I remember going through all the Windows 7 sounds as a kid and it’s crazy to think that the ability to change the sounds might have been what sparked a love for software and technology inside me.. 10 year old me liked “characters” the most
windows 7 as a kid.. ? well theres one generation gap here, i feel old now, cuz i think i might have been older then you are now, when windows 7 came out
Bro, I actually have a Windows 7 and a Windows 10. I used to not have the Windows 10, so Windows 7 was my childhood computer. Now it's pretty slow but still very usable!
Let's not forget that the start up and shut down sounds of the Windows 7 were first used by the Vista, which is kinda flopped but without it we won't have Windows 7. Also everyone sleeps on the first iconic ones like Windows 95.
Windows 98 was my first windows computer as a child. It has a similar feeling to the PS1 startup as far is it felt like you were going to go somewhere magical and adventurous.
@Yavor Petrov Sound settings, where you change the sounds normally, at least on older windows 10. You might need to enable it in the regestry for newer versions of windows 10.
I grew up with Windows 95 and 98 so those startup sounds are forever soothing to me. I would spend hours playing with all the themes and sounds on the Plus! 98 disk. Computers felt so magical and immersive back then.
0:25 anyone who's used Windows 1.0 before will know there are no startup/shutdown sounds to be found in that version. please stop lying to your audience.
Windows 3.1 Windows 95 Windows NT 4.0 Windows NT 5.0 Windows 98 Windows 2000 Windows XP Those are the sounds from my babyhood to my childhood. Thank you for sharing!
Mistakes: 17:17 Wrong windows 11 and server 2022 logo 0:19 windows 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 had no sounds 10:12 The Windows 2000 sounds are the beta versions, not RTM 10:44 The Whistler sounds are fake 12:34 Windows Server 2003 used XP’s startup sound, not ad sound 12:50 Longhorn sounds are fake 13:39 Wrong windows 7 logo 15:21 Wrong windows server 2012 boot screen. Used windows logo and not beta fish 15:38 Windows 8/8.1/10/server 2016/server 2019 used Vista/7 startup sound (disabled by default). Logon sound can’t be enabled. The shutdown can’t be enabled either 17:00 Wrong windows 10x sounds and boot screen (you used OOBE sound for startup and wrong shutdown sound) 17:34 Wrong boot screen for server 2022 15:38 Wrong logon screen for windows 8.x
Windows 95 was my first introduction to a home computer as a kid and that startup sound takes me back to a time as a six year old playing games such as Treasure Mountain, 3D Dinosaur Adventure and Myst with my dad (that game required parental guidance since the puzzles were so goddamn hard as a kid haha)
I grew up with win 3.11 and was ca 11 yo when I got win95 and it blew my mind. It's still my favourite and even though it looks basic I think it was the most functional and easy to work with.
i get your point, but seeing the world in the current state, i dont feel lucky to be a child of the 80s anymore and more or less start to,envy my parents and grand parents generation
Inaccuracies: - Windows did not support sound drivers until Multimedia Extensions for Windows 3.0 (or if counting the 3.0 MME’s MDK Version 59); - Windows NT 3.1 - NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 aren't just available in Server editions alone, there are also Workstation and Professional editions which aren't targeted at servers; - The Windows NT 5.0 image you used is from Pre-Beta builds but you used the startup sound from Beta 1 - Beta 2, and Windows 2000 Beta 3 build 1946-1969 startup sound as NT 5.0 shutdown sound; - Windows Neptune Server? Neptune was scheduled to be a home consumer-oriented version of Windows built on Windows NT code, not a server version*; - The Windows 2000 sounds you used is actually from builds 1983-2000; - Whistler sounds you used are fake. Windows 2000 sounds are used until build 2485 (2481 introduced the RTM sounds but was used by default since build 2485); - Christmas and Royale Remixed themes aren't part of Microsoft Plus! for Windows XP; - There's not even a UK-specific version of Windows Server 2003. The alleged sound came from a promotional animation cut by TheCanadianToast. No country-specific edition of Windows was ever made until Microsoft was forced to make N and KN variants for Europe and South Korea respectively which removes Windows Media Player and other features due to antitrust legislation; Windows localization wasn't available in English (United Kingdom) [en-GB] until Windows 8 and Server 2012.** All versions and localizations of Windows Server 2003 use the Windows XP startup sound; - Longhorn sounds you used are fake. The Windows XP startup sound is used until build 5840.16389, where the Vista RTM sounds were introduced. Builds 5469-5471, 5477-5487, 5536-5840.16384 used the RTM logoff sound as the shutdown sound (the other beta builds use the XP shutdown sound); - Windows XP logo in Windows 7? - The Windows 7 theme sounds shown are actually logon and logoff sounds, not startup and shutdown sounds; - Windows 8 - 10 (including their server counterparts) uses the same startup sound as Vista/7 but is disabled by default. Windows Vista/7 shutdown sound remains in %SystemRoot%\Media but unused; - The sound you used for Windows 10X startup is from the OOBE intro, not the startup sound. The shutdown sound you used is also the reversed of the aforementioned sound; - Windows 11 have no shutdown sound (Windows Vista/7 shutdown sound remains in %SystemRoot%\Media but unused); - Windows Server 2022 is based on the Iron codebase and uses the Windows 10 user interface, so it uses the same startup sound as Vista/7/8/8.1); - [MIX] Neptune, 2000, ME, Whistler, XP, Longhorn, Vista, Server 2008, 7, Server 2012, 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2016, Server 2019, and 10X images are fake; the image you used before Windows Server 2022 is actually in Windows 11 initial release. * There are Neptune Server references in a few setup files. Plus the "Configure My Server" wizard is from Windows 2000 Server. ** Prior to Windows 8, you can get input methods or regional format but not a separate localisation for en-GB (which differ in spellings like "color" vs "colour" for example). 33 mistakes. You're self-proclaiming to be an expert but still not improving on content. Your research about Windows is extremely superficial. You're only suitable for Windows Never Released or any custom stuff. Can't you learn from people like Billy O'Reilly and/or use BetaWiki or even Wikipedia more?
The Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 2000 Server startup sounds are very close, but technically they use the sound you have listed as Windows Neptune (9:59). Nice video!
Many sounds are wrong: Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 do not have startup sounds. Windows NT 5.0 startup sound is correct, but the shutdown sound is incorrect. The correct shutdown sound is the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound. Windows Whistler actually uses 2000 sounds. Windows Server 2003's startup sound is the same as Windows XP. Windows Longhorn actually uses XP sounds. Windows Server 2012, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, and Windows Server 2019 use the Vista/7 startup sound and they do not have shutdown sounds. Same with Windows Server 2022.
I remember sitting in my miserable cubicle in East Palo Alto at the start of my career in 99. I had to be there at 6 am. Full day of doing things I had no interested in doing. But at least I got to hear the Windows 98 startup sound as I sipped my coffee.
@@żywiecantygates Not actually all the sound are fake. But there were some I think that were fake is Windows 1.0 to 3.0 sound and Windows Longhorn sound. Longhorn sound here is not real though. Longhorn uses XP startup sound until after the reset and nearly the RTM of Windows Vista it start to use some of Windows Vista sound. I have used Windows Longhorn in a virtual machine and the startup sound is XP sound.
@@winbetatester yeah, you right, im hope this comments like your and some videos stop the dezinformation (im hope im write this right) about windows startup sounds!
I only heard about Windows 11 on Wikipedia... It says that it's coming out this autumn and will be a free upgrade for Win10 users! (I hope they don't do what they did with Win7 users again...)
Grew up with Windows 98 and 2000. My Windows 8 Laptop in High School was the first to not play a sound at startup, and I was sad about that. Had no idea it even HAD a startup sound until I looked it up. Same with my windows 10 computer.
I was born in 1995, so the only versions of Windows that are more nostalgic for me are XP, Vista and 7, since I grew up on those operating systems. Now I moved on to Linux and only use Windows for some games.
@@Albergarri788 windows server 2003 is not fake. It has the UK startup sound because its still by Windows XP if he should use the Windows XP U.S. startup sound
Windows 1.0-3.0 doesn't have startup and shutdown sounds. Windows NT 5.0 uses the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound. Windows 2000 uses the same sounds as Windows Me. Whistler uses Windows 2000 sounds until build 2491. Windows Server 2003 uses the same startup sound as Windows XP. Longhorn uses Windows XP sounds until an RC build. Windows 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2016 and Server 2019 use the same startup sound as Windows Vista and 7. They have no shutdown sound. Windows 10X doesn't use the startup sound backwards as its shutdown sound. Windows 11 and Server 2022 don't have a shutdown sound.
Error Lists so you know • Windows 1.0, 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0 do not consist any sounds, the first Windows program to involve sound is the Windows 3.0 MME system, therefore systems before Windows 3.0 MME do not have a startup nor a shutdown. • Windows Whistler earlier betas used the Windows 2000/ME sounds, the later builds have used most of the Windows XP sounds we know to this day. • Windows Server 2003 has only used Windows XP sounds, its startup sound is just like XPs. • Windows Longhorn used Windows XP sounds with its earlier builds, after that it used most Vista sounds. • Windows 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2016 and Server 2019 used Windows Vista/7 startup sounds. • There is no proof of Windows 10X using the Windows 10X startup reversed as the shutdown, it probably uses Windows Vista/7 sound for the shutdown.
