Alright, so here's a bit of an update on the followup video that I mentioned. I highly recommend checking out NCommander's video that he just released a few days ago as of writing this: ruclips.net/video/3EPTfOTC4Jw/видео.html He does a deep dive down the 64-Bit Pinball rabbit hole. And the story is far more complex than I initially thought. In fact, Raymond's blog post that I cite in this video doesn't give the full picture at all. Though I had essentially come to that conclusion already given that I found a working copy of a 64-Bit Pinball executable, which contradicts what he said about it being cut from 64-Bit Windows. But it goes even deeper than that. NCommander did an outstanding job to the point where I don't feel its necessary for me to finish my planned followup video as his background allowed him to go into far more detail than I could have. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.
RUclipsr and former Microsoft software developer Dave Plummer was in charge of porting the third-party 3D Space Cadet Pinball code to x86. He was also responsible for writing Task Manager, ZIP Folders, single-pass DiskCopy (MS-DOS) and CD caching in SmartDrive. I believe he said he left the company around 2002/2005. I'm willing to bet no one else took up the mantle to continue porting it and supporting it.
@@blurem1490 i know, but at the time there wasn't much 64 bit apps so there's no reason to get the 64 bit version since you're gonna use 32 bit apps on it anyways
@RUclips Nutzer I remember when my school computers upgraded from 95 and 98 in a hodgepodge, to all XP in 2003 or 2004. And finally they had some network storage for the students instead of everyone just having their own 3.5” disk to store their work on.
It looks like Microsoft only published one pinball game around that time frame (at least, I searched their list for games with "pinball" in the title and only found two), and it was the full version of 3D Pinball with more tables, so if this was the motivation it doesn't make sense why they would release a free version in the first place.
I did also run this when I blew past the memory limit. Not wanting to take the crap train of Vista and after seeing a friend struggle with it, I decided to go XP and just step up to 64 bit. A great OS, stable, plenty of power and not a lot of issues actually.
64-bit on XP and Vista are not exactly the same. The frameworks in the OS changed a lot. My guess is the 64-bit version of Pinball did work on XP, but not Vista. So they dropped it.
Intel Itanium is really a fun story of how Intel wanted to go 64 bits with no backwards compatibility with x86. Then AMD saved everyone from a big headache with the AMD64. Intel had to take the L and accept AMD model.
@Gaming York why did you say “technically”? when you say technically you’re supposed to be stating a fact but the best windows is personal opinion. Sry if I sound really uptight but it’s one of my pet peeves when people say technically in the wrong setting
Yeah, XP's older look is a bit more intimidating but honestly the install process hasn't changed much in the past 20 years. It's fairly simple, especially if you don't care about the data on the hard disk.
HYPE!!!! I've been waiting for this :) Awww Memories 14:22 wow the build is rare? Wonder if the build I had was even more rare, I still have my email about my download and cd copy I ordered from Microsoft which to get it I only needed to pay postage. They posted me the copy on Friday May 14, 2004 Yeah scrolling back 14:02 compiled 26/07/2004 So yeah the build I was sent had to be older, The build I had I never saw the luna theme in it. Really wish I could find it :( EDIT: After looking at the BetaWiki my build I have\had could've been 3754 or older because the compile date listed on the site is newer than the order and shipment email I still have back when I ordered my evaluation copy. 20:20 I really want to know ... So i'm waiting :)
mabbe David Plummer(Dave's garage) would have an idea considering he did the original port of pinball to NT however I bet if you copied that folder with the pinball install to a x64 Vista install you would get the problems that Raymond described
I remember installing a beta copy of XP x64 on a Socket 754 system I had back in 2004. Might have even been this one because I remember it had the XP 64-bit Edition boot splash. I still have an off-screen photo I took of it at the time.
I often forget that there as an x64 edition of XP. Though i do personally know a music producer who used it for YEARS, all the way to the very end of support of regular XP itself. Very interesting to see that theres copies of it floating around
Windows XP was first operating system i had. Soon, i was with Windows 7. And now, i am with windows 10. The childhoods in Windows XP. 3D Pinball. It was my favorite game.
I can't believe it took me this long to learn the "64-bit" release, not the x64 release, was for Itanium. So many things I've heard or read in the past about that release that just didn't make sense at the time now suddenly do.
