All Windows Startup and Shutdown Sounds
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2020
- A lot of work was put into getting everything right and putting more builds in. If I got something wrong, please let me know. READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMMENTING!!!
***I got Memphis builds 1602-1619 wrong. The sounds in this build should be the Windows 98 RTM startup sound and the later beta 2.1 and beta 3 shutdown sound. This will be corrected in the next video
***The January 1994 bootscreen for Chicago is fake. Many .ISOs online have been modified to have the January 1994 time stamp on the boot screen. When unmodified, it should still say January 1993.
***The final beta release boot screen of Windows 95 was left out.
***I left out some boot screens (Windows 3.1 build 26 and 43e. Windows NT build 297, Windows 3.1 for Pen Computing. Windows 98 build 1593.)
***I used the wrong boot screen for Longhorn builds 3683-4008 which use a copyright date of 1985-2003. I put the Windows XP Professional RTM boot screen instead.
*Windows did not have any sounds before 3.1.
*Windows NT 5.0 EUR is fake.
*Windows NT 5.0 does not use that Windows 2000 beta 3 builds 1946-1969 startup as a shutdown.
*This Whistler startup and shutdown sound: • Fake Windows Whistler ... is fake
*Microsoft Longhorn sounds aren't official and are believed to actually come from a Windows XP Custom Theme
*Windows Server 2003 UK sound is fake.
*Odyssey bootscreens are fake. Any video that has Odyssey is incorrect. While Neptune and Odyssey were being planned out at the same time, they only released one Alpha build of Neptune and Microsoft never released a single build of Odyssey so no one knows for sure what sounds it would have. I would assume it would have Windows 2000 sounds but I wouldn't put up an unleaked OS on these videos.
*Windows 8 and 10 have the Windows 7 startup sound. The reason why you don’t hear it is because it is disabled by default. You can enable it in the “sounds” window where you change the sounds. It is a box that you need to check that says something like “Play Windows Startup Sound”. You also need to have fast startup disabled for the startup sound to play. To disable it, go to power options in the control panel, on the left on the window, click "Choose what the power buttons do", click "change settings that are currently unavailable", and you should be able to uncheck "fast startup", click save changes, and then restart.
*Windows Codename Millennium used Windows 98 sounds. No, I’m not wrong. I know this.
*Some of the Vista builds used the Vista logoff sound as a shutdown sound. One build used the logon sound as a startup sound while others used XP sounds or mixed between XP and Vista sounds.
*The earliest builds of Whistler had a Windows 2000 boot screen.
*Whistler build 2481 was the first build to introduce Windows XP sounds but still kept Windows 2000 sounds as default.
Try out the operating systems yourself like I did and you should get the same results as me.
I did not make most of these images.
I do not own the audio in this video.
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*_Please read the description before commenting._*
***I got Memphis builds 1602-1619 wrong. The sounds in this build should be the Windows 98 RTM startup sound and the later beta 2.1 and beta 3 shutdown sound. This will be corrected in the next video
***The January 1994 bootscreen for Chicago is fake. Many .ISOs online have been modified to have the January 1994 time stamp on the boot screen. When unmodified, it should still say January 1993.
***The final beta release boot screen of Windows 95 was left out.
***I left out some boot screens (Windows 3.1 build 26 and 43e. Windows NT build 297, Windows 3.1 for Pen Computing. Windows 98 build 1593.)
***I used the wrong boot screen for Longhorn builds 3683-4008 which use a copyright date of 1985-2003. I put the Windows XP Professional RTM boot screen instead.
***Windows NT 4.0 build 1273 was the first build to use RTM sounds and not the tada and chimes sound.
Changes in this video:
*Corrected Windows 2000 builds 1983-2000 bootscreen
*Changed Windows NT 5.0 bootscreens to more clear images
*Added builds to Windows 3.0, Windows NT OSes, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows Home Server, Windows 7, and Windows 10
I did not add Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, or Windows Server 2008 RTM due to a lack of information on sounds. Once I am able to figure these issues out, I'll be adding them.
@@mina256 Nothing. I decided to add more and fix the bootscreens. I want this video to be complete as possible. It's a goal of mine. I decided that I will never stop doing these videos until I get absolutely everything. The lack of knowledge on some builds are delaying me, but I hope I will get by that.
The only thing major was adding more builds. Did you notice before that I had builds for all Windows OSes except Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7-10, and Windows Server 2016-2019? It simply does not make sense to leave them out if I can easily acquire the knowledge I need to put them in. I did not change a single thing other than that except changing some images to be clearer. I updated the video for the sake of being complete. That's all I ever wanted this video to be.
Did you ignore the section of the comment where I mentioned changes?
