thanks!

[@Druaga1]

Brian Tylo No problem. Good luck!

[@TheMrDemonized]

Brian Tylo buy IDE SSD, this is best solution

[@realworldvevo2637]

+Druaga1 Well, Can you ship the SD card to me? It would be cool if you tried it on a iPhone..

[@oldtechnology]

Windows 2000 wasnt any less hardware intensive then XP. Thats very common missconception about it. There was 0 reason to use it past 2003.

[@neoqueto]

Why 2000 and not XP? Anyway, recently I installed Windows 8.1 on a 9 year old Dell Inspiron. I recommended its owners an SDD as a replacement for their dying HDD with Win XP on it. The problem was that XP didn't come with ATAPI drivers for that particular controller, so the XP setup process couldn't even start. But 8.1 worked perfectly fine. Even though it was still SATA 1.5 Gbps, improvement was massive. Boot time was great, 3 Gigs of RAM is more than enough for 8.1 to run just fine (I used to run it on 2GB) m, and the only real problem was the CPU, an old Sempron Mobile, incapable of playing 480p videos on KZbin, unless you're ok with slideshows. Even GPU drivers for Vista worked!

[@ElectrofizzStudiosCo]

2000 is faster os

[@KorbenTheFireX]

But Windows XP haves more SP

[@neoqueto]

XP is more secure and compatible. Everything else is pretty much the same.

[@ElectrofizzStudiosCo]

Except windows 2000 runs better on slower hardware

[@neoqueto]

It does only because XP has a bitmap-based gui and some more visual effects turned on by default and you can turn all of them off, as well as some unnecessary services. They're almost the same OS, only a year apart.

[@QUANTUMJOKER]

I recently installed and successfully booted Mac OS 9 from a Micro SDHC card on my Titanium Powerbook G4. The boot time was 2 minutes, 10 seconds, whereas it only takes 1 minute, 20 seconds using the laptop's internal hard drive.

[@WinXPerience]

Nice! I love this OS,it is way better than Windows 8!

[@aldwinpanny10]

***** Please upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8.1 on your Compaq Presario CQ58. Please upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7.

[@ericgraz6089]

I completely agree!!!

[@aldwinpanny10]

Eric Graz Yeah. I hope he needs to upgrade to Windows 8.1.

[@WinXPerience]

Fuck 8.1! XP&7 4 life!

[@aldwinpanny10]

***** Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 is also available for Laptops and Desktops. Can you install Windows 8.1 on your Laptop? Also, install Windows 7 on your Old PC!

[@baselallo8093]

You have a great sense of humor man :) I like everything in this video. I will try to install Win XP following your steps. Thanks bro

[@MaxReplay]

"you're an idiot, and you're right" XD

[@pvc988]

Good that you didn't fry anything. There are bare solder joints touching(or almost touching) that metalized sheet in it's HDD compartment.

[@ProWilson999]

Just saying that the SD read/write speed is better than some SATA HDD's i have...

[@definitelythatguyred]

Hard drives are slower because they have moving parts and SD cards dont but hard drives are cheaper for internal storage

[@atrueburke]

imo the biggest drawback of using an SD card as a bootdrive is the fact its not designed for it, so it will have a much shorter life span than a HDD or SSD and having faster read and write times doesnt help as it will go through more of its maximum write and read capabilities in a shorter period of time.

[@muhammetyayla50]

Man this video is insane i love it really BCS all this stuff is so hard. i hope you are still crazy same Congratulations to you 👏👏

[@LeviKleinschmidt]

+Druaga1 you should do a Windows NT video

[@MaximNightFury]

Levi Kleinschmidt this is it

[@LeviKleinschmidt]

I meant Windows NT Workstation 4.0

[@MaximNightFury]

lol

[@MaximNightFury]

theres nothing really to do on it other than some software

[@ziiik4398]

Not 5.0

[@KowboyUSA]

Windows 2000 Professional was the high point for MS OSs.

