Microsoft: _makes a telephone menu which doesn't understand dial codes properly_ User: finds a way to make it work Microsoft: _starts using a voice-activated menu which works even less_ Just like MS's "ideas" about an OS to replace 7. 4 attempts, 4 failures.
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 Would have worked better for him if he used a DTMF dialer box. Anyway XP means eXtra Problems, I just didn't realise that it refered to the activation.
Fun fact - There is a lot of software that still relies on XP and even older operating systems. This is why the activation is still important. If Microsoft shut it down, many services, such as gas and electric companies, process controls and others essential services would no longer have the ability to operate. Some of this software is so sophisticated and complex that recreating it with current versions of Windows would be too expensive.
@@ethanwasme4307 You are correct in the sense of support, however, activation is still available for any older version of Windows that requires it, this will never change.
@@syarifairlangga4608 You are thinking to narrowly. I work for a process controls company, and can bet every dollar I have that if Windows XP or or 2000 were to stop working, every gas company in North America would shut down. This is due to how tightly engrained it is into how their systems work. The issue is extremely complex, period.
I''ve worked with a lot of industrial machinery that runs windows 2000 and windows XP. I don't doubt at all that the original manufacturers have absolutely no plans of upgrading the machines to support newer versions of Windows. Whoever thought running a bunch of pneumatics and motors on Windows would be a good idea is beyond me...
Imagine that old server being off for years, then suddenly an employee at Microsoft sees the old machine fire up again after almost a decade of no service
They might just react way I reacted when one of my employers remotely managed ovens went on "HOLY SHIT!!!!! IT'S ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!!"
They have to keep this alive for legal reasons, or otherwise people would complain that they cannot use software that they purchased. (Later software gets around this by including a clause in the Terms of Service that it's "licensed, not sold". Adobe learned this the hard way when they were forced to deactivate the activation servers for their CS2 products from 2005 for technical reasons, and as the software's ToS didn't have that clause, they had to release the whole suite DRM-free for anyone to download online.)
It should be like this, if a company isn't going to maintain a product or make it available for purchase then it should be publicly released. Imagine "buying" or "investing" in a software (whether it be a videogame or work program) to find out you can't use it anymore because the company behind it stopped existing or they decided to remove it entirely and hence not allowing you to use it because it requires internet connection.
For future reference, when trying to navigate computer voice menu systems, speakerphone is much harder for the computer to process than the phone's internal mic. Also, when you're using touchtones, push the number buttons longer, and mute the microphone. It helps keep the signal clean for the computer to process the beeps. Source: 20 years working with telco Voice Response apps.
@@brunoshure When using speakerphone, the phone applies some noice canceling in order for the audio from the speaker to not be sent back. That's why audio is a bit worse for the receiving side when speakerphone is used.
Yes but you shouldnt have to know this in the first place. Barely anyone knows this and the phone doesn't tell you that. So its not your fault its theirs.
@@milanek1527 Life experience teaches you some things. This is a thing that many people know. And now that number includes your fine self. Pass it on when appropriate. :-)
This reminds me of the fact that someone figured out the Wii Parental Controls deactivation password algorithm so that you can turn it off without calling Nintendo about it
im impressed that this way of activating windows xp still works, its been 8 years since windows xp support ended, yet it didnt mean that you cant activate windows xp using telephone 8 years after the support ended
@@Trigger719 there is a quite basic cmd command that can activate it. i don't have it on hand, but i used it after building my little brother's computer
support is ended its scam. free money for product (you bought) welcome 2021. we give win11(win10 last version)(win11 its still win10) FREE! its win10+ADS bcoz peoples havent updated win10 microsoft not make money. AND you get EDGE browser lol its chome with microsoft ads
@@JarppaGuru Microsoft doesn't care that much about normal OS users, people have used unactivated windows 10 since release, but more about their market share and businesses, enterprises and their subscription service stuff. But i can confirm that windows 11 could be named windows 10.1 and it would be accurate.
In my experience, some (foreign country) touch tone systems have trouble picking up the touch tones when you are on speakerphone and your side is not muted. apparently the static noise is too high or the system may pick up echo of the tones played locally (if your phone does). Mute your side and recognition will be better instantly. (The touch tones will still be sent).
XP8BF-F8HPF-PY6BF-K24PJ-TWT6M It's been almost 7 years since my teacher teach me how to install windows xp with that product key and I still remember it
Windows 11 prewiev is out, everyone tries to know everything about it Enderman: *uploads Window 11 video* Enderman: *confirms its a garbage* Enderman: Okay, I understand why Internet Explorer is so slow, lets go back to XP guys!