You missed Windows 98 Build 1593,It uses Windows 95 sounds
And used beta 3 boot screen
build 1602 use windows 98 startup
2 builds were leaked in
26 Jan 2020
If you don't believe me,check betawiki.net
And if you can't find good image of the boot screen,try finding them in betawiki
@@Chan4444mc This is not the only source I looked at, but something must've went weird with the installation or something because this video for an example has the Windows 95 startup sound: ruclips.net/video/a5B0vUw7PkY/видео.html
I think the build may contained the Windows 98 RTM startup sound, but may have not enabled it by default. This is the case too in Whistler Build 2481. Sometimes if you clean install, you'll have installation issues that cause the wrong sounds to be enabled by the build. To get the build to work correctly without installation issues, upgrade from a previous build. (Even Whistler 2481 has this issue, even know it is a build well known for it containing the Windows XP startup sounds, but keeps the Windows 2000 startup and shutdown sounds default.
There it a reason why I left out of the boot screen. If the boot screen does not change during the OS's development at all, I leave it out.
@@Sonicrush007 Build 1602 is the actually first build that uses the Windows 98 RTM start up, because I did a clean install of that build. If you do an upgrade from an older build or Windows 95, it still keeps the Windows 95 start up sound in the files. Build 1592 was the last the build to have the Windows 95 startup and error sounds. I did a video showing Build 1602 ruclips.net/video/wK7w6d7TV_c/видео.html
@@DuranMedine This is rather confusing to me. I'm not sure what to believe. I feel as if the builds were intended to be upgraded from a previous build and that's the way how things were supposed to be. What if we upgraded from 1592 or a previous build to 1624? I feel like the sounds would definitely change. I'm reading on other sources that 1624 was the first to switch to RTM sounds, so this is why I'm rather confused about this one. It isn't just the videos.
I can't be the only one who actually finds Windows 98 Beta 3's shutdown sound more calming that the final one.
No you are not indeed. I used to have it set as my shutdown sound on my Windows 10 PCs.
(For those who may question how I have a shutdown sound on Windows 10, I used task scheduler to do it. It has a bit of delay to it, but it works. It may not work very well for slow PCs.)
Billy O'Reilly There's also something called ClassicSounds that has XP Sounds, all restored. You can easily replace them to something else (e.g. 2000)
@@Sonicrush007 I think the shutdown sound for Windows can be set in the sound settings.
@@quinn7894 no
9:51 and 10:00
The title is no lie, that is literally every known windows startup and shutdown sound used
ikr
congratulations, you just explained the video
@@CNETech Except, the known sounds are not complete without the UNknown sounds.
Nope, he forgot windows ce... Not that anybody cares about that...
I didn't "forget" Windows CE. I just chose not to include it because I only wanted desktop OSes to be included. If I were to include CE, then I might as well include Windows Phone, which isn't even considered the same thing as the desktop Windows OS.
The Windows NT is the one and only sound that can rival the loudness of the PS2 startup 😂
Windows NT 5.0 is basically THX.
PS2 Startup with Loudness in G Major
@@justsomerandompersononthei2595 Just imagine... Windows NT 4.0 and 5.0 plus the PS2 Startup plus THX...
On the loudest volume, and to put the cherry on top, all in G major.
This person would be the perfect president for Microsoft in the actual
Ikr
Nigga what
@@myfellowsonicfans7131 ur mom
@@myfellowsonicfans7131 Racist
@@myfellowsonicfans7131 Maguire is the best
Good to see you are dedicated to this project. Some dawned on me that Windows would be quite different if there was no reset for Longhorn.
I'm working towards making this video as complete as possible, hence my dedication into this.
I guess you could say Windows would've been different without a Longhorn reset, but in order for that to have happened, Apple would've had to not make Mac OS X Tiger as modern looking as it did. Mac OS X Tiger was the reason why there was a reset. Microsoft was shocked when it released in 2005 and the original Longhorn felt obsolete. Looking back at the original project, it seemed more like a Windows XP with a gray skin and a clock and widgets to the side added and that's it. That's what would have probably released if Microsoft had stuck with it. There would've been less complaints about compatibility (Vista was quite demanding on hardware). Maybe Longhorn would've been called "Vista". I can't even begin to imagine how they would get to Windows 7 or even any of the modern OSes. If Apple did not succeed on modernizing Mac OS X, Microsoft would have been on a different path on making Windows like it is today. This is rather an interesting thing to think about.
@@Colin-pf1jj Not necessarily that it was buggy, but that is also a factor (explorer.exe leaks being the most prominent of all of the bugs). It was Apple.
Sources:
"Mid-2004 to Mid-2005: Development 'reset'" section of en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Development_of_Windows_Vista
and an article from Information Week that was archived on a web archive site: archive.is/20130420140005/www.informationweek.co.uk/microsofts-vista-had-major-mac-envy-comp/197001418
Billy O'Reilly where’s WindowsCE?