[@ClaireAzi]

SD Hard Disksk are the good solution for a Cheap Harddisk; Sandisk makes an 200GB SD card.

[@ClaireAzi]

But; try using USB 3.0 for HDD; USB 3.0 has a Faster Read/Write Speed then SD cards. Speeds close to Sata III.

[@turtle3117]

Rocky Lincourt But if one was using an old laptop, you can't use usb 3.0

[@ClaireAzi]

you can if you install a usb 3.0 port, but will the usb drivers for the older OS support usb 3.0 is the problem.

[@ilpatongi]

+Rocky Lincourt You can't install USB 3.0 ports on laptops.

[@robertcartier5088]

+Jeremy Clarkson Yes, you can... Through the PCM/CIA card slot. I have such a card made by iOmega.

[@FeelingShred]

I run Linux in an old 4 GB SD card I had lying around (those we used in cameras remember) Xubuntu 16.04 in this case (rock solid version akin to Win7. I run all my Windows apps using Wine (windows emulator) and my whole "windows drive" only takes 50MB of space, which can be compressed down to 20MB for cloud backups. And I can load each app in its separate windows "drive" if I want to, very handy. I dare to say that I'm having better compatibility with old software than I had using Windows itself. They made everything in their hands to turn things into a complicated mess. Blessed be all the linux gurus out there. Life is so much easier now, you guys should try it. It's crazy because I don't even have Linux installed, it runs "live" from the SD card and copy all system files to small RAMdisks, this way the system is lightning fast and you increase the lifespan of your physical disks. It can see NTFS partitions too!! Did I forgot something? I think not, pretty heavy marketing over here huh... I'm just spreading the good stuff out there

[@crylune]

Aye dats fr crazy hoe now show me one person who asked

[@Thisismailazor]

Is that 6beat.mod I hear?

[@PrzeszczepiX]

Thisismailazor Right, it is! But can You tell me the mod name starting at 5:01 ? Plz ;)

[@Druaga1]

PrzeszczepiX I guess the description is somewhat incorrect. It's ACME - guardian dragon

[@PrzeszczepiX]

Druaga1 Very much thanks man!

[@Saroyus]

+Druaga1 hi, I was looking at that laptop and by any chance is the samsung x05 related at all to the gateway 200ARC They look almost EXACTLY the same and I have one here xD

[@PrzeszczepiX]

The Multichannel If your laptop has the same CPU (or similar on the same socket) and same chipset, it will be big chance it will work ;)

[@markusTegelane]

That 30 MBps is a theoretical maximum. The number in the circle is the actual rated minimum speed: 10MBps (Class 10).

[@markusTegelane]

Usually the lower number is the write speed...

[@dominicbofficial]

I have a great idea for your next video. If the 3ds supports an SD card slot, can u download windows 2000 on a 3ds? (its a dumb question, but I want to see you try)

[@gregorymalchuk272]

Does the 3ds have an x86 processor? As intriguing of an idea as it is, I don't think that would work.

[@definitelythatguyred]

No because the windows ATLEAST need a x86 processor

[@emuspy6761]

The 3DS is ARM, not to mention the bootloader, so not even close to possible.

[@gamertygonl]

Probably possible to emulate windows 2000

[@stealhelm]

To be honest - the card itself isn't typically the slowdown. I've ran W10 64-bit of an 32GB Sandisk using a sata adapter, and it runs just fine. However a SD-card reader really doesn't do it justice.

[@frontwing67]

Now proof Linus wrong and run Windows 10 on an SD card faster/more efficient then he did.

[@davidogara1334]

That’s why I watched you for 2 years.

[@craigwhite7845]

But can it run Crysis 3?