@@cheesofthefleece7956 the term smartphone existists since the late 90s, of course it's not like what we have today but they did in fact exist, some examples are the iPaQ, Nokia mobile phones, Ericsson mobile phones, Siemens SX45 and Motorola phones.
Its so odd to me that they presented french as the second language option. Maybe its regional, but where I am in the US spanish is a common second language and I see spanish everywhere. French is a common second language in some parts of the US, but I see it as a second language more often in Canada
pues claro el español es el segundo idioma por que ustedes tienen en su mayoría, decendencia de méxico y muchos países ispanos. además que es un país de migrantes.
600$ For Some Dang Telephone Service??? Welp, That's What I Get For Trying To Activate Windows XP In 2021 And Not Selecting Russia From The Country Selector And Trying To Make A Video About It
That’s so interesting, me and my friend actually tried this and it actually said that ‘this service was discontinued’. I was quite surprised to see it worked for you!
I was so happy when they switched to an automated system instead of actual people back in the day. It was so awkward to read out this enormous number to a person
The actual agents were extremely rude and demanded to know why you were activating. I was always tempted to say "Fuck you. That's why" but it was my job to activate the computers. :( I imagine a lot of the scam callers are those same agents.
I know some people want the next videos with your voice but one of the reasons I subscribed this cannel was for those videos with subtitles. I mean, vids with your voice it's fine but I want those subtitles too, if you put subtitles even when you have your voice in it, I'll appreciate:(
That brings back memories. The automated phone activation when I did it back years ago seemed more reliable, probably because I did it on a landline calling a local number.
Разумеется, небольшой акцент присутствует, но я просто хотел сказать, что у тебя чистейший английский. Сам изучаю и представляю, как сложно так разговаривать. Продолжай в том же духе!
4:00 maybe try holding the numbers for a second or two. That way the sound of the number (it just sends a specific tone for each digit) is transmitted longer and has a better chance of being picked up properly. It always works for me.
[french voice]: Pour continuez en Français, appuyez sur le 2. ( to continue in french, press the 2) Enderman: is this chinese ? Me and the french audiance boi: coming to town
Like, from foreign countries? In English-speaking countries English exams usually involve writing several page long essays and remembering weird grammatical shit lmao
Why don't you do something about it, genius. You have a whole task force behind you, plus the great L himself (if I'm talking to your pre-Episode 25 self).
Some technology nerds worldwide set their computer interfaces to English, because since it is the lingua franca of computing, it makes some things easier. For example, looking up an error online.
Thanks. I did this 3/16/23 and was impressed. In my specific case I had a P2V (Physical to Virtual) VM (specifically a Dell Latitude D830 from 2008) that has a Dell OEM Windows license. When running in VMWare Workstation (on a recent Dell desktop running W10) the XP OEM VM needed to be activated (safe bet that XP noticed a significant HW change going from the 2008 laptop to the VMWare VM). I called the number, spoke to the bot and had the bot text me the Microsoft generated magic numbers. The VM activated. I was very concerned that it wouldn't work in the VM due to the Dell OEM XP version, but it did in this case (maybe becauue of some kind of Dell BIODS/UEFI pass-thru???) . Why do this in 2023? We have OLD HW/SW that ONLY runs on XP. This was just a test with a scrap laptop: the VM and actual laptop will be scrapped/recycled.
this is absolutely fascinating, I'd love to see how to activate other operating systems in these weird roundabout ways if there are others you can show off
That dog and poney show certainly brought back unpleasant memories. Don't feel bad, I live in America and speak excellent English and still had trouble with the bot understanding me and that was a long time ago. I think one time I even tried saying the numbers phonetically like they do in the military but no good. You really have to have the patience of Jobe to do this sort of thing. By the way, I've got two copies of XP which I've been thinking of installing on a newer computer, plus a Dell Latitude with XP already on it, man, I love that OS.
I'm impressed they kept that server/phone number online after all these years considering windows XP is completely dead and vulnerable to every virus in the book.
I have (for fun) XP 64bit, and it works well, no virus or hacks this year. I think the 32 bit version had more problems, but mine is working well and 24/7 on internet (doing nothing)🔥
I just watched this while installing windows 7, awesome vid btw, love old operating systems, such a bunch of nostalgia and kinda fun to mess with them.
As I can see you are learning sin/cos/tg/cotg formulas :D I'm learning it now too. Good luck with that. It's pretty boring to remember every single of them :D
Remembering sin, cos, tg of 30°, 45° and 60° is easy peasy. The worst part of all is when you have to use sin, cos and tg in trigonometry, and even worse in Physics
i remember when i was in my friend’s house, we found one of those old netbooks that ran on windows xp. we played around with it, even joined a zoom class.