David Plummer (from Dave's Garage on RUclips) could probably shed some light on the pinball space cadet question. Was it really a 64-bit compiling issue that led to it being dropped from Vista if it existed for XP 64? Dave is the guy who ported the game to Windows NT originally and had to rewrite large portions of it to make it more portable as pure C code instead of ASM, since Windows NT had support for many architectures like MIPS and DEC Alpha. To me that makes doubtful that compiling a 64 but version was the real reason.
i remember how buggy this was. i use to use it as my main os back in the day. and another fun bug it had was if ram was larger than 6 gig aka 7gig ~ 8gig+ it would blue screen constantly. its so finicky but was fun and cool when it was stable at some point.
I greatly enjoyed the Rickroll and the vast rabbit hole it led me down. Yet I wonder, is it really a bait and switch if one already expects such. I searched the link provided because of your stance on gray and especially illegal means and was curious what trick you had in store. Good fun.
I installled XP Pro 64 on my VMware and everytime i put a USB Stick into it it freezes, When i unplug it than XP runs normal. Question: whats the issue?
They could mean major issue working with the code getting it to be bug-free. I would imagine that the bugs you run into were also run into by beta testers or Microsoft themselves, and they decided that it made more business sense to remove the buggy 64-bit build rather than invest time in continuing to track down bugs in someone else's code.
I used to have an XP x86_64 computer back in the day as my dad got it for me. I had no idea back in the day what that even meant but now I’m a developer/owner of a software business. Thank you dad you really did spark my curiosity 😅
Well, technically XP32 supports 8GB (or more) but it was disabled due to a conflict with an Intel video driver. But everything runs faster on 64bit, so if you can run it, why not? [I've done benchmarks 32bit vs 64bit on the same hardware... x64 is about 3x as fast.]
Watching on my 64 bit Laptop. It’s always great to see it in action since Microsoft has planned to for the upcoming Vista designed for both 32 and 64 bit computers. However I didn’t like the vista but XP is a legend. Edit: I know why XP is the first 64 bit release before Vista and according to me, this x64 edition might be designed for AMD 64 bit processors before Intel.
@@kaitlyn__L the only people who "like" vista are kids who run it on their modern computers through vmware and parrot the same old "oh install sp2 it makes it better blah blah"...
Nice! I remember being excited for no reason when I switched my Compaq with an Athlon 64 over to XP 64-bit, and finding out very quickly that it wasn't such a good idea! Finding drivers was not fun
Indeed, drivers are always hard to find on newer OS versions, when I was in college I was the only one with a vista laptop, and running college software wasn't fun 🤣
This kind of collision in the code was made during Big Bang and that created everything what we know and see today ;). I know this is a brave theory...
i debated on getting windows xp 64 bit back in the day (professional ofc) but there was alot of misinformation back in the day and since i was a kid i thought that 32 bit apps and games would have serious compatibility issues with the 64bit version of windows, so even though i had 4 gigs of ram i went with the 32bit version, still wish i had that 64 bit version now that im not a dumb ass kid and i know better haha.
Space Cadet was dropped from Vista because the original engineer at Cinematronics did not comment the source code. Microsoft didn't carry over the 32-bit version because there were bugs that were unresolved and they felt it was too unpolished to ship with Vista.
THANK YOU! I have wanted to experiment with XP x64 for the longest time, but the no HDD detected error threw me off for the longest time. This is odd because the x86 version detects SATA drives just fine.
Still my favourite Windows. I have an extra copy that I never used. Will probably installed it on a side computer not needing to be connected to the Internet. Just a fun back up computer for files. PS: I started with MS-DOS (with no mouse just keyboard commands) then later moved on to Windows 3.0 and onwards. I've used the following Windows: - Win 3.0, Win 95, Win 98, Win XP, Win 7, Win 8, Win 8.1, Win 10 and Win 11.
space cadet was originally a 16bits program. Microsoft made it 32bits, also windows 9X and Xp's binaries are different, so they did something to it for XP.
I'm courious as to IF XP can be installed and run my various video games from Steam for instance better or worse than I can now using the windows 11 I've got now. My PC was two years ago, a top of the line in regards to gaming pc. My usage of a PC is only for the purpose of gaming and searching the internet. I've got a no last mile fiber opice connection with 250 Mb download, 125Mb upload and only 3 ping rate. Should I update to the new version of XP.