@@SamuelPuffin26 Not counted because it isn't really a true Windows OS.
I wish Longhorn never reset.
Windows history is always interesting, knowing that we still use the NT kernel that started development almost 30 years ago.
Ever thought it may be time to move on from that?
Vista* It is confusing but remember the Longhorn reset
@superstar64 Well, the NT (New Technology) kernel is Microsoft's own OS kernel, and it's very very stable, so I don't think they will make a new one anytime soon.
@@Oswald_and_Windows_tech Also, even though it started development 30 years ago, it wasn't really viable for most consumers or the mass market until Windows 2000 I want to say. NT was mostly used for businesses, until XP where they decided to bring all the functionality, with all the bells and whistles included, that NT had to the public.
@@superstar64Why? It works and millions of software have been made for it
Finally a not-fake startup video, thanks! Im subbing
The fact that XP used to have 2000’s sounds, and Vista used to have XP’s sounds baffles me.
They start off development by using the previous OS and then building off that. So knowing that, it's not very shocking.
Vista/Longhorn was built off Windows Server 2003 and XP/Whistler was built off of Windows 2000.
@@Sonicrush007 That's means that Windows Me (Millennium) is built from Windows 98 (Memphis)?
I'm not exactly certain, but considering that it is a 9x OS, I'm pretty sure it is. The end of support for Me was also the same day as Windows 98, so that also says a lot about it being based off of Windows 98.
@@Sonicrush007 With your logic, shouldn't vista be a windows server?
@@pannertincan4616 win server 2008
This is really good. You got every sound correct. I still don't understand how some of the fake sounds ever came to be. I'll even admit I was fooled and thought the fake ones were real until I tested out those particular versions of Windows. Anyways, great job
Yea, I thought the Longhorn Startup and shutdown sounds were real for a LONG time. (But didn't everybody)
windows nt 5.0 startup is fake. it used the startup from nt 4.0.
@@iiiwxnwoo459 The startup is real, it would be later used in Beta 1 and 2 builds i think
@@TwoNumbahNiensIt was?
0:00 Windows 1.0
0:14 Windows 2.0
0:24 Windows 3.0
0:35 Windows 3.1
0:43 Windows 3.11
0:48 Windows 3.2
0:52 Windows 3.1 For Workgroups
0:59 Windows NT 3.1
1:08 Windows NT 3.5
1:43 Windows Chicago (Development of Windows 95)
2:00 Windows 95
4:47 Windows NT 4.0
7:49 Windows Terminal Server 4.0
8:56 Windows Memphis (Windows 98 Development)
9:15 Windows 98
17:00 Windows NT 5.0 (Windows 2000 Development)
19:05 Windows 2000
19:50 Windows Millennium (Development of Windows ME)
20:30 Windows ME
21:07 Microsoft Neptune (Windows XP Development)
21:19 Windows Whistler (More Windows XP Development
22:18 Windows XP
24:34 Windows Whistler Server Family (Development of Windows Server 2003)
25:20 Windows Whistler Again (Some More window Server 2003 Development
25:45 Even Development of Windows Server 2003
27:27 Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs
27:36 Windows Longhorn (Development of Windows Vista+Pre-Reset Builds)
28:29 Windows Longhorn Reset
28:39 Windows Longhorn (Post-Reset Builds)
29:00 Windows Longhorn is Now Windows Vista
29:10 Windows Vista
30:12 Windows Server 2008
30:50 Windows Home Server
31:19 Windows Embedded POSReady 2009
31:29 Windows 7 Development
32:14 Windows 7
32:37 Windows Thin PC
32:45 Windows Embedded POSReady 7
32:52 Windows 8
32:59 Windows RT
33:12 Windows Embedded 8
33:18 Windows 10
35:43 Windows Server 2016
By the way, Microsoft Nashville wasn't affiliated with NT 4.0. Nashville was supposed to be a smaller Windows release after 95.
@@cthandrils thank you for telling me
I thought that Microsoft Nashville would look a lot like Windows NT 4.0 but it’s for home users
That's originally what I thought too, so I don't blame you
Thank you!
@@cthandrils Pogotovo ako nastave da prave još jedan prozor, sledeći će imati Windows 11.
finally a video about literally all the start up sounds and shutdown sounds.i liked and subscribed
Omg I needed this! So many videos claim to have all the windows startups and shutdowns but don’t thank u
This is the best windows startup and shutdown sound video so far!
Goddamnit bro, that's a hella lot of Windows systems. I only focus on more _well known_ systems but darn, this video had to take hours to research and find.
Even then, there's still a lot missing. This video was probably progress worth of a few weeks total. Each change was done over multiple videos.