Windows XP will NEVER die! I use it and enjoy it in a virtual machine every day. It is the most iconic OS Microsoft has ever released. XP was so popular back in the day (and rightfully so), that Microsoft had to support it for literally 12.5 years (or 17.5 years for ESU), which is a significantly longer lifespan than any other OS ever released. XP was the sole version of Windows to include ONLY improvements compared to its predecessors, in every single aspect -- stability, security, performance, appearance, interface, features, customizabilty, and more. Unlike any other version of Windows, XP did not remove any useful features and gave you complete and total freedom to customize the look and feel of your PC without having to rely on some hacks or third-party tools. Not to mention its unique and iconic sounds, as well as its default desktop background, which is by far the most calming and beautiful among all Windows versions. It actually became the most recognizable picture in the world, thanks to XP's huge popularity and people's understandable refusal to upgrade for so many years. For these reasons (and many more), XP will always have a special place in the hearts of so many people. Even today, 22.5 years after release and a full DECADE after support ended, XP is still used on approximately 9 million PCs around the world. It is insane, but not really surprising given how perfect this OS is!
Very exciting and nostalgic at the same time. Wish we could get to hear what it was like with a real human back then... awesome video as always Enderman
9:07
Enderman: Fuck yeah
"Sorry, this is a Christian support. No swearing please." (hangs up)
LAWL
He said heck no
@@Bitscuit that was just captions cause f**k is a bad word
Nice
@@comp1ext but someone wrote the captions lol, they could just write it
The activation procedure is more complicated than launching a missile.
XD,
Microsoft: _makes a telephone menu which doesn't understand dial codes properly_
User: finds a way to make it work
Microsoft: _starts using a voice-activated menu which works even less_
Just like MS's "ideas" about an OS to replace 7. 4 attempts, 4 failures.
this tells something about humanity
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 Would have worked better for him if he used a DTMF dialer box. Anyway XP means eXtra Problems, I just didn't realise that it refered to the activation.
Used to be very quick process via phone years ago, just phone type in the numbers and wait for the numbers to type in to be read out
Bot:
Speaks French
Enderman:
Is this Chinese?
Your username lol
Lol
i think russsian
這...是中文嘛?
@@just_enno lmaoo
I wonder why the hell I’ve spent 14 min of my life watching a windows XP activation video in 2021
Me to
Because we still love Windows XP 😄
And also why I spent 2 Minutes of my precious time for telling peoples :D
@@destruction74 yes we doo
@@sabirsaleem4520 to prove how much we love xp
Fun fact - There is a lot of software that still relies on XP and even older operating systems. This is why the activation is still important. If Microsoft shut it down, many services, such as gas and electric companies, process controls and others essential services would no longer have the ability to operate. Some of this software is so sophisticated and complex that recreating it with current versions of Windows would be too expensive.
nope, they're left to fend for themselves literally
@@ethanwasme4307 You are correct in the sense of support, however, activation is still available for any older version of Windows that requires it, this will never change.
Its not that complex.
The problem is requirement.
Windows XP is just so light and some old Machine arent upgradable
@@syarifairlangga4608 You are thinking to narrowly. I work for a process controls company, and can bet every dollar I have that if Windows XP or or 2000 were to stop working, every gas company in North America would shut down. This is due to how tightly engrained it is into how their systems work. The issue is extremely complex, period.
I''ve worked with a lot of industrial machinery that runs windows 2000 and windows XP. I don't doubt at all that the original manufacturers have absolutely no plans of upgrading the machines to support newer versions of Windows.
Whoever thought running a bunch of pneumatics and motors on Windows would be a good idea is beyond me...
operator: please put these numbers
enderman: **puts these numbers**
operator: _no_
Hi
Fax
Deez numbers
@@timdasilvamickley deez nutbers
@@matthewseryOLD deez ballz
Imagine that old server being off for years, then suddenly an employee at Microsoft sees the old machine fire up again after almost a decade of no service
if they worked there for a long time it would have probably put a smile on their face.
Kkkkk...
better yet, some employee was sitting on the server thinking it isn't active at all, then suddenly firing off
Imagine you are a almost retire windows xp call activation engineer who almost kill yourself due to boredom and suddenly your sv start to fire up
They might just react way I reacted when one of my employers remotely managed ovens went on "HOLY SHIT!!!!! IT'S ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!!"
When activating Windows feels like a College quiz. Contains Listening, Clicking, and typing
Yes.
True it's really hard for me to hear through phone bcs iam not a native speaker in addition the audio quality is poor
@@dbramper3942 not being native speaker is hard. I hardly understand videos in english without subtitles.
