Except for OEM preinstallations and the odd compatible soundcard. For instance, my Dell Dimension 4100 has some sort of SoundBlaster PCI card, and I heard this music on it after a clean XP installation.
People that were born the year XP came out are now graduating from high school and have become old enough to go vote, join the military, work full-time, and live lives of their own. Incredible how time flies.
@@SonicPower Yes, I thought about to do a end credit movie that can play during my funeral, with a highlight reel with my most important moment together with a text scroll, to thank all my friends, family members etc =) 😊👍
I didn't even realize it was supposed to be playing in the installer until I just got recommended this video. I just found it while browsing exploring the Windows folders.
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 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!
My school computers still use it, and I've been convincing them to upgrade to Windows 7 since it first came out. Now that I think about it, it's still a great operating system and maybe they shouldn't be forced to upgrade it because some dumb 15-year-old told them so.
Windows XP: "Let me soothe the user with relaxing music during the installation process." Windows 10: *annoying voice of a lady nagging you about what to click when installing*
@@gcnelite5983 tbh it's quite the opposite. Back then, OS were just that, and trying to be as efficient as they could be. That,I think that it gave them a personality, and now they're trying to be your "buddy" while fucking with your data, with such a puncheable fake personality,it makes me want to yell at whoever thought this was good design. (As example,just look at winxp and win10's bsod: one tells you immediately whats the problem, the other you have to search for it)
Story time: as a ~13-14 year old, I accidentally stumbled upon this song among the install files on my family PC, fell in love with it, and burned it to a CD as many times as it would fit, so I could fall asleep to it on a loop. (My Karaoke machine which was my CD player at the time did not have a working "repeat all" feature.) I fell asleep to this every single night for eons. I still have the disk somewhere.
As a kid, I obsessively scanned my PC for audio files, and also stumbled upon this gem. It changed my perception of electro music, it's a freaking good tune.
cortana isn't convenient or anything actually if you live in a non-english speaking country there is a 90% chance you will not even be able to use cortana because your language doesn't support it tbh i'm quite glad it doesn't support my language because i don't even want cortana cortana has a lot in common with google assistant, both are pieces of shit that i don't need at all
10 years ago today, Windows XP began its journey to the computing graveyard. The OS itself may have just been thousands of codelines wrapped into a neat package, but the memories it helped provide for countless people worldwide are what make it special. You did good son, real good. Maybe even the best.
This is so nostalgic. Windows 98 was on my first family computer but when we got it upgraded to XP, it felt like a jump into what the future would bring. Such a brilliant OS
. P P X xl , m a Clark is crying too much on her Fart oops I meant knees and with just an underwear and she farted Edit THAMS EVER FOR SO MA H OLES THAHJS SO MJCN FOR TYE LIKES YHANKS A LOT EVRR YHAJS! Funniest comment in the universe ever!!!
@ItStillRemains Ok, you could try booting from the installation CD and run installation repair by pressing "R". Then you have to proceed and enter fixmbr in the CMD.
Windows XP really made me feel like my computer "suddenly spring to life" immediately once I got past the basic text install prompts. It felt like I opened a portal to the future. Now, installing Windows feels cold and slightly ominous. An accurate reflection of how the company has changed.
no thats just how life is now. the Wii was better than the switch TV commcials were better in the 2000s than now WindowsXP/Windows7 was better then windows 10/11 and that's just technology. lets just say back then was a better time
First time I heard this was in 2002 helping my family setup their new computer, it was so magical, creating our accounts, setting wallpapers and dialing up to the web. God speed Windows XP you were the best.
. Ppppp C .c,c,CMC c CMC ccm c CMC c c sms a Clark is crying too much on her knees just an underwear she made a big mistake she deleted system32 on her windows XP now the nostalgia window is unfortunately GONE so sad uh oh scariest nx x xmxnsms z emens Edit OMG BRUH SO MUCH LIKES I GOT THANK YOU DUDE!!
Believe it or not i still use it on my old PC. Most of the things still work, but you can barely go to RUclips now, I mean you can still play the video, but the access is almost impossible from Firefox, while from Chrome there are some bugs, but you can still go to RUclips.
3:49 Imagine being the people who sung at this part, you're wondering what you're singing for and the person just tells you "Windows XP installation music"
@@pg-uz8jj A lot of windows XPs didnt come included with wireless internet connection, so you'd either have to use an ethernet or one of those USB things.
When I was a kid I used to fix up my friends and family's PCs and this would always play in the background when I was installing XP. Takes me back to those days where monitors were big and fat and there was such a nice balance between going out to play outside and chatting on IRC & MSN after school! Miss those days.
I remember this music. Now, it reminds me more of hold music... "Your computer is very important to us! Please stay on the line and the installation will finish shortly..."