@@Sonicrush007 It doesn't matter if lots were missing, atleast lots was included
Thanks for doing this. What a trip down memory lane. My favorite startup sound had to be Windows 95. Coincidentally, it was the first OS I used on a computer.
3:43 Never seen such an angelic sign off
it's interesting to hear that Windows 95 (256 Color) has a different shutdown sound
It's been *less than a day* since I last watched the first one, and up until two days ago I hadn't seen your specific one in months. Anyway, here's a comment to boost your place in the search results.
Thank you for watching the video! Can you clarify by what you mean by the first one? I'm not sure if you are referring to my very first one from back in 2012 (terrible video) or the first one where I pretty much started updating as I find something to fix or improve on (November 2018).
@@Sonicrush007 Oops, meant to say the last one. My bad.
This acctualy helped me knowing all the Windows versions! Thank you very much!
Also windows graphical enviroment with Multimedia Extension 1.0 had a startup too. Go check it out if you don't believe me.
Great work!
Hello Billy, I like your videos. Thanks for informing what's right and wrong after me not realising which is real and which is fake. Whether these sounds are real or fake and whether they are used or unused, people should quit being delusional and I like these sounds for fun or personal use or whatever the aim. I guess you are the true windows expert and you should gain more subscribers, I hope you will reach 4k subscribers one day. Thanks for making my day again, thanks for clearing up.
I think Windows 95's shutdown sound and startup sound is the most nostalgic. Imagine living in a world where only these old, nostalgic computers existed. And all the people wanted to go to the 2020's. And you tell them no, because all of the happiness, the smiles just went away. Because of the too much people tell more people that it is just a computer. But it isn't....
Thanks for putting the Windows 8 correct startup
So far, you have been the only one that has included any sounds from Windows 3.0 MME. Kudos to you.
Thanks but I'm not actually the only one which is how I discovered the sound in the first place. Of course I didn't believe it immediately (because some videos have fake sounds put in) until I saw videos where they showed the installation of Windows 3.0 MME. I've unfortunately had no success in trying to install it myself on PCem though.
@@Sonicrush007 You should install it on dosbox (it's much easier and you just need to change some config settings and install as normal)
A simple Google search on how to install links to a vogons post that shows how to install
@@Sonicrush007 i'm pretty sure mme uses BELLS.WAV as the startup sound
@@CNETech I'll look into when I plan on updating this video (which would be when ever I get access to information on the build sounds of Windows 8 or Windows Server 2008). No offense, but I try to confirm whether claims people make are true before I actually implement them in my videos.
This video is pure gold! I loved it.
Nice video! Windows histrory is very interesting!
Thanks!
@@Sonicrush007 Is there any website that lists these versions?
@@itepk0522 I don't know what you mean by "versions". I'm assuming you mean the Windows builds, and yes, a website for that exists. It is betawiki.net, just go there and type in the Windows OS and it has a list for every single build and the list always gets updated when a new build gets leaked.
@@Sonicrush007 Thanks! I will try it.
3:49
I love how the original startup sound is added along with the other sounds
Finally someone thought of this and pointed that Windows 1-3 DO NOT have any sounds.
0:24 my eyes are in pain
Rediffusion Productions
You must hate high contrast mode on windows 7 then
The Wolves Gang And later. Later is actually worse than Windows 7's high contrast.
If I was going to rate this video on a scale of 1-10 stars, I have to rate that as 10.
Oh and for all your accurate research, I am subscribing
Thanks!
@@Sonicrush007 i would rate 999999990999 stars
∞ stars
@@windows17pro94 incontable star
who would win?
>18:39
>the noise that came from the nuclear bomb dropped on hiroshima
18:39
18:39
Hmm, RUclips gave me this video in my recommendations. And I definitely like it! That was really hard work to search all of these sounds, isn't it?
It was a lot of work when done build by build. These sounds videos are more complicated as you know than just putting all Windows sounds in and not even mentioning which build used what. I strive to make it as clear and accurate as possible.
THIS IS LITERALLY AALLLLL THE WINDOWS START UP SOUNDS NO SKIPPED VERSIONS!!! great content! those 13 dislikers are dumb. i knew there was more out there of windows...
Just listen to 2:52 while looking up at a cloudy sky. Instant goosebumps.
Windows XP build 2841 had the XP sounds, but better in quality. Windows 7 build 6936 didn't have athe superbar enabled. In rest, good job! Glad to see somebody who uses real sounds in a video!
Thank you for your comment!
I acknowledge your point with 2481 and agree 100% and if I update the video, it will be changed.
The reason why I did that was because BetaWiki considered this the last build to use Windows 2000 sounds by default while being the first to contain Windows XP sounds. I did some testing and noticed that if you clean installed it, it used Windows XP sounds. If you upgraded from a previous build, it used Windows 2000 sounds. I was perplexed by this but I went along with what BetaWiki said which I regret now.