[@SpeedyMarioPony75]

Craig White max 0 fps

[@definitelythatguyred]

Ur on the wrong channel go to kzbin.info

[@lizardking9649]

Yes, at -2,492 frames per-second

[@ExploitEntertainment]

I write this comment from a Windows 2000 PC with Firefox 52.9.0 ESR (modded OS) - nice video, thanks for sharing your experience with that SD card :)

[@loganiushere]

I have Windows 2000 on my retro PC, and I’d like to know how you got Firefox 52.9 ESR running on w2k

[@LoluOyebola]

windows 2000 on an sd card?

[@BBC.Radio1]

+Lolu Oyebola no

[@definitelythatguyred]

Why not?

[@definitelythatguyred]

the gamer god 1337 did u even try installing windows 10 in a old computer? Its a nightmare

[@definitelythatguyred]

the gamer god 1337 you cant "download windows 10" on laptops that is older than windows 7 so u need to BOOT the device plus old laptops's CPU clock speed are too slow for windows 10

[@definitelythatguyred]

the gamer god 1337 you are saying that im retarded....without any actual evidence

[@LOLHICRONO]

I used Windows 2000 for a while, from around 2002 up until around 2007.

[@coletheviking3214]

I'm going to install windows xp on a micro SD card

[@ssupii2631]

Because Windows 10 is bad

[@TreyTV0]

wrong

[@definitelythatguyred]

the gamer god 1337 dude dont call someone an idiot just because he wanna install windows xp on a mirco sd card its his computer he can do whatever he want

[@WindowsProfessional-td6ld]

@@definitelythatguyred you are right.

[@awii.neocities]

to be fair 32 gigs was probably overkill for 2000

[@simonro9168]

Theres no "HEY SMOKERS :D!!!" just "hey, druga 1 here :(" YOURE NOT DRUAGA!!!

[@GamenMetJaimon]

This is an old vid :P

[@silviucc]

I recall that HDDs back in the early 2000's had way smaller read/write speeds than that SD card. Also, your access time will be way better.. Should be quite snappy IMO.

[@rartolak]

NO more views needed

[@Kyle1444]

windows 2000 was amazing to run instead of running head against wall with all sorts of bugs and quirk with windows xp vanilla and SP1. Then changed when SP2 had matured XP

[@schwarzenegger_begger8810]

I second that

[@louistournas120]

Nice GUI. I have always liked the win 95 look. Win 8 and 10 are very ugly. They are made by people who don't know what color means.

[@bloodrace]

True. I hate the Windows 10 non transparent look...

[@kbolternorris2676]

+louis tournas I feel your pain my dear sibling. Windows 8 ( maybe 10 as wel ) is too "squary" and opaque. plus the purple... and the whole app thing... good god.

[@louistournas120]

Kbolter NORRIS Ya, full screen applications. What the heck is that about? Why are the menus with white background? Have you seen Office 365. Why is every background white or pale grey? Why are the buttons flat?

[@kbolternorris2676]

louis tournas I haven't used 365 ( libreoffice, Micro$hit keeps getting steamrolled by open source and/or free software lol ). But yes, the fucking squares may sound well but... ugh... not so much in practice, no, not good. they had to use squares... for everything. which makes everything look...flat... flatter than a fucking piece of paper good lord. They clearly didn't have beta testing. If they did... Win 8 wouldn't be such crap. I have a question, does windows 8 tend to get, you know, "bloaty"? 'cause that's a problem with WIndows 7 apparently. you install it and it works wonders. after one month it get ultra bloaty and slugish for no reason ( I am thinking about those hundreds of Windows updates... ) .

[@louistournas120]

Kbolter NORRIS "I have a question, does windows 8 tend to get, you know, "bloaty"?" ==I don't know. I only use it at work.

[@joseluki]

Windows 2000 is a great OS for old laptops.

[@RealistikDash]

who is watching this while installing Windows 2K (Just Saying, I'm doing this on an SSD so I'm faster than u (850 EVO)

[@muratdanen219]

RealistikDash Windows 98 !!!!!! 😒😒😒😒😒

[@DarkGreenMagician]

So you’re wasting write cycles on a very expensive drive installing unsupported OS...