Windows XP changed Windows forever. Even when looking at just the interface, it stayed the same between Windows 95 and Windows 2000. And all of a sudden... *This masterpiece.*
man this takes me back in the old RUclips days where everyone making tutorials would use this song while filming with unregistered hypercam 2 and communicating to us by notepad.
I never remember hearing this in my childhood, but I still find it nostalgic and it makes me feel safe and comfortable wherever I am. RIP Windows XP. RIP Stan LePard.
Windows XP is still used in tons of third world countries lol ... not every country is as rich as america/europe. Putin himself still uses windows XP to this day. So can't really say its dead.
@DamnMerasmus enjoy the thousands of security risks you're exposing yourself to. since you live under a rock, just know that the source code for XP was leaked, and that alone isn't good. your choice
Legendary OS, Very Advanced, Very Popular (29% Of Computers In This World Still Operated XP on 2019, Making it the 2nd most popular OS in 2019, 1st place being Windows 7 with 44.28% And 3rd place being Windows 10 with 18.29%) The Catchphrase for this OS is: XP= Xtremely Popular
Yeah back then manufacturers could completely take over the OOBE Now MS streamlined it across all OEMs so most OOBEs are pretty much the same Too bad Windows 10 doesn't have OOBE music tho
Usually if you heard this it was because you bought a brand new computer and it had the correct drivers installed. If you heard this after installing from 98 or something else, you were lucky.
I grew up with Windows 7 and only used to have XP when I was so young that I hardly remember it. Even though I've never heard this before, it's still nostalgic.
My dad has worked at Microsoft since 1994, and ever since I was born he's occasionally taken me into the MSFT buildings on the Redmond campus to take me exploring. I remember going around the offices, watching the same people that made Windows XP play foosball with my dad or playing Halo CE in after work parties. I didn't know it at the time, but I was there to witness a part of the Personal Computer Revolution, and I count myself lucky to have been a witness of it. This song is a nice reminder of those times I spent in Redmond, and it also reminds me to work hard in school so that I can be a part of the next revolution of my time. 2023 Update: For anyone reading this today, I was recently hired at Microsoft to be a software engineer at their Redmond campus. It's been fun being able to explore all the old buildings with my own badge now!
I don't remember hearing this in my childhood, but it feels nostalgic. Hearing it brings flashbacks of me playing flash games in early 2000s. Its weird and amazing.
@@valterpedro1 why? In this generations, you get the both worlds. Anyone can get XP on a vm, we got the literal source code of xp too recently! It's cool af!
Best memories from the 2000s 1. Windows Movie Maker 2. Classic RUclips 3. MS Paint 4. Runescape 5. 3D Pinball 6. Shrek 7. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 8. CD-R 9. Running in the 90's 10. Nightcore
Well they did make Windows 7. 7 is basically the next XP and its going to hang on to life like XP because M$ couldnt be bothered to release a good OS after it
@@P7777-u7r Considering the crap they're doing with the forced updates and what not, maybe not? Microsoft seems to have gotten it into their heads that they know better than you do what you want installed on your computer.
@@techosarusrex "Quality updates" is concerningly vague. Frankly I don't care what kind of updates it is, don't force updates. If I want an insecure OS that's what I'll use, I just installed Windows XP on a VM to play some older games I have, and at least I have that freedom. I worry about the day when I can no longer do that with the future's equivalent. Microsoft has said they're not going to make a new OS for a while. Imagine if next there's an update that changes something so significant, that older programs may struggle to run, even though they're written for that same OS. It'd be like the OS changes from before, but more subtle. Now it'll forcibly update me to the new version that has issues with older stuff, and I might not be able to run those things anymore. I know that sounds like a scenario that Microsoft wouldn't cause, but I don't want to put my trust in someone else to not be incompetent. Just let me have control over my own computer, and if they don't screw things up, I'll happily update. This new way of doing things is just weird, and I'm not even some old fart who's stuck in some way he's been doing things for years.
This, Ladies & Gentlemen- This is and will forever be the Official Anthem for All Computers Everywhere. A Real Toast to Mainframes, Minitowers, and PCs & Mobiles alike, and to Tech that's Yet to Come. Bless You Windows XP. 💾
The title is actually called "velkomenn". Which Is translated from Norwegian meaning, "welcome". R.I.P. Stan leopard. This is a god damn masterpiece that Im grateful to have found while trying to locate my downloads from the internet in the pictures folder of xp under the name "title.wma" or something. POV: it's 2001 on a Saturday morning in November, your Saturday morning cartoon block is about to wrap up and you hear a knock at the door. It's your neighbor and friend and you two depart for the park as you both agreed earlier in the week provided you've done your homework. Enjoy that.
. , Mxmmxmm a Clark is crying on her knees with just an underwear her butt got bumped pushed EdiT THANMS EVER FOR THE LIKES ON UNCOMFORTABLE COMMENT THAHJS
@renetos⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Dude, I was just trying to make a somewhat thought provoking comment, calm the fuck down, not everyone has it as bad as you do.