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
They have to keep this alive for legal reasons, or otherwise people would complain that they cannot use software that they purchased. (Later software gets around this by including a clause in the Terms of Service that it's "licensed, not sold". Adobe learned this the hard way when they were forced to deactivate the activation servers for their CS2 products from 2005 for technical reasons, and as the software's ToS didn't have that clause, they had to release the whole suite DRM-free for anyone to download online.)
dang I remember this, and I still have the copy of Adobe HTML page of CS2 in my PC lmao
Wait what??? Why have I not heard of this until now? 😕
It should be like this, if a company isn't going to maintain a product or make it available for purchase then it should be publicly released. Imagine "buying" or "investing" in a software (whether it be a videogame or work program) to find out you can't use it anymore because the company behind it stopped existing or they decided to remove it entirely and hence not allowing you to use it because it requires internet connection.
Where did they put it though? I can't seem to find it.
@@Yavor0971 google Adobe photoshop cs2 techspot
For future reference, when trying to navigate computer voice menu systems, speakerphone is much harder for the computer to process than the phone's internal mic. Also, when you're using touchtones, push the number buttons longer, and mute the microphone. It helps keep the signal clean for the computer to process the beeps.
Source: 20 years working with telco Voice Response apps.
But the mic is the same... 🤔 There's only the internal mic unless he was using headphones (which he wasn't).
@@brunoshure When using speakerphone, the phone applies some noice canceling in order for the audio from the speaker to not be sent back. That's why audio is a bit worse for the receiving side when speakerphone is used.
Source: Spam CC Call Debit Check XD
Yes but you shouldnt have to know this in the first place. Barely anyone knows this and the phone doesn't tell you that. So its not your fault its theirs.
@@milanek1527 Life experience teaches you some things. This is a thing that many people know. And now that number includes your fine self. Pass it on when appropriate. :-)
Operator: 82
Enderman: 82
Operator: Sorry, that didn't match
@@SStarlight9614 I don't think it relies on the beeps. Its probably sent digitally. Correct me if i am wrong.
@@ProgrammeerMeneer I would also like to know this
82 likes lmao
@@SStarlight9614 still its old and outdated number
@@ProgrammeerMeneer it's some code from the beeps, endermam just entered the numbers to early and the system didn't say when to enter it.
I appreciate that you have subtitles in so many different languages! some big channels don’t even have English CC.
Yuh, he makes the English ones and his fans make the other ones.
@@realdianac His fans are awesome then
I speak Spanish, appreciate English subs
@@rodriguezquickie3597 ¡Yo también!
i just finished translating the whole video to Swedish lol, hope he sees the email i sent him with the captions
This reminds me of the fact that someone figured out the Wii Parental Controls deactivation password algorithm so that you can turn it off without calling Nintendo about it
Fr💀
That Microsoft employee getting called 20 years later: *Who is this?*
bot
bot
bot
Points at door: get out
it's one of our bots
Everybody: cant wait to see new Windows 11
Enderman: heres how to activate windows XP with phone number
He’s just seeing if it’s possible
Lol
Im the only one who dont care about windows 11 and just preferx Windows 98? xD
He stole this idea from one of Russian RUclipsr's
💪
"This call may be recorded or monitored"
Enderman: Oh how the turns have tabled!
ok
ok
ok
Isn’t it how the tables have turned?
@@AstroMBK bruh
im impressed that this way of activating windows xp still works, its been 8 years since windows xp support ended, yet it didnt mean that you cant activate windows xp using telephone 8 years after the support ended
Alternate title:
“Russian hacker struggles with American customer support bot for 14 minutes”
Оо, ещё один чел который верит даунским стереотипам.
@@cifrus9601 hmmmmmm?????
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@@cifrus9601 r/woosh
Never knew having a legit copy was such a hassle. It's so smooth with a keygen and you always have a cool 8-bit tune to listen to.
@Dylan EXACTLY
@Dylan I wonder if it is possible in newer windows os?
@@Trigger719 there is a quite basic cmd command that can activate it. i don't have it on hand, but i used it after building my little brother's computer
if you're using a keygen you're doing it wrong.
Piracy is a user experience issue
microsoft is mad, this line gonna get blown up by people trying to activate windows XP in 2021
yea lol
Me here windows 7
Breaking news Microsoft restarts windows XP security support due to many people activating it again
@@timdasilvamickley if only
@@Foxxa_the_sleepy_fox yes would be to good to be true 🥺
8:56 my bro turned himself into an AI.
Internet explorer:
*Enderman is the first guy in the world to activate the new windows xp*
Amazing
Epic
Just wait one year and you will see it
@@cooolgameralt
*Milenium
Imagine the people at Microsoft listening to that recording.