[@MiiMaker]

me, waiting for the setup to inspect my hardwares.

[@npaul4171]

Great vid! Since you've made this video, Samsung's PRO has allowed 32-64 GB cards with both read AND write speeds around 100 MB/s. I've been using them to run a few OS' and they work for me about the same speed as a performance HDD like an older Scorpio Black. The computer I use runs the SDXC reader through PCI Express, which I think helps because the speeds seem to be more consistent than readers routing through USB 3.

[@pcmajster6104]

Linux Mint is better than Windows 8 :D

[@pcmajster6104]

I used mint too, but now I use Linux Kali. kali linux is safer :)

[@constantindijmarescu2361]

Windows 7 is actually base.

[@marcusurbenz]

anything is better than windows 8 what do you expect lmao

[@hanro50]

I am in arch

[@hanro50]

@Ashfly Changed to Fedora...found my new favorite OS...

[@sleepymudkip2619]

ooo you put some of my favourite keygen music in here nice job

[@stefanboonstra7329]

dit melodietje komt mij bekent voor.

[@Wasmachineman]

KZbin on a Pentium M.. how the times changed! Even my QC i7 equipped ThinkPad struggles with YT sometimes.

[@Trusteft]

Not bad. I installed Windows XP on a slim PC from a couple of years ago, running a dual core atom and some low spec radeon (or is it nvidia) "card". I use it for older games which just don't run on modern systems. I never installed 2000 so I was a bit surprised to hear you say it is lighter than XP. OK, not TOO surprised. 30mb/s is not bad, I remember having hard drives slower than that (for example an internal WD for my Amiga 1200).

[@navigatorofnone]

Thank you for this very useful information, even tho i only found out about it 8 years later. 😅😅

[@guitarofdestiny]

This is actually a really good idea

[@Alexander-ix2jp]

I would love to see you try Lubuntu 14.04.3 LTS on that laptop. I bet you won't need to look for drivers either. It should work out of the box.

[@tiehut]

+Alexander Tornow exactly. putting windows on an SD card is like putting a bus on a motorcycle trailer

[@Edward3DFX]

Win 2k was cool, have you tried installing WinNT 4.0 on any laptop....fun-times.....

[@Mr_Meowingtons]

thanks for the video dude! i am going to try this for my old school window 98SE PC

[@derSchweiz]

That's not too bad at all, considering back in the days we were using ATA33,ATA66, or ATA100/133. Even if the bus ranges from 33-133MB/s you would be lucky if you can pull average 4-8MB/s off of a legacy IDE drive, which Windows 2000 used to run on. This SD card capable of 30MB/s is already a lot faster. Conversely, the bottleneck of older machines such as the Pentium II or Pentium III even P4 was the hard drive. I recently installed an SSD into one of those machines and the performance was above what I expected.

[@jazmineash8450]

now i am MIND BLOWN

[@funnypranker34]

Druaga1, I'm trying something even slower tomorrow, installing Windows 98 on a 2 gb class 4 sd card on a device with a 728 mb CPU and 88 mb of ram emulated in DOSbox. If you are wondering what the device is, it's a Nintendo wii softmodded with homebrew channel

[@asdf7108]

SD cards have good search time. If youre workin with a file database of somethin this is perfect :)

[@mitsostechtips9047]

amazing!!! You give me ideas! Thank you. Try it with an old desktop of 90s

[@teh_supar_hackr]

the laptop I'm using has a pantium M on this windows XP HP branded laptop.

[@TunsaMcHaggis]

this sd card goes about as fast as a udma/33 drive anyway, which was about how fast drives went when windows 2000 came out, newer 66mb/s drives were available, but 33 was still pretty common

[@silviucc]

That was the max speed they could theoretically reach. My Quantum Fireball lct barely reached 15MB/s IIRC

[@WindowsProfessional-td6ld]

I feel so pleased with..this......card.