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Alright, so here's a bit of an update on the followup video that I mentioned. I highly recommend checking out NCommander's video that he just released a few days ago as of writing this: ruclips.net/video/3EPTfOTC4Jw/видео.html
He does a deep dive down the 64-Bit Pinball rabbit hole. And the story is far more complex than I initially thought. In fact, Raymond's blog post that I cite in this video doesn't give the full picture at all. Though I had essentially come to that conclusion already given that I found a working copy of a 64-Bit Pinball executable, which contradicts what he said about it being cut from 64-Bit Windows. But it goes even deeper than that. NCommander did an outstanding job to the point where I don't feel its necessary for me to finish my planned followup video as his background allowed him to go into far more detail than I could have. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.
Collab in the future? Keep up the good work.
No, you don’t sound at all like the 8-Bit Guy.
Thanks for posting this update Michael 🍻
I just found new channel!
The code base was handed back to the kernel team and someone along the way fixed pinball and it was released.
RUclipsr and former Microsoft software developer Dave Plummer was in charge of porting the third-party 3D Space Cadet Pinball code to x86. He was also responsible for writing Task Manager, ZIP Folders, single-pass DiskCopy (MS-DOS) and CD caching in SmartDrive. I believe he said he left the company around 2002/2005. I'm willing to bet no one else took up the mantle to continue porting it and supporting it.
I know that mate (his channel anyway). Absolute masterclass videos by him
@@rogehmarbi agreed! I love watching his videos. He's so informative and entertaining.
@@OzzFan1000 Your Comment Seems Like It Is Copy and Paste
@@sovixz2398 not really sure what you're trying to say. It wasn't copy and paste if that makes a difference to you.
@@OzzFan1000 K Thanks I thought it is copy and paste Because It is Pretty long
"need a key?" I was expecting that to be "Don't copy that floppy" or some other anti-piracy ad.
It seem to be a rickroll prank.
oh boy minecraft 3d the "Don't copy that floppy"
Japanese Rick roll
@@WilliamHollinger2019 yes
lmao it doesn't even show up for me
Perfect timing! I just sat down from working outside. You just made my day.
Hey!
Nice
@Gaming York anyone can
@Gaming York ok...
Why not, will be interesting to see the 64-Bit buggy Pinball!
Yeah looking forward to that being released. Otherwise I'll need to dive in an extract it myself.
@@wartax5 make a video if you do!
Totally
We have seen an improved buggy pinball at impel down
@@darkyassin I'm a simple man, I see a one piece reference I press like
tbh the athlon 64 was popular when this came out... but we all still used the 32-bit XP anyway
App support was the main reason, there was practically no 64bit apps back then, the technology was brand new.
@@tristan6509 but 64-bit windows can run 32-bit windows programs
@@blurem1490 i know, but at the time there wasn't much 64 bit apps so there's no reason to get the 64 bit version since you're gonna use 32 bit apps on it anyways
@@tristan6509 also the 4gb RAM limitation of 32-bit windows wasn't a big deal back then because most ppl didn't have more than that
Just like 32-bit 80386 was popular, but ppl still used 16-bit MS-DOS.
I’m all for Space Cadet Pinball content. The nostalgia is palpable.
Running the installer of a pre-release less known version of XP on a leaked Windows 11 build is the most Michael MJD thing I've ever seen.
finishing a day with Michael is always a godsend thing.
Agreed xD
These videos come out at the start of my day lol
Agree
"need a key?" Thanks for the new rickroll link! I will use this sparingly.
In the final release of Windows XP Professional x64 Edition the Bliss Wallpaper can be enabled
The Windows XP x64 Edition branding got different name in RTM.
I will never forget Windows XP.
Amen
same
so true
But I will forget ;D
@RUclips Nutzer I remember when my school computers upgraded from 95 and 98 in a hodgepodge, to all XP in 2003 or 2004. And finally they had some network storage for the students instead of everyone just having their own 3.5” disk to store their work on.
thank you mjd for giving me music to listen to while i found a product key
You know you're down bad when you recognise the link.
@@cyn.dragon so you're down bad?
@@maxywaxy34 yeah lol
Awesome video. I truly loved pinball on windows XP it was such as classic.
Super excited for this video!
I remember when I tried installing XP 64 bit on an old Lenovo laptop of mine and was confused as to why it was giving me to many troubles.
Oof
"Requirements: keyboard and mouse"
You're technically not using a mouse so does this count as another unsupported hardware video?
What are touchpads, but stationary mice?