Honestly, the standard startup sounds of the main operating systems from 95 to XP (95, NT 4, 98, 2000/ME, XP) are pretty fantastic. The Brian Eno-composed Win95 sound is timeless and iconic - simple and reflective, announcing with grace the arrival of the biggest leap forward Windows ever had in 95. 98's meanwhile is this bright, beaming rush of sound, full of optimism. Both honestly beautiful in their own, very different ways. 2000/ME and XP's are along similar lines with one another, that sort of flowing piano-driven elegance; both great, and I'm very nostalgic for XP's sound given it was the operating system of my childhood. NT 4.0's is... very odd, given the rest of these. Spacey, dark, futuristic synth tones are not what I expect from a Windows startup but it has those, and it's honestly the single coolest sound of this bunch. Most of their accompanying shutdown sounds (All of them except 95) are pretty fantastic too, for similar reasons - being a nice complementary 'goodbye' to their 'hello'. And on 95; the 'tada!' wav file did make for a quite cheerful and honestly goofy (in a good way) sound for 3.1 etc. but it never struck me as shutdown sound at all, and doesn't pair with Eno's startup sound all that well either. The Vista/7 sound... is kinda neat. It's pretty and all but I never cared for it as much as XP's or any of the other ones mentioned before. I definitely have some nostalgia for it (I have a lot of fond memories of 7) but it's clearly not as good. Also the shutdown sound is so faint you can barely notice it, though I do think it's cute. I think I actually prefer Longhorn's startup and shutdown sounds to the ones they went with here - they have similar vibes but are bolder. I skipped over 8 and went to 10, and honestly didn't even know they still had startup sounds past this point, as they're disabled normally. I'm actually not someone that hates modern corporate aesthetics wholesale but this is one area that they've clearly downgraded on over the years, honestly. I get it; these newer and more subdued sounds (or no sound at all) fit the aesthetics of the operating system and the whole vibe around modern technology far more than any of the pre-Vista sounds, but just on their own they're clearly not as interesting. The fact we went from Brian Eno-composed sounds to no sound at all being the default speaks to this downgrade, I think.
you're not an expert if you don't even know what sounds different versions of Windows had. the first thing I noticed was that Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 didn't have startup sounds (they basically didn't have sounds), because Microsoft invented the sound file together with IBM in 1991 and he had an extension ".wav" (Wave). the second thing I noticed is Windows Whistler. his sound appeared from nowhere and was made in Audition by someone unknown (the reversed sound of turning off Windows 98, the sound from the Microsoft game, and the reversed sound of turning off Windows 2000 were combined). the shutdown sound was stolen from BeOS (I don't remember exactly from where). The Whistler itself had sound from Windows XP/2000. the third thing I noticed was Windows Longhorn. Its startup/shutdown sound was taken from Samsung theme for Windows XP/Vista. Longhorn itself used sounds from Windows XP. well, that seems to be it. I forgot to notice, the Windows Server 2003 startup sound was taken from the Windows Server 2003 promo video (which turned out to be a huge sadness for me as a child). Windows 8, 8.1 had the Windows 7 startup sound, and the sound you showed was the "Windows Logon" sound. the sound of Windows 10, 2016, 2019 and 2022, as well as Windows 8, 8.1, had a Windows 7 startup sound (in Windows Server 2022, the startup sound also had to be configured itself).
I like these I do gotta say though i'm greatful for the new startup sound on my windows 11 computer I love it alot. I feel like i'm showing off my love for windows by booting up in class everyday with that sound
@@yellowmarshmellowpuffnob6922 why say nah it's an opinion i like windows xp and 7's sounds too, but i prefer windows 11's start up sound it's just so oooooooo in comparison to windows 10's silence
@@saturniunyttech679 And the worst part is that he knows that 8 and 10 startup sounds are fake. There is actually a comment made by him in his Windows 8.1 startup that says it is disabled by default but it can be enabled. This means he knows that the logon sound isn't the startup sound but he continues to use it anyway because he calls it that!
There are some errors: Windows 1.0/2.0/3.0 doesn't have a startup/shutdown sound. Windows NT 5.0 startup sound is correct but the shutdown sound isn't correct. Windows NT 5.0 early builds used Windows NT 4.0 startup and shutdown sound. Later builds used Windows NT 5.0 startup sound but still use the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound. The fake Windows NT 5.0 shutdown sound was used for Windows 2000 Beta builds. Windows Whistler never used those sounds, it's a mix of Windows 98 shutdown sound and lastest Windows 2000 Beta startup sounds but reversed. Windows Whistler used Windows 2000 sounds. Same for Windows Longhorn, It never uses those sounds. Windows Longhorn uses XP sounds. Windows 8/10 sounds are incorrect Windows 8 and 10 uses Windows Vista/7 startup and shutdown sounds but they are not enabled by default.
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I remember going through all the Windows 7 sounds as a kid and it’s crazy to think that the ability to change the sounds might have been what sparked a love for software and technology inside me.. 10 year old me liked “characters” the most
I did the same with windows vista
windows 7 as a kid.. ? well theres one generation gap here, i feel old now, cuz i think i might have been older then you are now, when windows 7 came out
Bro, I actually have a Windows 7 and a Windows 10. I used to not have the Windows 10, so Windows 7 was my childhood computer. Now it's pretty slow but still very usable!
The windows 7 startup is so nostalgic for me
For me it is windows XP and I still have a Lenovo x64 ThinkPad of windows professional
Same windows 7 was the first computer I used I think
Me too lol
Same. Windows 7 was a great computer
@@IDK_anymore93 cool
Windows XP and Windows 7 start up and shutdown sounds are very iconic. So nostalgic.
Yeah, but also the windows 95 startup as well.
