Windows 95 setup :-) in 10 minutes :-)
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Windows 95 setup :-) in 10 minutes :-)
12 Responses to “Windows 95 setup :-) in 10 minutes :-)”Leave a ReplyPosted on June 11th, 2007 by admin Filed under Windows 95 | 12 Comments » |
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From the Dark Ages of DOS-based Domination on PCs: setting up Windows in less than 10 minutes (only possible with Windows 95 on old computers). This is youtube-butchered version of original 30-minute VCD showing all options in details and in real-time. However, younger viewers and linux coders should take notice: it clearly show how Windoze domination in the PC World has begun, exactly with plain SIMPLICITY, that any moron could understand how to setup an operating system on his computer, and without prior reading of 100 manual pages first…
finaly! danke
finaly! danke
i had windows 4.5 …
i had windows 4.5 as my first computer it dident even have a start bar lol
cool
cool
In Windows 4.5 …
In Windows 4.5 tammy Girl 100 There Was no taskBar. But When Windows 95 Launch There Was A TaskBar.
note how the …
note how the installer looks suspiciously like Win 3.1 – rounded buttons, text in System font centred in the thick title bars… and the first progress bar dialog even has a white background because the ’3d-look’ code hasn’t been loaded yet!
The Dialog Boxes …
The Dialog Boxes Look The Same On 98 Setup
We had Windows 95 …
We had Windows 95 as our first PC and I was 3 1/2 years old to learn how to use the PC. It had 4-16MB of RAM, 233-333MHz Processor, didn’t check the HDD for the Size, and I still have the floppies for the Windows 9x Operating System including the Boot Disk in case the PC needs a FAT Formatted HDD.
Dude win3.1 was up …
Dude win3.1 was up and running in 1-2 min.
mmmm wishlist de …
mmmm wishlist de pearl jam
Did you have no …
Did you have no more and no less than 1MB of video RAM on the video card like I did?
DaiWood said it …
DaiWood said it correctly. Microsoft took over the market because Windows was simple enough for people to care about it.
Ah, an old Packard …
Ah, an old Packard Bell! I havn’t seen one of these for a very long time…