@Billy O'Reilly Good welcome. I also know that the last Windows 7 build which did not have the superbar enabled, as well as the last Windows version to have the placeholder bar boot screen was Windows 7 build 6936. And I also noticed that you forgot about Microsoft Cairo NT, a version of Windows that precedes Windows NT 4.0. I think it uses Windows NT 4.0 sounds
A bunch more Longhorn builds just got leaked right after you released this xD
Well dang. I saw this happening in the future, but NOT THIS SOON. Next time I guess.
What? You gotta be kidding me. Let me go check them out.
@@Thunderbirds404 I'm not shocked that new builds have been leaked, but I sure wasn't lucky with the timing.
@Chance 33 to be specific
@@EneaX6 Yup :)
Windows XP and Windows Vista/7 startup sound is the long used startup for several Windows OSes.
Wow, correct! Correct, correct correct sounds.
Here's all Windows that are similar
1. Windows 95 vs Windows 98 (due to Similar boot Screens, Icons & Background)
2. Windows 2000 vs Windows Me (due to Similar logos, Same Icons, Startup Sound & Background)
3. Windows Vista vs Windows 7 (due to Similar Logon Screen, Sounds, and Aero)
4. Windows 8/8.1 vs Windows 10 (due to Similar Logon Screen, Metro, and Start)
I agree with everything on Windows 8-10 except start. They seem very VERY different.
@@Sonicrush007 no idea if they were referring to the start menu but they might have been referring to the boot screen. Between 8 and 10 they look almost identical.
@@DeskoDev I see. The boot screens aren't just almost identical, they are exactly the same.
ME (Millemium Edition) have a different
Logo the Cubes (In the animation) Is 💚💛 ❤Or🧡 💙 but the Boot Sreen is the colors 💚 💙 🧡 or ❤
@@rosaquijada9839 Windows Millenniun too
Random people: let’s make fake sounds so people believe in our sounds.
This video: oh no you don’t! These are the true sounds.
you mean...
This Video: Hold my XP startup sound!
Umm ok?
@@reychandor452 "is a copy of Windows XP"
@@reychandor452 You mean
Hold our XP and Vista startup sounds
This is the only video I've found with the correct Longhorn sounds. All the others are "AaAHhHhAH"
Thank you for making this video, must've taken hours or days to do these
4:28
Homer: BART!
wow thanks for heart
LMFAO
It didn't say "Bart", it said "all aboard". They just cut off the "all a-" part.
This is the most comprehensive video compilation of Windows Bootup and Shutdown sounds I've seen. As much as like Windows Never Released these are more interesting.
Since they are real beta OSes.
Computers were just more exciting back then.
Most of the 95 April Test release used the RTM sounds, from build 445 onward.
Thank you for your comment. I just quickly looked into this and you're correct. I will fix this in the next video.
Sounds Awesome
Am I the only one seeing minesweeper in old versions? Thanks for the vid!
29:57
instant flashback to 2008, booting up me mum's computer to binge on some Spore before my step dad gets home and needs to use it
Billy O'Relly: EVERYONE LIED TO ALL OF YOURSELVES!!!!!!!!!!
Well... its correct!
Some claim that the Windows Home Server boot screen at 31:09 is fake. It actually is a real boot screen.
FINALLY! Someone who actually knows that windows longhorn used Windows XP sounds. Every single windows longhorn evolution video I’ve seen when the play the startup sound, they use the Samsung windows XP theme.
Win NT 5.0 beta 1 and 2 startup sound is so scary. Maybe that’s the reason why it is changed starting in beta 3.
I didn't know the first shutdown sound was the sound of water droplets XD
3:42 As a kid, anytime I shutdown my computer there would be about a 4-second delay before it would play this sound and in those 4 seconds I booked it out of the downstairs, hitting the lights on the way out and trying not to be there when it played because I would otherwise certainly be consumed by some evil presence.
You still missed the startup sound from Windows 3.0 MME. The sound itself consists of a magic charm. I have all of the sounds in my channel and I fixed everything this week (even the startup sound from Windows 8/10), except that I forgot to repeat the Windows XP shutdown sound that was used on some beta versions of Windows Vista.
I got freaking jumpscared by that random water noise
Only ogs remember this.
*it is safe to turn off your computer.*
This still exists even in Windows 10, as long as you turn off the “power management”
0:35 "Ta da! We have sound!"
Its like the old windows startup sounds are from a different planet (windows 95- 2000/Millennium Edition).
Cityscape is one of Windows 98 plus' installable themes and also is one of Windows 7's built-in sound schemes.