@@GumSkyloard Boneless mouse
@@panqueque445 🅱️oneless 🅱️ouse
🤔
Did i just got rickrolled in Japanese thinking I would get free XP keys
Well now the vid is unavailable
Yes i got rickrolled
Are you serious michael?
@@Bingtube69420 exactly lmao
I was one of those nuts who built an AMD 64-bit gaming rig and actually bought and installed 64-bit XP on it. It worked flawlessly for years.
I both knew and had no idea what "need a key?" would link to.
The day after I mess with my system appearance to look like XP, there's another XP video that pops up in my sub box. Neat!
i think it was a poor excuse and an attempt to get people to buy games instead of having free ones with in the OS
It looks like Microsoft only published one pinball game around that time frame (at least, I searched their list for games with "pinball" in the title and only found two), and it was the full version of 3D Pinball with more tables, so if this was the motivation it doesn't make sense why they would release a free version in the first place.
Congrats on 200k!
Windows XP is a classic, no matter what Microsoft says it will never die in my opinion
I agree
Out of service? Yes.
Out of our hearts? No.
It would be awesome if Microsoft made a 2021 edition of XP
Every other Techtuber: Installing Prerelease Windows 11!
Big Brain Michael: Installing Prerelease Windows Xp!
Got this x64 edition on my Athlon 64 PC at the time.
It was rock solid, but the lack of compatible drivers for some stuff was an issue.
I actually ran this for a while back in the day after Vista pissed me off
I liked vista
@@thealien_ali3382 In my eyes only Windows 8 and ME were worse
@@thealien_ali3382 I liked vista only when I had a more powerful gpu. It was so damn buggy.
@@thealien_ali3382 Vista looked amazing but ran like trash
I did also run this when I blew past the memory limit.
Not wanting to take the crap train of Vista and after seeing a friend struggle with it, I decided to go XP and just step up to 64 bit.
A great OS, stable, plenty of power and not a lot of issues actually.
64-bit on XP and Vista are not exactly the same. The frameworks in the OS changed a lot. My guess is the 64-bit version of Pinball did work on XP, but not Vista. So they dropped it.
Intel Itanium is really a fun story of how Intel wanted to go 64 bits with no backwards compatibility with x86. Then AMD saved everyone from a big headache with the AMD64. Intel had to take the L and accept AMD model.
No x86 compatibility today sounds like a nightmare lol
You really don't want us to forget xp don't you?😂
@Gaming York why did you say “technically”? when you say technically you’re supposed to be stating a fact but the best windows is personal opinion. Sry if I sound really uptight but it’s one of my pet peeves when people say technically in the wrong setting
@@ugetrekd9217 Xp was technically the windows
@@backwardsface3046 yeah? All windows was windows……. I’m confused
@@ugetrekd9217 it’s a joke, I removed the word “best”
@@ugetrekd9217 XP technically best window
You could ask Davepl about Pinball, he worked on the port and has his own youtube channel.
Yep! Dave's Garage! Fantastic fellow with all the knowledge you could ever need.
Awesome video, maybe Dave's garage can answer the pinball question
I was just searching on how to install xp and never expected a new video from you. Haha.
The installation was actually pretty easy. 😅
Yeah, XP's older look is a bit more intimidating but honestly the install process hasn't changed much in the past 20 years. It's fairly simple, especially if you don't care about the data on the hard disk.
your channel is like a warm blanket
I love how calm you are
When I was still reading computer magazines they had an 2006 article on 64-bit XP. I’ve been agonizing with curiosity ever since. Thanks!
HYPE!!!! I've been waiting for this :)
Awww Memories
14:22 wow the build is rare? Wonder if the build I had was even more rare, I still have my email about my download and cd copy I ordered from Microsoft which to get it I only needed to pay postage. They posted me the copy on Friday May 14, 2004 Yeah scrolling back 14:02 compiled 26/07/2004 So yeah the build I was sent had to be older, The build I had I never saw the luna theme in it. Really wish I could find it :(
EDIT: After looking at the BetaWiki my build I have\had could've been 3754 or older because the compile date listed on the site is newer than the order and shipment email I still have back when I ordered my evaluation copy.
20:20 I really want to know ... So i'm waiting :)
It's nice to see things go back in place
mabbe David Plummer(Dave's garage) would have an idea considering he did the original port of pinball to NT
however I bet if you copied that folder with the pinball install to a x64 Vista install you would get the problems that Raymond described
worth a shot to find out.