They are like:
Worker 1:"Guys they are calling"
Worker 2:"Bro wtf they are calling for Windows XP"
@@man0954 worker 3: E
@@kreuner11 r/woosh
Alternative universe:USSR continues to exist
@@phenixtechyt worker 4: what.
9:29 , the bot got sick enderman existing 💀
Oh I was really hoping he was gonna get transferred to a representative. That conversation would've been amazing!
Ikr
It’s actually easy to get it activated that way. Instead of trying to say the long code, you may just send it to a rep thru email instead.
No lol
Michaelsoft Rep: “Hello??”
Enderman: “uh yeah I’d like to activate Windows XP”
Michaelsoft: “Bruh”
@@TwyIsTheGuy MichaelSoft's Messenger Le Bill Gatęo
I am still impressed that you can still activate XP right now
You spoiled the suspense 😂😂😂😂
support is ended its scam. free money for product (you bought)
welcome 2021. we give win11(win10 last version)(win11 its still win10) FREE! its win10+ADS bcoz peoples havent updated win10 microsoft not make money. AND you get EDGE browser lol its chome with microsoft ads
@@JarppaGuru what
@@JarppaGuru Microsoft doesn't care that much about normal OS users, people have used unactivated windows 10 since release, but more about their market share and businesses, enterprises and their subscription service stuff.
But i can confirm that windows 11 could be named windows 10.1 and it would be accurate.
Bot: Please say yes or no
Enderman: Yes
Bot: Sorry I can't understand
Enderman:
YESS
YAAAASSSS
8:00 it was asking just for the last digit (not the whole word), that's probably why it refused your repetitions and also the phone input.
In my experience, some (foreign country) touch tone systems have trouble picking up the touch tones when you are on speakerphone and your side is not muted. apparently the static noise is too high or the system may pick up echo of the tones played locally (if your phone does). Mute your side and recognition will be better instantly. (The touch tones will still be sent).
legit works 100% of the time 60% of the time!
60% of the time it works every time
XP8BF-F8HPF-PY6BF-K24PJ-TWT6M
It's been almost 7 years since my teacher teach me how to install windows xp with that product key and I still remember it
Lmao
People from non-first-world countries: "You guys pay for Windows?"
that's so nice
Why do u need teaching? Everything is there black and white
My dad found an old win 10 pc at his school and gave me the code lol
The fact this man took the time out of his day to activate such an old version of windows for nostalgia is crazy and amazing. Thats a sub from me
And it cost him money so that we could hear it in English
What a legend
@@thegaelicgladiator665 Do you guys know how much he earns on this content? It already has over 1,3 million views..
@@CrystaliiCode that's not the point
@@CrystaliiCode How much he earn? For 1.3 million?
@@rcrotorfreak like 0.05 cents per view i think or its 0.01 per view i dont know
2:20 Thanks a lot :D for those trigonometry formulas. Really useful!
"Is this chinese"
Me, a baguette land guy : *why are we still here, just to suffer?*
Ah bah voilà je suis pas là seule francophone
Oui merci enfin un français :)
Everybody gangsta til the baguette speakers go to the reply section
ouii enfin un fr !
hey i am african sucker land guy
Bot: *This call might be recorded*
Enderman: *Oh how the turns have tabled!*
imagine explaining that one to Microsoft yeah I like windows xp pro x64 over windows 10 or 11 lol
well well well, how the turntables
@@vailecia r/unexpectedoffice
@@47818 kinda expected tho...
@@05brackets50 microsoft makes those????? I thought they just copied like they do with everything
Windows 11 prewiev is out, everyone tries to know everything about it
Enderman: *uploads Window 11 video*
Enderman: *confirms its a garbage*
Enderman: Okay, I understand why Internet Explorer is so slow, lets go back to XP guys!
prewiev?
@@Teguh_Seventy preview*
lol
windows 11 is great
It's not even a preview version, it's a leaked one.
That is amazing! I did not expect that to work!
Him : is it chinese ?
Me (a french) : NO, THIS IS PATRICK
Relatable
Bonjour
@@witheeeeeerx bonsoir
@@BastienStudio what the bot said in france?
@@titok0018 pour continuer en français, appuyez sur le 2
YES FINALLY YOU SPEAKED IN YOUR VIDS! I liked your voice since that one live stream lol
He spoke and speaks a lot on his second channel
imagine getting a call from someone asking to buy windows xp
oof, XP was 250 euros back in the day
@@bokexd3173 just like the price of windows 10 pro
Can't imagine it in 2031 XD
@@kushagrashukla8653 thr operating system would be 30 years old and prob written onto a history book
@@kreuner11 shut
“Is this Chinese?” 💀💀💀💀
I would've never thought a telephone answering machine from 2001 could recognize what you said so well lol, nice video really interesting topic
It’s probably from more recent times
The answering machine mentions smartphones around 6:07 so it's not that old
@@cheesofthefleece7956 the term smartphone existists since the late 90s, of course it's not like what we have today but they did in fact exist, some examples are the iPaQ, Nokia mobile phones, Ericsson mobile phones, Siemens SX45 and Motorola phones.