Can't forget about Longhorn, That is like your in Heaven. God Tier
Let's not forget that the start up and shut down sounds of the Windows 7 were first used by the Vista, which is kinda flopped but without it we won't have Windows 7. Also everyone sleeps on the first iconic ones like Windows 95.
love you windows 7 and windows vista
Windows 98 was my first windows computer as a child. It has a similar feeling to the PS1 startup as far is it felt like you were going to go somewhere magical and adventurous.
I think NT 5.0 got that feeling too
And Windows server 2003, the best startup in all of windows
@@ingrowntoenailiv ᴀʜ ʏᴇs
@@coolboyI23 what
@@ingrowntoenailiv Windows server 2003 startup is fake. It uses XP startup.
Okay but the stereo spread on 98's startup will never be forgotten. Eargasmic
I think it's actually surround
I agree
...or in other words, that's what you would call an "aural orgasm" hehe
Yes
YEAH THATS ONE OF THE BEST STARTUP SOUNDS
Windows 7’s extra themes and sounds make me appreciate what an amazing OS it is.
I know.
Actually, Windows 10 doesn’t have a startup sound, at least unless enabled. If enabled, it plays the Windows Vista/7 startup sound.
@Yavor Petrov Sound settings, where you change the sounds normally, at least on older windows 10. You might need to enable it in the regestry for newer versions of windows 10.
Windows 10 still has the startup sound from Windows 8.1.
@@NielsonLucas Really? I'm pretty sure I hear it every time I boot my father's pc...
@@codetoil your father has it enabled
@@rammaraj7 Actually, I think I was the one that enabled it...
Windows Longhorn gave me angelic feels, especially the sign in and off sounds
1:37 this startup sound will never get old.
Yeah
true.
Brings me back to computer class in elementary school. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
Cum
@@thejoshthatplaysdrums3293 Nostalgia is medicine and poison at the same time.^^
Windows XP startup sound unforgotten to me. So nostalgic
same
12:55 is underrated
sorry to burst your bubble, but it's actually fake.
@@g1gabytez wrong. That is the codename and that is the proper sound. I have the disc.
@@tron.44 ruclips.net/video/GQ-lz47djFc/видео.html
@@tron.44 actually, it’s from the samsung theme pack for windows do, so your claim is fake
@@tron.44 how can you have the disk if it wasn't even released.
WIndows XP and Windows 7 had some of the best sounds imo
Yes bro windows 7 and windows xp that good
Windows xp is nostalgia
I like windows 95 and windows 7 startup. Windows 95 startup is beautiful and I like windows 7 because it reminds me of when I was younger.
Windows 7 is the best Windows OS imo
@@nitrousgd yes
I grew up with Windows 95 and 98 so those startup sounds are forever soothing to me. I would spend hours playing with all the themes and sounds on the Plus! 98 disk. Computers felt so magical and immersive back then.
Windows Longhorn's Startup and Shutdown sounds will never get old.
Uhm, actually they come from a Windows XP unofficial Samsung theme.
0:25 anyone who's used Windows 1.0 before will know there are no startup/shutdown sounds to be found in that version. please stop lying to your audience.
No startup and shutdown sounds
@@colawin and if theres a startup or shutdown sound it whould just be beeps
@@TobiasPlayseven this,it is not considered as startup and shutdown sounds
@@colawin so where did the sound came from?
@@maverickhansel7642pc hardware sound
11:06 was nice
Windows 3.1
Windows 95
Windows NT 4.0
Windows NT 5.0
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Those are the sounds from my babyhood to my childhood. Thank you for sharing!
NO THANKS
@@aion707 ????
@@aion707 ok didn't ask + don't care
windows nt 5.0 was a beta version
Mistakes:
17:17 Wrong windows 11 and server 2022 logo
0:19 windows 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 had no sounds
10:12 The Windows 2000 sounds are the beta versions, not RTM
10:44 The Whistler sounds are fake
12:34 Windows Server 2003 used XP’s startup sound, not ad sound
12:50 Longhorn sounds are fake
13:39 Wrong windows 7 logo
15:21 Wrong windows server 2012 boot screen. Used windows logo and not beta fish
15:38 Windows 8/8.1/10/server 2016/server 2019 used Vista/7 startup sound (disabled by default). Logon sound can’t be enabled. The shutdown can’t be enabled either
17:00 Wrong windows 10x sounds and boot screen (you used OOBE sound for startup and wrong shutdown sound)
17:34 Wrong boot screen for server 2022
15:38 Wrong logon screen for windows 8.x
Why is this all true?, But some people say server2003 in UK is the ad sound
@OUTFiT7 PLAYER Oh sorry my bad
@OUTFiT7 PLAYER yeah
More like Longhorn sounds is real.
@@neonsparklestarlightgamer2153 lol 🐂
Those old windows sounds (1990-2010) gives me a big nostalgia for some reason like i have heard them before but i was born in 2010 so idk
Y a mí me dan nostalgia los de 1990s-2000. Perdón por no hablar en inglés.