I remember installing a beta copy of XP x64 on a Socket 754 system I had back in 2004. Might have even been this one because I remember it had the XP 64-bit Edition boot splash. I still have an off-screen photo I took of it at the time.
I love watching your videos there’s something special about no other RUclipsrs can mimic
The MJD vibe
had just finished your minecraft in minecraft pt2 video great timing
Intersting things abount Pinbal on 64 Bit release. Maybe Dave from Dave's Garage could help undertand more!
I really want to see it!!! Thanks for another GREAT video, however short lived!
Congrats for almost 200K subscribers!
After having a friend die I needed an MJD video to calm my nerves
You should absolutely cover Intel Itanium CPUs!
also, I followed your Windows 10 to look like XP videos and thanks for that because I just wanted a modern Windows XP experience
I often forget that there as an x64 edition of XP. Though i do personally know a music producer who used it for YEARS, all the way to the very end of support of regular XP itself. Very interesting to see that theres copies of it floating around
I’ve been waiting for this!
I ran xp x64 as my primary OS for quite a while. I remember it running games pretty well at the time too.
Thanks for the link MJD! I can finally register my Japanese copy of Windows XP! 10:38
Okay yeah I'm looking forward to this next video. Like damn wtf really happened to my beloved Space Cadet if it was good right here!?
I can still run it on the XP Mode add-on for Windows 7.
@@DavidWonn I just mean in an official sense and everything. Why they removed it
Windows XP was first operating system i had. Soon, i was with Windows 7. And now, i am with windows 10. The childhoods in Windows XP. 3D Pinball. It was my favorite game.
Great content as usual Michael. :-) And congrats on reaching 200.000 subscribers.
I can't believe it took me this long to learn the "64-bit" release, not the x64 release, was for Itanium. So many things I've heard or read in the past about that release that just didn't make sense at the time now suddenly do.
David Plummer (from Dave's Garage on RUclips) could probably shed some light on the pinball space cadet question. Was it really a 64-bit compiling issue that led to it being dropped from Vista if it existed for XP 64?
Dave is the guy who ported the game to Windows NT originally and had to rewrite large portions of it to make it more portable as pure C code instead of ASM, since Windows NT had support for many architectures like MIPS and DEC Alpha.
To me that makes doubtful that compiling a 64 but version was the real reason.
Congratulations to 200k subscribers.
HAPPY 200K SUBS!!!
i remember how buggy this was. i use to use it as my main os back in the day. and another fun bug it had was if ram was larger than 6 gig aka 7gig ~ 8gig+ it would blue screen constantly. its so finicky but was fun and cool when it was stable at some point.
I'd love to see the 64-bit pinball video and a release.
Dave from Dave's Garage has some stories of how much of a nightmare 3D pinball was to work on
Congrats on 200k 🎉🎉
I had this same laptop, It was pretty much a space heater.
I bet Dave Plummer (Dave's Garage on RUclips) could offer some insight into the pinball deal.
200k subs! Nice job mjd
I greatly enjoyed the Rickroll and the vast rabbit hole it led me down. Yet I wonder, is it really a bait and switch if one already expects such. I searched the link provided because of your stance on gray and especially illegal means and was curious what trick you had in store. Good fun.
I installled XP Pro 64 on my VMware and everytime i put a USB Stick into it it freezes, When i unplug it than XP runs normal.
Question: whats the issue?
They could mean major issue working with the code getting it to be bug-free. I would imagine that the bugs you run into were also run into by beta testers or Microsoft themselves, and they decided that it made more business sense to remove the buggy 64-bit build rather than invest time in continuing to track down bugs in someone else's code.
I love this video so much! you made my day!
(edit) Nice Rickroll btw
I used to have an XP x86_64 computer back in the day as my dad got it for me. I had no idea back in the day what that even meant but now I’m a developer/owner of a software business. Thank you dad you really did spark my curiosity 😅
Congrats on 200K!
I used this version for several years. It was a solid choice since it supports 8gb ram, which the 32 bit doesn't.
Well, technically XP32 supports 8GB (or more) but it was disabled due to a conflict with an Intel video driver. But everything runs faster on 64bit, so if you can run it, why not?
[I've done benchmarks 32bit vs 64bit on the same hardware... x64 is about 3x as fast.]