@@cheesofthefleece7956 because the telephone activation service can be used for windows 10
69 likes
Nice
Alternate title: Enderman spends 10 minutes dealing with a bot for a simple key.
And I'm sure the phone number cost money
@@cooolgameralt Well yes
@@cooolgameralt Yes, because he was Russian and calling the American number.
2:02
>RUclips Vanced
Ah, I see, a man of culture.
Ah, finally someone who speaks english.
@@Vexcited Большинство комментариев тут на английском, о чем ты вообще?)
@@-SeventeenF it's a meme (btw i don't speak Russian)
@@Vexcited Shh.. no one needs to know that. Also, must be tough, being banned from Google Translate.
yeah but why doesnt he have the newest verison
Its so odd to me that they presented french as the second language option. Maybe its regional, but where I am in the US spanish is a common second language and I see spanish everywhere. French is a common second language in some parts of the US, but I see it as a second language more often in Canada
It's because the US and Canada uses the same (+1) toll free number
pues claro el español es el segundo idioma por que ustedes tienen en su mayoría, decendencia de méxico y muchos países ispanos. además que es un país de migrantes.
Enderman: "let me check my phone bill for that video."
600$ For Some Dang Telephone Service??? Welp, That's What I Get For Trying To Activate Windows XP In 2021 And Not Selecting Russia From The Country Selector And Trying To Make A Video About It
@@popstargaming2172 it was for content so it's ok
Phone bill? You Americans don’t have unlimited calls and texts like we Indians?
@@Firetech2004 no, out of country texts and calls can cost money if it isn’t applied when getting it on the monthly bill.
@@googa9965 huh? I was talking about us to us calls
That’s so interesting, me and my friend actually tried this and it actually said that ‘this service was discontinued’. I was quite surprised to see it worked for you!
I don’t know if it works in some countries and usa and other countries are discontinued
It works for me too. There is even an option to fill in the stuff online instead of using a phone call.
@@WCG847 huh, that’s interesting
@@WolfieMar even online? Like just on a website?
@@TheTotallyRandomGuy Yes. It's on a site. Really nice so i can activate Windows XP easily.
The Bot: 82
Enderman: 82?
The Bot: Sorry, That didn’t match
Enderman: *w h a t*
Lol
It was 62
- ILEVEN
- Please repeat that
92 eight two
Enderman minute 7:46 you sound as Lui Kang from Mortal Kombat that's preaty,and your videos are so cool,keep going!!!!
Imagine Lui Kang activating a copy of Windows 7 over the phone.
International call took more money than the OS itself
LOLLL!!!
And the computer running it😂
Microsoft milking XP.
What's funny is that this dumbass could call them for free from Skype. I live in Russia, and I always call US toll free numbers from Skype. It's free.
there's got Russian toll-free number that is still working for phone-activation. I don't know why he is used the us number
I thought it would never work after Windows XP was discontinued lol
But if we look now, it would work until the end of Microsoft entirely
Hello
@@ower396 uhh hi?
So, xp is inmortal?
@@elecman748 seems so
Much agreed Windows XP is definitely appearing immortal at this point - Alpha
I was so happy when they switched to an automated system instead of actual people back in the day. It was so awkward to read out this enormous number to a person
And it was easier on a home phone too.
It would be cool if there still was a real person on the other line after all these years.
The actual agents were extremely rude and demanded to know why you were activating. I was always tempted to say "Fuck you. That's why" but it was my job to activate the computers. :( I imagine a lot of the scam callers are those same agents.
@@8ullfrog lol
Actually there was a human agent listening throughout but kept rejecting your codes just to have a good time…..
Didn't expect to hear such a voice. Definitely strange to hear Enderman talking...
*ranboo*
Now imagine that one microsoft employee just looking around and seeing some guy that activated xp by phone recently...
*operator speaks french*
Enderman: is this chinese? 😂😂
stolen
Copy comment be like
CTRL+c/v comment
That's fucking true/c'est putain de vrai.
He stealing
You were doing this at 4 a.m.? 😂 I love you!
I know some people want the next videos with your voice but one of the reasons I subscribed this cannel was for those videos with subtitles. I mean, vids with your voice it's fine but I want those subtitles too, if you put subtitles even when you have your voice in it, I'll appreciate:(
making subtitles when he constantly talks like this can be very time consuming
@@wushiwashi yea true, it can be time wasting lol
Added the subtitles!
