Windows 95 Boot

#Windows95 #retro #retrocomputer

[vosmos]

If the hobby wasn't so expensive I would 100% dive into vintage computing

[goldenharborstudios]

That's the future. Right there, that is the future.

[paulcantshutup]

1994: this is worth $2, 000
2004: this is worth $20
2014: this is worth $600
2024: this is worth all my disposable income for the smallest chance of rekindling the happiness I knew as a kid

[smileyface]

who else kept looping the video to hear that awesome boot noise

[DavionGaming_AlwaysBeGaming]

“It used to be difficult for personnel computers to do more then one thing at a time, but with Windows 95, you get to multitask, start multitasking, start Windows 95”
-Wise man from a Microsoft commercial.

[James-fumi]

i believe that youtube is time machine

[ben.s.]

Good old Times. I miss them so much😢😅❤

[shikharraje]

I'm also in love with the vintage telephone on top of the screen.

[MikeSmith-feng]

And the After Dark screensavers. Thanks for the memories.

[Ben_RmZ]

Back when programmers had artistic flair.
That boot up jingle is crisp, and i miss it.

[TheNemo]

I used to support Windows 95 when I was a Microsoft Support Tech.

[machoman]

Those horizontal cpu cases are way better than current vertical ones.

[zacharylouissitchon]

Really good that you used a Goldstar/LG computer, south korean companies really have more ecperience

[tredfxman]

I got an unused floppy disk from 1975 its large as a 12 inch monitor, 26*128 bytes... Single Density! Should be fit for a Museum soon! 👍

[godzilla_thoughts]

Windows 95 will always be my fav windows🤗

[unknownct]

What a joy to watch, back to simpler and better times

[cosmefulanito]

Distinct power button sound, memory check, 5 1/4 drive diskcheck, memcheck, w95 intro sound. T_T The sound of our dreams booting up

[sonicgalaxy]

Man I used to have that old computer. Can't remember correctly but I think it was my first windows PC I ever own before.

[doublebanana-dedt]

So satisfying at the end! Even the floppy disk err err erring and rhe little subtle drum like beats of the computer inside

[kevinmahoney]

Still probably my favorite OS boot-up sound. Can't say I miss the limitations of dial-up, though. We have come a long way.