@@Reziac technically all XPs x86 supports PAE - but since SP2 extending memory are locked, but when you try SP1, you should see all of your memory
@@tennickjestzajety69 you can get PAE on SP3 too
your videos are so easy to watch they're amazing 😭
the XP Pre-release is extremely similar to final.
Who are you I see u everywhere
I think that’s because the system was already made, they only were porting it to 64 bit.
Me: opts out of automatically checking for updates
XP: you’re the captain
10: open wide
I see you have the special model of hands that come with emotions
Watching on my 64 bit Laptop. It’s always great to see it in action since Microsoft has planned to for the upcoming Vista designed for both 32 and 64 bit computers. However I didn’t like the vista but XP is a legend.
Edit: I know why XP is the first 64 bit release before Vista and according to me, this x64 edition might be designed for AMD 64 bit processors before Intel.
No one liked Vista! I was excited for it and thought it seemed really cool but after 3-6 months of using it I downgraded.
@@kaitlyn__L the only people who "like" vista are kids who run it on their modern computers through vmware and parrot the same old "oh install sp2 it makes it better blah blah"...
@@ps5hasnogames55 lol I remember people saying SP1 fixed everything back in the day. Then SP2 would totally fix everything… etc…
32bit was the shizzle back in the day but 64bit just got taken over, I have a feeling 128bit operating systems will be out after windows 11.
Not really. 64 bit is the Future
CONGRATS FOR 200K👏👏👏👏👏👏
Nice! I remember being excited for no reason when I switched my Compaq with an Athlon 64 over to XP 64-bit, and finding out very quickly that it wasn't such a good idea! Finding drivers was not fun
Indeed, drivers are always hard to find on newer OS versions, when I was in college I was the only one with a vista laptop, and running college software wasn't fun 🤣
This video appeared on my notifications while I was watching another Michael MJD video.
This kind of collision in the code was made during Big Bang and that created everything what we know and see today ;). I know this is a brave theory...
Great content as always can’t wait to see more awesome videos
Finally! I am too excited
Miss XP 😔
Great job on 200K!
200k congrats
What's the differences between the pre-release version of Windows XP and the completed version of Windows XP?
pre-release probably the completed version of xp but before release date i guess
Almost at 200K! Just need 1k more...
Edit: Now we have evidence of a 64-bit 3D Pinball! Can you release it out into the wild please?
Hooray . I was in time for a fresh video
i debated on getting windows xp 64 bit back in the day (professional ofc) but there was alot of misinformation back in the day and since i was a kid i thought that 32 bit apps and games would have serious compatibility issues with the 64bit version of windows, so even though i had 4 gigs of ram i went with the 32bit version, still wish i had that 64 bit version now that im not a dumb ass kid and i know better haha.
Space Cadet was dropped from Vista because the original engineer at Cinematronics did not comment the source code. Microsoft didn't carry over the 32-bit version because there were bugs that were unresolved and they felt it was too unpolished to ship with Vista.
It's a bit ironic that a buggy game didn't get shipped with one of the most buggy windows versions (aka Windows Vista) (Or at least the RTM build was)
THANK YOU! I have wanted to experiment with XP x64 for the longest time, but the no HDD detected error threw me off for the longest time. This is odd because the x86 version detects SATA drives just fine.
Thank you so super much for the ABSOLUTELY LEGIT product key that's totally not a Japanese rickroll or something...
please do cover intel itanium!
Still my favourite Windows. I have an extra copy that I never used. Will probably installed it on a side computer not needing to be connected to the Internet. Just a fun back up computer for files.
PS: I started with MS-DOS (with no mouse just keyboard commands) then later moved on to Windows 3.0 and onwards. I've used the following Windows: - Win 3.0, Win 95, Win 98, Win XP, Win 7, Win 8, Win 8.1, Win 10 and Win 11.
13:04 .since you aplyed the screen rez seting and since you didnt aplay to 12:36 and then aplay the screen rez seting you aplied the wallpaper too.
space cadet was originally a 16bits program. Microsoft made it 32bits, also windows 9X and Xp's binaries are different, so they did something to it for XP.
I'm courious as to IF XP can be installed and run my various video games from Steam for instance better or worse than I can now using the windows 11 I've got now. My PC was two years ago, a top of the line in regards to gaming pc. My usage of a PC is only for the purpose of gaming and searching the internet. I've got a no last mile fiber opice connection with 250 Mb download, 125Mb upload and only 3 ping rate. Should I update to the new version of XP.