Nice vid
+1 like
This is very cool
In Windows 98 Plus!, there were also scrapped Gourmet and Skateboard Kid themes (these existed in Microsoft Plus! 98 build 1700.2 but were deleted later). They also have own sounds, but you forgot them anyway but ok, cool video as always.
I think he played the sounds that were in the rtm release of plus 98 and not any of the beta themes.
@@User-sz1dn Yep, exactly since Rock'n'roll, PhotoDisc, Cityscape and Geometry themes didn't exist yet in early Plus! 98 builds.
Even I didn’t know that. I’d like to take a look at those unused themes. Desktop themes as a concept are something I really miss because they could be so elaborate in the Windows 9x days.
Not entirely confident as I didn't test it myself, but every video I watched about Windows 3.0 MME also showed it having a startup sound, I think Bells.wav.
I was not sure about my claim either so I looked at some RUclips videos where they installed Windows 3.0 MME before I made this video and this was what I heard. I'm open to anyone telling me I'm wrong as long as evidence or reasonable claim is provided. I will know for sure on this when I get Windows 3.0 MME to run in PCem properly. I have had issues getting it to run on any VM and emulation environment.
Just as a note, I do test these builds and these OSes in this video, but there are some builds I cannot test due to installation issues and some builds being exclusive to BetaArchive FTP access members. So while I keep my claim that this is the most accurate "All Windows Startup and Shutdown Sounds" video on RUclips, I can never say for sure that it is 100% accurate until I somehow get access to every single build which is impossible because BetaArchive pretty much monopolizes these builds and they have freaked out over other websites hosting the builds.
@@Sonicrush007 I see, for what I could see Windows 3.0 MME seems to be quite tough when it comes to actually installing it. Anyway, thanks for taking time to reply to me, and keep up with this amazing content!
@@MB256s I hope I'll figure it out soon. Thanks for the comment!
@@Sonicrush007 I got to install windows 3.0 MMe on Windows Virtual PC on Ms-Dos with a cd rom driver
but It get black screen after install and bsod everytime I type win
so I change to Virtual box after I install it and use the same vhd file,and it worked(but the mouse is a bit broken and unable to play sounds
Or Windows XP's kick.wav
nobody:
this video: TA-DA START-UP UNTIL 2:34
My very first experience with a computer was in the early 2000's on an old ass Packard Bell with I think Windows 98 at the time. I always called it the dinosaur computer in later years when we would get a new computer. We would also have Windows 2000 and especially Windows XP, which I think was the one we had for a really long time, even going into the 2010's. We would later switch to Vista, and I clearly remember my mom getting her own laptop that had Vista on it for work stuff and told us we couldn't really use it all that often. I remember using that laptop for years until the screen broke technically and had lines across it and bad pixels, also the keyboard became useless because there were so many missing keys that fell off after repeated use.
My personal best are the ones from Windows 2000/ME.
They make me wish that Microsoft kept the option to change them in Windows 8 to 10.
Yes, I know, it's a matter of performance, but... what if someone was still fine with the sounds?
I'm sad.
Makes me wish Microsoft didn't keep taking away the freedom to customize in general. I miss be able to make my PC look like Windows 98 while running Windows 7 and whenever I ran a Windows 7 VM, people got so confused to the point where they comment "Windows 98 running a Windows 7 VM? Woah!"
@@Sonicrush007 funny story!
DZ-Aladan Same here windows 2000/me sounds are my favourite
For me it was the build 1983-2000.3 sounds. The RTM/Whistler sounds come second, as they are very similar.
Every time I look back those sounds I wanna cry
The actual Win 2000 beta 3 startup sound is frequently misinterpreted as Win NT 5.0 beta shutdown sound.
True. And it even sounds like it should be.
You had a lot of work put into this. What was that water splashing sound on the Windows 3.0 MPC?
It was its shutdown sound.
Windows Vista and 7 sounds give me so much nostalgia
Me when my soul thinks of this:
this video is PERFECTION.
I am Subbing and liking! To help!
Thanks for subscribing!
Sad thing is that people might criticize you for being wrong meanwhile they were wrong because of all of the fakes
I get criticized a lot. Most of the criticisms are invalid. There are exceptions though where I have been proven wrong and admitted to it.
@@Sonicrush007 ah ok
5:13 my 2nd favorite startup sound (behind 7)
Yep,its my 3rd favourite after 7 and xp.
I like Windows Computer ever since the 20th century.
Windows NT 4.0 shutdown are the same as Startup, just in reverse.
This guy is basically the king of doing things right.
Except even HE makes mistakes sometimes.
Noice!
Thanks!
Good job
Nice that's alot of startup and shutdown sounds 😂😂
Welp, looks like it's that time again
17:23 oh i was thinking the NT 5.0 beta 1 startup is NT 4.0 startup
!!!GREAT ONE!!!!