A mi los de Windows 7 y Windows vista aunque nací en 2009 xd
Windows 95 was my first introduction to a home computer as a kid and that startup sound takes me back to a time as a six year old playing games such as Treasure Mountain, 3D Dinosaur Adventure and Myst with my dad (that game required parental guidance since the puzzles were so goddamn hard as a kid haha)
My first windows computer was the legendary windows XP. And the computer brand was ACER.
win95 was past my time but my dad gave me his old fujitsu laptop as a gift when I was 10 years old (in the late 2000s) with win95
I grew up with win 3.11 and was ca 11 yo when I got win95 and it blew my mind.
It's still my favourite and even though it looks basic I think it was the most functional and easy to work with.
The Windows XP was my first Windows computer for me as a child
Cindows XP
Windows 1.0/ 2.0 Startups Are Fake Sadly
Andddd 3.0
And how do you know that
@@HaleyGoomysCatbecause i researched it for a year
Oh ok
And Longhorn
I never knew the sounds were changeable. In my opinion the best one of all time was the og windows 95 sound
Ta-da
Agreed, windows 95 slaps
How fortunate 80's generation is! Saw and used almost all operating systems from windows 95 to Windows 11
i get your point, but seeing the world in the current state, i dont feel lucky to be a child of the 80s anymore and more or less start to,envy my parents and grand parents generation
@@dharkbizkit Change in inevitable. We should accept it and adopt it and live in reality.
@@fudgysundaee and why is that?
@@dharkbizkit Because all the musicians don't sing about eyeing on 9th Graders anymore.
Inaccuracies:
- Windows did not support sound drivers until Multimedia Extensions for Windows 3.0 (or if counting the 3.0 MME’s MDK Version 59);
- Windows NT 3.1 - NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 aren't just available in Server editions alone, there are also Workstation and Professional editions which aren't targeted at servers;
- The Windows NT 5.0 image you used is from Pre-Beta builds but you used the startup sound from Beta 1 - Beta 2, and Windows 2000 Beta 3 build 1946-1969 startup sound as NT 5.0 shutdown sound;
- Windows Neptune Server? Neptune was scheduled to be a home consumer-oriented version of Windows built on Windows NT code, not a server version*;
- The Windows 2000 sounds you used is actually from builds 1983-2000;
- Whistler sounds you used are fake. Windows 2000 sounds are used until build 2485 (2481 introduced the RTM sounds but was used by default since build 2485);
- Christmas and Royale Remixed themes aren't part of Microsoft Plus! for Windows XP;
- There's not even a UK-specific version of Windows Server 2003. The alleged sound came from a promotional animation cut by TheCanadianToast. No country-specific edition of Windows was ever made until Microsoft was forced to make N and KN variants for Europe and South Korea respectively which removes Windows Media Player and other features due to antitrust legislation; Windows localization wasn't available in English (United Kingdom) [en-GB] until Windows 8 and Server 2012.** All versions and localizations of Windows Server 2003 use the Windows XP startup sound;
- Longhorn sounds you used are fake. The Windows XP startup sound is used until build 5840.16389, where the Vista RTM sounds were introduced. Builds 5469-5471, 5477-5487, 5536-5840.16384 used the RTM logoff sound as the shutdown sound (the other beta builds use the XP shutdown sound);
- Windows XP logo in Windows 7?
- The Windows 7 theme sounds shown are actually logon and logoff sounds, not startup and shutdown sounds;
- Windows 8 - 10 (including their server counterparts) uses the same startup sound as Vista/7 but is disabled by default. Windows Vista/7 shutdown sound remains in %SystemRoot%\Media but unused;
- The sound you used for Windows 10X startup is from the OOBE intro, not the startup sound. The shutdown sound you used is also the reversed of the aforementioned sound;
- Windows 11 have no shutdown sound (Windows Vista/7 shutdown sound remains in %SystemRoot%\Media but unused);
- Windows Server 2022 is based on the Iron codebase and uses the Windows 10 user interface, so it uses the same startup sound as Vista/7/8/8.1);
- [MIX] Neptune, 2000, ME, Whistler, XP, Longhorn, Vista, Server 2008, 7, Server 2012, 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2016, Server 2019, and 10X images are fake; the image you used before Windows Server 2022 is actually in Windows 11 initial release.
* There are Neptune Server references in a few setup files. Plus the "Configure My Server" wizard is from Windows 2000 Server.
** Prior to Windows 8, you can get input methods or regional format but not a separate localisation for en-GB (which differ in spellings like "color" vs "colour" for example).
33 mistakes. You're self-proclaiming to be an expert but still not improving on content. Your research about Windows is extremely superficial. You're only suitable for Windows Never Released or any custom stuff. Can't you learn from people like Billy O'Reilly and/or use BetaWiki or even Wikipedia more?
Also , Windows server 2022 uses Windows vista/7 startup sound , not the Windows 11 startup sound
@@colawin Edited
Stop Correcting Him Man Leave Him Alone
@@dalessandrokiko8324 Bruh
@@ThatRandomToast Yeah, leave him alone!!!
the nostalgia I felt when I heard the Windows Vista sound, I wish I was 7 years old again
The Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 2000 Server startup sounds are very close, but technically they use the sound you have listed as Windows Neptune (9:59). Nice video!
13:43. Why is there Windows XP logo in Windows 7?