[@WedgeStratos]

It can't be any slower than the HP 2133 did. Legitimately, from a USB stick, Windows XP would have taken SIX HOURS to copy files to the hard drive for installing. Thank god I had a PXE option on the side.

[@HVinduction]

You have to isolate the PCB of the IDE to SD adapter if it is almost on a metal surface. Otherwise you will have a short circuit. That is also probably why it stopped detecting the IDE to SD adapter.

[@MaximNightFury]

HVI he did that after recording actually

[@nickyt-officialchannel7752]

that is so clever. I didn't even know that could ever exicts

[@llscandgalaxy750]

Wow can’t believe it works!

[@akiratoriyama7973]

if anything, they should also develop an interface that allows one SD card to be recognized as a Floppy disk drive, hard disk drive, and CD-ROM drive all from one card reader for old computers. I mean, we might have these following files on one SD card in the future: a .img file (floppy disk) a .vhd file (hard disk) a .iso file (CD-ROM) in theory one SD card could serve as a multi-device emulator for the hardware level.

[@WedgeBob]

I'm actually planning on installing Windows 95 on a 8GB SD Card myself...we'll see how well that pans out. Stupid IBM SurePOST BIOS getting picky with CompactFlash "hard drives" for some reason.

[@hampoon]

Haha, four years later. How is it holding up?

[@windowsvista1559]

4.2K likes Can't wait for 420K!

[@tudorpiktorul]

Can i put it into my camera?

[@KristianNowak]

Hello "everyone"?! WHERE MY SMOKERS

[@SonariNeiracchen]

Solid State Win2000 Laptop, i love it XD

[@KylesDigitalLab]

Can you put the SD Card in a different computer and boot from it?

[@mazurthc]

No. Because installation copies an motherboard drivers... So it will show BSOD

[@trainsdriv3r]

+TheDeceivingEye I use my laptop hdd as test drives for pc's I build. It boots to Windows 10 with no problem

[@deneb_tm]

Depends on the OS though. Some are pickier than others.

[@FeelingShred]

In Linux you can. Hardware detection at every boot. Proudly sent from Xubuntu 16.4 xDDD

[@IunahYT]

1:55 does not like formatting sd cards? Does it bsod when it tries?

[@youshouldjustknowit8583]

Just added a CF drive ( Lexar 1066 mb's ) to old asrock K8NF3-VSTA motherboard self build and my experience has been that the read times are great but the write times in certain situations takes about twice as long, I believe this is because of a lack of hard drive buffer or too little buffer. Normally a sata drive has as least 64 Gb of buffer, these cards probably have little to none because the hard drive buffer is located on the camera's motherboard, also I shortened my boot time by 17 seconds after installing the chipset drivers, now it only takes 45 sec to get to the desktop after a reboot.

[@noideac]

think I'm gonna try this on an old 2005 Satellite I have hanging around. Last I checked much of the drivers do work with windows 2000 (even though its made for XP). The Hard Drive is starting to crap out anyway so I'll be an interesting little project.

[@anonymousidea9119]

I like how you say we weren't sitting here for five minutes at 5:50

[@namesurname4666]

You have a really old sd card , i have the same one since 10 years maybe

[@mateuszkorzeniewski7006]

Just a quick heads-up - all the stuff that was on windows2000.tk is now moved to windowsarchives.com. Just in case somebody wanted to try this on their own in 2019.

[@DanielClear2]

Actual 30mb/s is pretty good. Why would you think it will be slower? Considering copying max 5mb/s on my own computer.

[@Sponsi_PL]

The best Windows in history!!!!!

[@natsukigarenne7044]

Hey Druaga You need to upload more videos do a install of windows 2000 on a imac

[@KevinHernandez-sf9rj]

How did windows 2000 work longterm on sd with laptop. I plan on doing this with a desktop.