The second Windows 95 April Test Release build introduced the 95 Startup Sound.
If it is posible, put in the description the numbers of the builds which you use for example:
Longhorn 4001
Longhorn 4005
Longhorn 4029
I would have a refference due to my blindness and I wanted to try the Vista builds which have mixed sounds between XP and Vista.
Unfortunately I can't do that. To put every build in the description would exceed the character limit. I'll post the Vista builds with mixed sounds in another reply so you don't have to keep listening to the same comment when trying to hear the list.
Please be aware that I'm only listing the builds that were in this video. When I rendered and uploaded this video, I was completely unaware that a dozen builds were leaked a day prior and I have not yet looked into them yet. Also, to get many of the Windows builds, it would require FTP access to betaarchive.com because people who leak these builds upload exclusively to that website and then sometime else would upload it to another website like WinWorldPC.com. FTP access to beta archive is not easy to get because you would have to have some sort of software that they don't have in their data base filled with terabytes of data. I don't even have FTP access myself so I would have to watch RUclips videos that come from trustworthy RUclipsrs based on their past of uploading content that goes along with reality. Betawiki.net is also a useful source for learning about each Windows build too and seems pretty reliable.
Longhorn 5469
Longhorn 5491
Longhorn builds 5536 to 5552
Longhorn builds 5600 to 5712
Longhorn builds 5718 to 5840
@@Sonicrush007 thanks
Ok. I doesn't know it. It probably could be more effective to create a blog about this and put in that blog the numbers of the builds, other possibility is the division of the project (some videos for MS-DOS bassed sistems, old Windows nt sistems and in other video modern windows versions like Vista, 7, 8 or 10!
@@sergiawstutoriales6941 I did blogs one two sites before, but stopped doing it because I felt like it was useless because no one really looked at it and I stopped updating it, which made me stop using it completely. I switched over to Twitter instead. But I also don't have the time to put every single build up because I'm a college student and I'm getting quite the work load so I haven't uploaded any videos for the past 2-3 weeks. In the past few weekends, I've only got three hours to myself each day which makes me want to do RUclips less.
Windows 95 was the operating system from Microsoft which succeeded the Windows 3.1 operating system. It was considered a complete operating system, as it was not a graphical interface running on MS-DOS, and it also performed without any need of the MS-DOS environment after the boot process.
Most people are all about 95, 98 or XP which are absolutely fine. Windows 2000 is just pure nostalgia for me.
Beta 2.1 to Beta 3's shutdown sounds are 98's final shutdown sound but they lower its pitch
Is it really just pitch? To me it sounds like it's extended as well.
@@Sonicrush007 it sounds with a lower pitch and its extended at the same time
Ando Ganteng and Billy O’Reilly is the Hero since they Put the Real Sounds
Don't forget ThatRandomToast and Windows 10 Creators Update, kudos to them as well
And CNE Tech
The people in the BetaWiki Discord said that 5568 uses XP sounds haha
Hmmm. I have no idea where I got those sounds from then. I'll look into the Longhorn/Vista build sounds I used in this video further sometime in the future and correct them. Thanks!
@@Sonicrush007 OK :D
@@Sonicrush007 Well, you said that Windows Longhotn Build 5536 uses Windows XP sounds, and then this happens; Windows XP shutdown sound plays on Build 5536.
@@coxygen_9094 No. The *_VISTA RTM LOGOFF SOUND_* is the shutdown sound for Build 5536.
It still uses the XP startup sound but uses RTM logon as logon sound and RTM logoff as shutdown
Would embos count as a microsoft os, since it was officially licensed but only released on one specific computer? It has an unique startup sound but no shutdown, and is based on windows 3.1
If it is not made by Microsoft, then it isn't a Microsoft OS.
As far as I can remember on 19:28 that was a shutdown sound for me...not a startup....and strangely i missed it.
Microsoft released Windows 1.0 on November 20, 1985, as the first version of the Microsoft Windows line. It runs as a graphical, 16-bit multi-tasking shell on top of an existing MS-DOS installation, providing an environment which can run graphical programs designed for Windows, as well as existing MS-DOS software.
Thanks for making this. Especially if you only have 3 hours a day. By the way, do you know where the hell I can get 98 Build 1624? I tried pulling it from the crazy bytes 21 CD 2 by extracting .avd file A0024.avd but certain files appear to get errors extracting with 7zip.
I don't even have access to build 1624. I had to rely on trustworthy sources on this one and some others such as watching RUclips videos of people installing it in VMs or physical machines and other reputable sources that provide a description of each build.
