Will Windows survive Y2K38?

Today I am going to discuss the year 2038 (Y2K38) bug and show Windows 11 is still susceptible to it.

Hope you have a great day!

#endermanch #experiments #windows

[LookAlikeFilm]

Meanwhile, I’m just here wondering why a media player needs to be aware of the date and time at all…

[Kurczaq]

"August 12 2036, the heat death of the universe." -Squidward

[zac]

Can’t wait to see products with a “Y2K38 Safe” label on it.

[Alberto]

This video just made me realise that 1901 and 2038 are the same distance to 1970 as eachother.

[SoupGod]

I have a few customers that have multi-million dollar integrated XP systems that run things like medical and industrial devices. There's not much that can be done about this for XP... I'm worried.

[samuelspace]

Although it was very silent and it was kept under wraps for many years contrary to popular belief Y2K did happen to many companies and computers, to anybody who didn’t fix the problem before January 1st.
in extreme cases a nuclear plant in Japan activated a emergency alarm and a few people around the globe became millionaires for about a couple seconds do to interest rate being calculated wrong.

[nateo]

I had a friend who was doing search and rescue in the most remote part of Australia and his GPS sht the bed on Y2K. Imagine that!

[Pc_User_Pro]

Naration is a new style for you, but text boxes have their own good feel equiped with old NCS music.

[JaredDinosaur]

Good to know Windows will end on my birthday

[imperiumltd]

Hi andrew, i just visited ur blog and i really like ur trivia or rant about windows especially about the win context menu. Please keep writing more whenever u have something interesting to share!

[insanenatural]

dude this is pure nostalgia watching your videos again. you were my childhood dude i used to watch your videos all the time man.. ty for the memories!!! im so glad i found you

[coladict]

The Unix timer starts at 1970, but Windows doesn't use that. Third-party applications may use it at their own risk.
Windows uses SYSTEMTIME, which is a structure that has separate storage for year, month, day of the week, day, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds, but not offset. Your application has to know whether it's local or UTC. That depends on whether you called GetSystemTime or GetLocalTime.
Windows also uses stuff like FILETIME, which is similar to Unix time, except instead of seconds from 1970-01-01, it's 0.1 millisecond intervals since 1601-01-01, so you can have correct timestamps on your files from the 17th century!
There's also DOS date and time, which use parts of two words with a year offset starting 1980.

[elphive]

To be fair, the classic Windows Media Player from Windows 7 is mostly deprecated. Windows replaced it as the default component with another platform built off of Groove Music.

[dubl_]

0:04 looks like max Sal isn't as generous as the others xD

[sukiantowidjaja]

The way UNIX kept time was through a 32-bit counting system. This 32-bit system, which remains the standard for modern computers, has been counting forward from 00:00:00 UTC January 1st 1970. This counter has a finite amount of seconds that it can count up and down to +(231 – 1) and -(231 – 1), which is equal to 2, 147, 483, 647 seconds going both ways. 2 billion seconds may seem like a lifetime (and it is), but this system will still count its last second precisely on 19th January 2038, 03:14:07. Unable to detect times after 03:14:07 starting 03:14:08

[neobree]

honestly it's hard to watch enderman videos without narration so this is really great

[stoolcc]

Could you maybe make a video about the Windows 7 Classic theme, Basic theme, the Windows 8 Aero Lite theme, and DWM with the Windows Theming engine being almost old as the 9X days?

[SteadyStatus]

Hey Endermanch! Love these kinds of videos where you do a voiceover! Keep working on your amazing content!

[dodohacker]

Your Videos Are Really Good and you made me start programming. Good work😃

[king_kong_guru]

"On January 19th, 2038, 03:14 AM, Skynet launches a massive nuclear attack on its enemies..."

"What enemies....?"

"US..., HUMANS!!!!"