I had a windows 7 and still remember the nostalgic soundbites at my old house
Very cool. Windows 98 was one of the first computers I can remember us having. Most of these different sounds, I can remember hearing.
"Longhorn" and the server versions sound best, very epic
The Windows XP Space sounds a bit classic like Screen Gems S from Hell logo. 12:20
13:27 remind me when I was in kindergarten or 2nd/3rd grade. I miss those D:
I remember first using a computer in 2013 when I was in first grade, I was obsessed over that sound
Many sounds are wrong:
Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 do not have startup sounds.
Windows NT 5.0 startup sound is correct, but the shutdown sound is incorrect. The correct shutdown sound is the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound.
Windows Whistler actually uses 2000 sounds.
Windows Server 2003's startup sound is the same as Windows XP.
Windows Longhorn actually uses XP sounds.
Windows Server 2012, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, and Windows Server 2019 use the Vista/7 startup sound and they do not have shutdown sounds. Same with Windows Server 2022.
True, But he worked hard for that video
8 & 8.1 uses their own startup as logon
@@arandomdude189 Turn on: Show Startup sound in Change system sound, It will turn out windows 7
with whistler it kinda windows 2000 one but wrong way i say it not true bc it just not.
@@RustyWinner3419 Doesnt matter there all wrong if use sounds and seen "Real builds" of them you know that fake. Mabye fact check.
Windows 3.0 was my 1st windows Desktop i've purchased, now many decades have been passed!!
windows 95 is the first OS I experienced when I was young back in 96. it felt like a lifetime looking back.
14:18 I got emotional at citypace
I remember messing around with the theme settings and feel scared with the landscape one :')
eventually we are going to think of the Windows 11 as nostalgic. It’s just that no one wants to admit it.
Y Windows xp quedará en la ruina XD
Disculpe por no saber inglés :(
0:56 it sounds familiar
Are you!!!!!!!!!!
Roblox victory sound
tada!
Roblox sound
15:21 I liked this startup screen and it gave me nostalgia and made me remember what I was like in 2017 and 2018 and 2019
v
actually real nostalgia starts in win 3.1 and ends in windows 7
2:07 it sounds like Bowser's beta voice in Mario 64
12:43 among us cremate victory sound
When I clicked on that, I got two ads
sus
please. stop
AMOGUS
sus
I remember sitting in my miserable cubicle in East Palo Alto at the start of my career in 99. I had to be there at 6 am. Full day of doing things I had no interested in doing. But at least I got to hear the Windows 98 startup sound as I sipped my coffee.
l like how Windows 10 laptops somehow still use Windows Vista starting sound.
Me too
3:38 sounds very good..
11:06 a legend was born
13:44 another legend was born
But the real legend is windows 95
Windows Longhorn Sounds are actually from Samsung
1:08 Like a TADA surprise
11:00 I still have this at home for my gaming desktop PC
Cool startup and shutdown sounds
Its fake!!! This sounds are fake! This idiot think that fake sounds is real
Yea! It's fake
@@żywiecantygates Not actually all the sound are fake. But there were some I think that were fake is Windows 1.0 to 3.0 sound and Windows Longhorn sound. Longhorn sound here is not real though. Longhorn uses XP startup sound until after the reset and nearly the RTM of Windows Vista it start to use some of Windows Vista sound. I have used Windows Longhorn in a virtual machine and the startup sound is XP sound.
@@winbetatester yeah, you right, im hope this comments like your and some videos stop the dezinformation (im hope im write this right) about windows startup sounds!
I like startup and shutdown 7,8,10,11
I have used windows os starting from Windows 95 till today. But Windows 2000 sound is very soothing.
11:00 the classic
4:55 the last Hyderabad for Mumbais scary delay 11:45PM to 03:15AM
i think i used to have a windows 7 when i was SUPER young because that 2007 startup sound was just so nostalgic
Having a startup jingle just makes me so much happier
Win2000 is my favorite sound!!Its so senrene!😊
The Windows Longhorn sounds are... TOO good. That feels just too good to just be for a computer OS. Incredible.
...Longhorn? Never heard of it.
@@alexdow1797 It was only a prototype for Vista.
uh
ok
They're fake
12:06 I like this! :)
I will never forget you windows 7 😖
@HINSON LAU CHUNG HIN Moe where is it?😐
@@arshiaknight7317 He means is Windows 7 Embedded.
I has windows 8/8.1/10 we has startup sound
But is sound of vista/7 we are disabled on windows 8 8.1 10
For default
1:36 the first classic on the movie... unforgettable
Windows 7 is full of nostalgia, I remember I used to ask if I can Start and shutdown the laptop just for the sound
I am using it.
Windows Vista was literally my CHILDHOOD!!! AH! So nostalgic!!
4:06 Space.
Windows 2000 and ME have the best startup and shutdown sounds LOL
The startup sounds before Windows 95 are the best ones, apart from the beta "longhorn" startup and end sounds.
Fun Fact: Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 10X's shutdown sounds are the startup sounds but reversed
The Windows 10X sounds in this video are incorrect. The startup sound shown in this video is from the OOBE intro animation.
