Installing Windows XP on a 200MHz CPU!
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Yes that title is indeed correct. If enough interest with this video happens I will bother taking a look at a derivative of XP called FLP! The total amount of footage I gathered showed XP took 1hr 50min to install! Yikes!
Timestamps:
0:46 Specs & Info about XP
2:15 Power on attempt & troubleshooting with BIOS goobering
5:41 Actually beginning installation - coping files section
9:06 Continued installation of XP - GUI section
16:04 First boot of XP & Post Installation config
17:44 Win XP fully booted and loaded in
19:41 PINBALL!
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2:48 is a certified Dell motherboard moment
Yep. Dell has never changed
@@DimondDoesTech also happy 400 subs!
Thanks! I just noticed that myself. I can't believe how quickly this channel has been growing with the past 2 videos that I uploaded. I'm thinking that perhaps I've hit critical mass to grow and grow quick utilizing the YT algorithm.
Nice Job, DDT!
Thanks! Definitely not going to record in 4k60 the next time I do one of these videos as like each video file was 20+GB!
I like this type of stuff!
Thanks! Glad to know that y'all actually like seeing videos like this
Cool Video! 👍
Thanks! I have some more plans for this machine in the future but this was something really dumb I wanted to try
I made windows xp run in a pentium at 75mhz and 64mb dimm ram at 2004... that was epic, since it was running windows 98 with lots of blue screens and the windows xp had no problems nor blue screens...
2:48 reminds me of my retro PC collection, every single one of the 4 or 5 I have all died over a 2 month time frame... Along with my daily driver... I have a Pentium 75 that won't POST without the Dallas chip.
Oh god no. While I don't have machines with the Dallas chip in them I've heard many a story in how much of a pain in the butt they are to change
@@DimondDoesTech It did suck. Most of the time whoever changes it is lucky because the chip is oftentimes socketed, meaning they can pull the old one out and put a new one in. Not in my case, it was soldered, so I had to desolder it, of course I put a socket in there so it'll be easier for whoever changes it next...
Dell dementia nice machine
I can't believe how much it's worth. All I did was get it from a PC recycler for like $10 back a while ago. Insane!
Chef John? Is that you?
I'm not familiar with that reference unfortunately. Perhaps you could show me what that means
Windows ME time
Hmmmmmm Or perhaps something stranger than fiction... OS2 Warp...
Or, now I'm not even sure this would even be possible, but maybe Vista could be possible when I upgrade the ram to 256Mb (the maximum unofficial amount this platform supports)
@@DimondDoesTech yes, let's see this
someone ran it on 1mhz
I'm not surprised but this is the slowest machine I've ever installed it on
@@DimondDoesTech cool
1mhz is way too slow
you can't even get past bios
@@etmezh9073 In this video, the person uses PCem or 86box to do this
@@iamboredfor2months Even if you could somehow lower the base frequency, there's no way you can install windows xp at 1mhz.
huh guess youtube filtered out my comment about space pinball for some reason. Oh well...
Huh that's really weird. Darn it RUclips you're supposed to filter spam not regular comments!
Now install windows 11
Oh jeez that's not going to be happening. Although... I may see if Vista or Win 7 is a possibility....
Edit: Actually it COULD work once I upgrade the system's RAM up to 256Mb. And by that I mean Win Vista Starter would work and maybe, just maybe, Win 7 Starter... unless I get shafted by lacking basically all "modern" instructions on the CPU