@@wushiwashi yeah, I spent 1,5 hours adding those. Sucks, but the Superlasek has a good point.
@@Endermanch youre a legend for doing this my dude
Love the math homework in the background
That brings back memories. The automated phone activation when I did it back years ago seemed more reliable, probably because I did it on a landline calling a local number.
Разумеется, небольшой акцент присутствует, но я просто хотел сказать, что у тебя чистейший английский. Сам изучаю и представляю, как сложно так разговаривать. Продолжай в том же духе!
Absolutely a great video!
So proud to subtitle this hahaha.
Thanks for everything Enderman!
Abraços do Brasil!
Prerecorded French message: *exists*
Enderman: Is this Chinese?
4:00 maybe try holding the numbers for a second or two. That way the sound of the number (it just sends a specific tone for each digit) is transmitted longer and has a better chance of being picked up properly. It always works for me.
Interesting
[french voice]: Pour continuez en Français, appuyez sur le 2. ( to continue in french, press the 2)
Enderman: is this chinese ?
Me and the french audiance boi: coming to town
Omg this is like an English exam. Listening and speaking tests 😂
Uraaaaaaa........
Like, from foreign countries? In English-speaking countries English exams usually involve writing several page long essays and remembering weird grammatical shit lmao
Operator: Please put your "activation-id".
Enderman: **Put the activation-id**
Operator: *NO*
Fun fact! This still works on server 2003 and plenty of versions of office as well! Very useful when you can't activate online.
2:47
Automated voice: Pour continuer en français, appuyez sur le 2.
Enderman: is this Chinese?
French dude: hold my baguette and croissant.
In summary, the Windows phone activation system works about as well as Windows itself.
@Swamp Expert Extraordinaire thats the joke
Why don't you do something about it, genius. You have a whole task force behind you, plus the great L himself (if I'm talking to your pre-Episode 25 self).
@@salmanazam9444 wtf
@@prodky33 You clearly didn't get it. But I can't really explain because it will be ruined for ppl who are gonna understand.
@@salmanazam9444 seriously? Why the attitude?
Phone interface: **works in English**
Backround: *М а т е м а т и к а*
Wtf is the point of this comment
@@isiichhracing idk 😐
Он русский)))
he is russian
Some technology nerds worldwide set their computer interfaces to English, because since it is the lingua franca of computing, it makes some things easier. For example, looking up an error online.
this is actually so cool
It really is
Thanks.
I did this 3/16/23 and was impressed.
In my specific case I had a P2V (Physical to Virtual) VM (specifically a Dell Latitude D830 from 2008) that has a Dell OEM Windows license. When running in VMWare Workstation (on a recent Dell desktop running W10) the XP OEM VM needed to be activated (safe bet that XP noticed a significant HW change going from the 2008 laptop to the VMWare VM). I called the number, spoke to the bot and had the bot text me the Microsoft generated magic numbers. The VM activated. I was very concerned that it wouldn't work in the VM due to the Dell OEM XP version, but it did in this case (maybe becauue of some kind of Dell BIODS/UEFI pass-thru???) . Why do this in 2023? We have OLD HW/SW that ONLY runs on XP. This was just a test with a scrap laptop: the VM and actual laptop will be scrapped/recycled.
I love how the algorithm gives me videos that provide answers to questions that I didn't know I had.
2:10
enderman: calls to united states
also enderman: *математика*
how to read that?
@@ShiroCh_ID matematika
He's Russian like me.
He's Russian, and that's a fact.
@@needywallaby2030 matematica it's math in Italian 🤣
"At first, I thought I was simply Russian, not understanding English words correctly." Metro 2033 protagonist right here, guys.
😐
@@beastlicreature6951 ?
@@onyxeron idk tbh. I was rlly high and I think I picked the wrong comment 🤣
@@beastlicreature6951 uhhh alright
Its fun experperiment with old operating systems on new computers, its hard to get working but fun to try. Good video man!
Operator: 753
Enderman: 753
Operator: Sorry, that didn't match
The startup sound make me feel super nostalgia
its beautiful
Then an error pops up😅
this is absolutely fascinating, I'd love to see how to activate other operating systems in these weird roundabout ways if there are others you can show off
windows 10 still have phone activation, via slui.exe 4
Exactly the same as this one except the UI looks a bit more modern.
That dog and poney show certainly brought back unpleasant memories. Don't feel bad, I live in America and speak excellent English and still had trouble with the bot understanding me and that was a long time ago. I think one time I even tried saying the numbers phonetically like they do in the military but no good. You really have to have the patience of Jobe to do this sort of thing. By the way, I've got two copies of XP which I've been thinking of installing on a newer computer, plus a Dell Latitude with XP already on it, man, I love that OS.