@@ThatRandomToast yeah
@@ThatRandomToast but it wasnt released, so we dont know for sure
@@CrystalieChan The resources of Windows 10X (icons, sounds, etc) are available on DeviantArt.
@@CrystalieChan There are also videos showing Windows 10X OOBE.
8:39 This music will decrease your battery.
Holy moly, Server2000 had a _really_ sweet jingle.
I wonder if someone made a music out of the Windows XP's Christmas Theme Startup.
Crazy to think that I never witnessed any of these sounds, yet they all still feel really familiar.
Yeah Its so Crazy 😥
Windows 95, xp, 7 and 8.1 are so nostalgicc..
I only heard about Windows 11 on Wikipedia... It says that it's coming out this autumn and will be a free upgrade for Win10 users!
(I hope they don't do what they did with Win7 users again...)
There not doing that if Win10 users want to upgrade they will upgrade
My win 10 PC is water damaged how am I supposed to upgrade to win 11 lol
Sounds Fun lolol
@@gavinisdie The win7 thing? (Spoilers: I FORGOT)
Grew up with Windows 98 and 2000. My Windows 8 Laptop in High School was the first to not play a sound at startup, and I was sad about that. Had no idea it even HAD a startup sound until I looked it up. Same with my windows 10 computer.
4:37Like Orange And Constellation Sound With Original
Thats my s8 sounds
Dangerous Creatures from Win 98 is my favorite one
I love how the windows 11 shutdown sound is similar to the windows 7 shutdown sound
There's actually no shutdown sounds on Windows 11
*Vista
Windows vista was my childhood!
I was born in 1995, so the only versions of Windows that are more nostalgic for me are XP, Vista and 7, since I grew up on those operating systems. Now I moved on to Linux and only use Windows for some games.
3:52 Windows NT sounds like one of those DVD ads you used to see when you purchased a film from the store ha.
Longhorn sounds are fake, they were fanmade for a XP Royale Remixed theme pack.
Whistler is also fake.
@@atyssn windows server 2003 is also fake too
@@Albergarri788 windows server 2003 is not fake. It has the UK startup sound because its still by Windows XP if he should use the Windows XP U.S. startup sound
@HINSON LAU CHUNG HIN Moe yes your right
@HINSON LAU CHUNG HIN Moe Longhorn is a codename, same with Whistler. They are not fake. But the start up and shutdown sounds are fake.
Windows 1.0-3.0 doesn't have startup and shutdown sounds.
Windows NT 5.0 uses the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound.
Windows 2000 uses the same sounds as Windows Me.
Whistler uses Windows 2000 sounds until build 2491.
Windows Server 2003 uses the same startup sound as Windows XP.
Longhorn uses Windows XP sounds until an RC build.
Windows 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2016 and Server 2019 use the same startup sound as Windows Vista and 7. They have no shutdown sound.
Windows 10X doesn't use the startup sound backwards as its shutdown sound.
Windows 11 and Server 2022 don't have a shutdown sound.
The only windows that I know and nostalgic is windows XP and windows 7
My mom has a laptop with windows 7 (doesn’t work)
@@Neil.Y i have a laptop with windows xp
i have laptop that windows 7 (before its windows xp service pack 3)
The best is the Windows XP Startup Sound
0:36 the sound like train who-
If you're first windows computer was
1.0 .... you're a legend!!
9:56-10:44
It could also be a sound for Windows Vista. Sounds very good for Vista.
Error Lists so you know
• Windows 1.0, 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0 do not consist any sounds, the first Windows program to involve sound is the Windows 3.0 MME system, therefore systems before Windows 3.0 MME do not have a startup nor a shutdown.
• Windows Whistler earlier betas used the Windows 2000/ME sounds, the later builds have used most of the Windows XP sounds we know to this day.
• Windows Server 2003 has only used Windows XP sounds, its startup sound is just like XPs.
• Windows Longhorn used Windows XP sounds with its earlier builds, after that it used most Vista sounds.
• Windows 8, 8.1, 10, Server 2016 and Server 2019 used Windows Vista/7 startup sounds.
• There is no proof of Windows 10X using the Windows 10X startup reversed as the shutdown, it probably uses Windows Vista/7 sound for the shutdown.
0:20 sounds like a siren
ahh. so nostalgic
Honestly, the standard startup sounds of the main operating systems from 95 to XP (95, NT 4, 98, 2000/ME, XP) are pretty fantastic. The Brian Eno-composed Win95 sound is timeless and iconic - simple and reflective, announcing with grace the arrival of the biggest leap forward Windows ever had in 95. 98's meanwhile is this bright, beaming rush of sound, full of optimism. Both honestly beautiful in their own, very different ways. 2000/ME and XP's are along similar lines with one another, that sort of flowing piano-driven elegance; both great, and I'm very nostalgic for XP's sound given it was the operating system of my childhood. NT 4.0's is... very odd, given the rest of these. Spacey, dark, futuristic synth tones are not what I expect from a Windows startup but it has those, and it's honestly the single coolest sound of this bunch.