The reason why I do not have access to this and some others is because a lot of these builds are exclusive to BetaArchive because they purposely monopolize access to a lot of builds to "prevent it from getting into the wrong hands" to the point that they will freak out if another website dares to host it. The only way to get access to these builds (and that one of course) is either get FTP access to BetaArchive (people tell you that it is easy to get access, but it sure as heck isn't if you don't hoard old software around your house. You need to have original software that they do not have on their 100 TB server that is filled with Windows builds and other software) or wait for the-eye.eu to bring their BetaArchive server back up which requires no FTP access, but has been down for months. So sorry to tell you this, if you are not a software hoarder or you are very lucky and found software online that no one uploaded to their server, you'll never get access to that build. It's really frustrating.
TL;DR: You will never get that build because BetaArchive tries to monopolize Windows builds and they require you to gain FTP access to even access them which is more difficult than many say. I'm unaware of any websites that even host that build.
If you plan on trying to get FTP access to BetaArchive, good luck (seriously).
@@Sonicrush007 Yeah I'm not interested in access to their data hoard. There's almost always someone who has access you can typically get a file or two when you really try. I just like unique stuff that doesn't cost a lot of bytes. Most of the stuff I need is already on archive.org. However, I know you can rip it off or out of this CD. I can already see 99% of the files for this build correctly. Even if I have to install it on a Gateway GP7 and clone the files and then make an iso, I will get it just to spite those greedy fucks. Then I'll upload it to archive.org and no one will have to sift through the crazy bytes CDs anymore.
Late reply, but if you know of any sources that host builds, please let me know. I could really use them for more knowledge so I can complete my "All Windows Startup and Shutdown Sounds" video and to show off the builds.
Beta Archive is indeed greedy. They claim that they are trying to monopolize the builds so "they can keep them from getting in the wrong hands". This is obviously not true because all they really do is prevent people who aren't software hoarders from getting access to the FTP server, not "bad people". I think this is just so they can earn donations. This obviously does not help preserve software, it's an incredibly inefficient way of doing that. I hope someone out there gets all of the builds, uploads it, and watch Beta Archive be punished for preventing data from getting in to the public easily. This data is not government level information or incredibly sensitive information, so there is no reason to not allow it to be shared.
@@Sonicrush007 FTP Access member here:
It's not like they're able to control what you do with anything you download from their FTP since they don't own any of it and don't claim to, so do whatever you want...unless you're one of those that holds on to the downloads out of respect for the archive BA built up and stuff. While I can understand some of the frustration with a big chunk of the FTP archive being made public (The-Eye being a great example), might as well just accept the fact that some people would rather see rarities and stuff get out there, me included. To add to that, I personally don't think the efforts of BA and it's members are being minimized, as we wouldn't have a lot of things if it weren't for BA.
I still support the access requirements because, as far as I'm concerned, they're fair and that finding/preparing something original is really not THAT hard, granted you have or know anyone who has a scanner. It still takes a bit more effort (ask for help if needed) but it's been proven to help the archive grow tremendously since it's inclusion compared to what it used to be like, couple that with various members that still dedicate themselves to scoping out/looking for/obtaining stuff (whether rare or common) through various means. Plus once you get access it's a place that you can rely on when it comes to quality/verified downloads and stuff. In the mean time, you got Internet-Archive, The-Eye, or someone you know that doesn't mind downloading something off the FTP for you.
Note: While the FTP is filled with software and Windows stuff, there's still so much freaking software out there that the chance of finding something not there is still rather high.
In conclusion, while I may not fully agree with BA overall, much more good has been done than bad. I also encourage you to at least try at some point.
@@Sonicrush007 i don’t remember correctly but there was a build of windows that was shared on a different website because of BA’s greed.
You could get more builds and bootscreen from the website seem from a previous comment, BetaWiki. But I do understand this took a long time to make!
I already put all of the builds I could get up there. For Memphis Beta 1 - Beta 2 for an example, I did not type specific builds because those sounds applied to all beta 1 and beta 2 builds. I looked through betawiki to see if I got every build. I purposely left out some builds for OSes due to a lack of information from even betawiki about sound changes. I could not find one source that would mention a sound change so I left them out. Windows 10 build 1607 builds I decided to wait on because there isn't yet much details about many known builds because a great majority of them have not been leaked yet. I also left out builds after Windows 10 version 1607 because there were no changes in sounds or UI that would justify adding them. I left out the boot screens on purpose on Windows 10 and Server 2016 builds because there was absolutely no change at all.
@@Sonicrush007 Just gotta wait for some need to uncover new builds now
Did anyone know that Windows Server 2003 build 2493 bootscreen is the Windows xp uninstallation bootscreen?
Nice Sound!
Billy O'Reilly, you are a total
perfection
Oh thanks. You really got me there.
My favorite startup and shutdown sounds is Windows 98 Beta 2.1 Build 1624 (1997)
So, I just found this out: Windows 3 MME actually has a startup sound, it's called 'bells'.
Yup