That awkward moment when windows xp activation has better security than the capital building 🤷♂️😂
Capitol*
The US president would never be able to launch a nuke if the system is like that :D
I'm impressed they kept that server/phone number online after all these years considering windows XP is completely dead and vulnerable to every virus in the book.
I have (for fun) XP 64bit, and it works well, no virus or hacks this year. I think the 32 bit version had more problems, but mine is working well and 24/7 on internet (doing nothing)🔥
@@VicGreenBitcoin there is basically no difference bwtwen x32 and 64 bit configurations. Why would it have more problems?
Not really. For the average user, the viruses of concern aren't OS dependent anyway.
Tbf that activation server isn't exclusively for XP afaik
@@elixier33 probably because of 4gb ram structure. In 2022 its difficult to use such a small ram
This madman spend 30 mins just to activate win xp via calling.
Truly amazing keep up the work!
2:50
"Pour continuer en Francais, Appuyez sur 2" (French)
Enderman: "Is it chinese?"
I laughted at that
Activation PBX: "For service in French press 2"
Ender: "Is this Chinese?"
A lil tip, you can also press the keypad numbers to tell the automated agent what option you want instead of speaking windows or yes or no.
Thing is, which number are the Windows product or confirmation answers.
Thing is, which number are the Windows product or confirmation answers.
I just watched this while installing windows 7, awesome vid btw, love old operating systems, such a bunch of nostalgia and kinda fun to mess with them.
Exactly
But so frustrating and time consuming
Still works in 2023. I activated Windows XP using this method a few weeks ago
12:07 "Start Over" was like a revenge 😂
As I can see you are learning sin/cos/tg/cotg formulas :D I'm learning it now too. Good luck with that. It's pretty boring to remember every single of them :D
Remembering sin, cos, tg of 30°, 45° and 60° is easy peasy. The worst part of all is when you have to use sin, cos and tg in trigonometry, and even worse in Physics
Russian is greek to me but I recognise the formulas. Math is universal
Don't remember, understand. Try to derive these formulas and all of them will fit in your head
2:43 : "Is that Chinese ?" Me, as a french guy : Well, not realy
Ptdrrr
Me is chinese but this heard is like not Chinese
Ah bah j'pensais pas su'i' y avait autant de francophones ici
@@ClaraAttrazione moi non plus mdr
@@goodchennelz not at all. he doesn't even know what it sounds like.
i remember when i was in my friend’s house, we found one of those old netbooks that ran on windows xp. we played around with it, even joined a zoom class.
enderman:lets activate windows xp in 2021
enderman again: why is this taking so long
Image typing the wrong phone number and hearing:
"Yourz computerz haz a viruz"
**in strong indian accent** Hello this is John from mIcRo$oFT suPpoRt
@DamiBro *yeah going on with that accent* So we need a plan that costs your entire bank details
ai: type 82
Andrew: 82
ai: N O
Windows XP will NEVER die! I use it and enjoy it in a virtual machine every day. It is the most iconic OS Microsoft has ever released.
XP was so popular back in the day (and rightfully so), that Microsoft had to support it for literally 12.5 years (or 17.5 years for ESU), which is a significantly longer lifespan than any other OS ever released.
XP was the sole version of Windows to include ONLY improvements compared to its predecessors, in every single aspect -- stability, security, performance, appearance, interface, features, customizabilty, and more. Unlike any other version of Windows, XP did not remove any useful features and gave you complete and total freedom to customize the look and feel of your PC without having to rely on some hacks or third-party tools.
Not to mention its unique and iconic sounds, as well as its default desktop background, which is by far the most calming and beautiful among all Windows versions. It actually became the most recognizable picture in the world, thanks to XP's huge popularity and people's understandable refusal to upgrade for so many years.
For these reasons (and many more), XP will always have a special place in the hearts of so many people. Even today, 22.5 years after release and a full DECADE after support ended, XP is still used on approximately 9 million PCs around the world. It is insane, but not really surprising given how perfect this OS is!
I was wondering why is there a triginometry rules cheatsheet.
He's probaly graduating high school and getting ready for exams
My man have world record for legally activating Windows XP in 2021
Very exciting and nostalgic at the same time. Wish we could get to hear what it was like with a real human back then... awesome video as always Enderman
6:12 "Carrier texts & Gatorades may apply"
Enderman: Ok bye my work is done
The bot: No wait! I wanna troll you more!
The bot is very lonely 🙁
@@timbrandeisen1517 very lonely