Most of their accompanying shutdown sounds (All of them except 95) are pretty fantastic too, for similar reasons - being a nice complementary 'goodbye' to their 'hello'. And on 95; the 'tada!' wav file did make for a quite cheerful and honestly goofy (in a good way) sound for 3.1 etc. but it never struck me as shutdown sound at all, and doesn't pair with Eno's startup sound all that well either.
The Vista/7 sound... is kinda neat. It's pretty and all but I never cared for it as much as XP's or any of the other ones mentioned before. I definitely have some nostalgia for it (I have a lot of fond memories of 7) but it's clearly not as good. Also the shutdown sound is so faint you can barely notice it, though I do think it's cute. I think I actually prefer Longhorn's startup and shutdown sounds to the ones they went with here - they have similar vibes but are bolder.
I skipped over 8 and went to 10, and honestly didn't even know they still had startup sounds past this point, as they're disabled normally. I'm actually not someone that hates modern corporate aesthetics wholesale but this is one area that they've clearly downgraded on over the years, honestly. I get it; these newer and more subdued sounds (or no sound at all) fit the aesthetics of the operating system and the whole vibe around modern technology far more than any of the pre-Vista sounds, but just on their own they're clearly not as interesting. The fact we went from Brian Eno-composed sounds to no sound at all being the default speaks to this downgrade, I think.
Well said
you're not an expert if you don't even know what sounds different versions of Windows had. the first thing I noticed was that Windows 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 didn't have startup sounds (they basically didn't have sounds), because Microsoft invented the sound file together with IBM in 1991 and he had an extension ".wav" (Wave). the second thing I noticed is Windows Whistler. his sound appeared from nowhere and was made in Audition by someone unknown (the reversed sound of turning off Windows 98, the sound from the Microsoft game, and the reversed sound of turning off Windows 2000 were combined). the shutdown sound was stolen from BeOS (I don't remember exactly from where).
The Whistler itself had sound from Windows XP/2000. the third thing I noticed was Windows Longhorn. Its startup/shutdown sound was taken from Samsung theme for Windows XP/Vista. Longhorn itself used sounds from Windows XP. well, that seems to be it.
I forgot to notice, the Windows Server 2003 startup sound was taken from the Windows Server 2003 promo video (which turned out to be a huge sadness for me as a child). Windows 8, 8.1 had the Windows 7 startup sound, and the sound you showed was the "Windows Logon" sound. the sound of Windows 10, 2016, 2019 and 2022, as well as Windows 8, 8.1, had a Windows 7 startup sound (in Windows Server 2022, the startup sound also had to be configured itself).
I like these
I do gotta say though
i'm greatful for the new startup sound on my windows 11 computer
I love it alot. I feel like i'm showing off my love for windows by booting up in class everyday with that sound
You’re my friend
Yeah idk why ppl say Windows 11 is a bad OS, pretty good imo
Thank you for no xp you unbum
Nah I like the windows 7 and xp
@@yellowmarshmellowpuffnob6922 why say nah it's an opinion
i like windows xp and 7's sounds too, but i prefer windows 11's start up sound it's just so oooooooo
in comparison to windows 10's silence
0:31 old computers startup sounds is cursed
It's been 2000 years and this guy calling himself "Windows Expert" dosent know that 40% of the sounds are either incorrect or fake.
And he still uses fake whistler and longhorn sounds
@@saturniunyttech679 8 8.1 and 10 use 7 startup sounds (disabled by default)
@@SimbianGaming ik. The ones he used in this video were their Animation sounds. (The Windows logo Animation)
@@saturniunyttech679 And the worst part is that he knows that 8 and 10 startup sounds are fake. There is actually a comment made by him in his Windows 8.1 startup that says it is disabled by default but it can be enabled. This means he knows that the logon sound isn't the startup sound but he continues to use it anyway because he calls it that!
@@setsu-chan_19 Windows "ExPeRt"
1:37 the best and only Windows meme we've been looking for.
4:50 Is this sound you hear on your school? I hear it from school when next lesson.
There are some errors:
Windows 1.0/2.0/3.0 doesn't have a startup/shutdown sound.
Windows NT 5.0 startup sound is correct but the shutdown sound isn't correct.
Windows NT 5.0 early builds used Windows NT 4.0 startup and shutdown sound.
Later builds used Windows NT 5.0 startup sound but still use the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound. The fake Windows NT 5.0 shutdown sound was used for Windows 2000 Beta builds.
Windows Whistler never used those sounds, it's a mix of Windows 98 shutdown sound and lastest Windows 2000 Beta startup sounds but reversed. Windows Whistler used Windows 2000 sounds.
Same for Windows Longhorn, It never uses those sounds. Windows Longhorn uses XP sounds.
Windows 8/10 sounds are incorrect Windows 8 and 10 uses Windows Vista/7 startup and shutdown sounds but they are not enabled by default.
leave it like that
7:07 windows nt?
ikr, Windows nt 4.0 and 5.0 had the most futuristic sounds
Windows 11 is born!
Lol I still have my mums old windows 7 and the startup sound is just so nostalgic. I will forever keep it as it has so many memories held within it