@renetos⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Calm the hell down, we've had pandemics all throughout history and this is the best one so far. Your happiness as a child deoends solely on your living conditions and family, not some virus you could care less about because you're fucking 5. Even then, I have that kind of memories despite being poor for most of my life. I was a chat mod on a Minecraft server and it was the first community I felt I belonged to.
Man, I remember hearing this nearly the exact same time this video was uploaded. Thanks for archiving and keeping this video up for all of us to listen to.
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Damn, says something about the collective minds of many from a slightly happier past. Their vision of the future was different. Theirs, knowing that technology can only get better and better. Ours, knowing that Moore's law is ending and the only next advancement we could really significantly make is space exploration into other systems, being way farther then our lifetime. In fact, to get there (assuming sub-light travel) people will be born and will die on that ship. Sometimes I wish I was born in the 90's for this reason. Because it was a time when RTX 3080 kind-of developments were basically monthly.
SpeedyDaCat - A Person In The Furry Fandom I just learnt a lesson for the 100th time: never be sarcastic on the Internet. Not even preceding an over-the-top hateful comment with "I'll do the job."
_Somewhere in Heaven, this flag is being moved by the Wind_ _And somewhere not too far away, there's a house up a blissful hill with a window, where that same flag can be seen far up in the sky_ After all these years, rest in peace, Windows xp
I'm sad because I was too young to understand anything about Windows XP, much less about computers... I was born a couple years before Vista came out. I built a Win98 PC as well as restored an old Optiplex GX620 (had no OS, was in dire need of cleaning, sat in a closet for four years, etc) for the sake of learning why these systems were so nostalgic for everyone else. The Win98 PC isn't quite old enough (only parts I had were from 2000s era) but it boots with no issues. My only memory of WinXP is some old desktop we used to have until it was donated recently
@@aidancommenting I have an old Windows 98 computer myself. I don't remember much about its early history, but it belonged to an old family friend whose name is Steve Loforte (I think he is still alive, but it's been probably almost 20 years since I saw him as a little kid) and I believe it originally ran Windows 95 until I upgraded it with some family help to Windows 98 Second Edition sometime in the very early 2000s.
@@DiamondBFIC yeah. but i think xp was the last great windows os. vista was pretty... eugh... 7 was... okay i guess? im indifferent about 8 but 10 is shit.
@@bedrocklolgame on some hardware at the time, yes, but PC after 2002 or newer will ships with different audio chips or different sound cards that winXP does not have by default. My PC from 2012 did play this music because i have integrated the drivers into the ISO using NLite.
I know, nowadays the whole thrill of new operating systems and hardware is completely gone. Remember when everyone had a unique PC and there was always something interesting to do with them? Nowadays they've really standardized everything and made it pretty bland. Windows is the equivalent of Mac at this point, hardware has a bandwagon mentality ("DID YOU GET THE 3090 YET??") and the only unique thing about PCs nowadays is what gay combination of stupid RGB lighting effects you have...
@@wallyhackenslacker I think Microsoft should revamp XP so it runs on modern PCs using the same architecture as Windows 10. Then I will finally be happy.
@@cessnafun5385 You do realize Windows 10 is basically a heavily revamped version of XP, right? All versions since NT have built on top of eachother and you'll still find original code from Windows NT from the 90s in some parts of Windows 10. If you really wanted to, you could make Windows 10 look and operate just like XP with a bunch of tweaking. There are guides for this all over the internet.
Back in high school (2011) I was running a new install of Ubuntu on my laptop. I didn't have much music on my PC at the time but I downloaded this song to it and decided to listen to it at near max volume because of how loud the students were in the library. So I put on some headphones and worked on my school work. The thing is, the Ubuntu audio drivers were screwy, the audio went through both my headphones and laptop speakers. I took my headphones off when the song was almost done playing and the entire room was silent. Nobody said anything. It was pretty goddamn awkward when I realized what was happening but I think this song has special powers lol
A similar thing happened in my old school. The difference is that I was preparing a speech, and this was the song to be played after the speech. The speech was related to Windows XP. When the music played, everyone looked nostalgic, sad, and happy. No one spoke for more than a few minutes after the song ended. It was a really heartwarming event.
God, I miss Windows XP so much, aswell as the 2000's. This is a truly nostalgic piece of music, aswell as Highway Blues being nostalgic aswell. My #1 favorite operating system of all time.
@@NaldinhoGX Currently, I'm using Windows 11 and... It has its ups and downs, at least it works, but it's nowhere as good as Windows XP was. And I'm not looking forward to Windows 12, because I know it will focus on AI.
@@NaldinhoGX Yeah. Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 10 are the best operating systems. Windows 2000, Windows 95 and Windows 98 are decent too, but not as great as XP, 7 and 10. Windows 11 has its ups and downs, but at least it works. Windows 3.1 and Windows 8.1 are okay. For Windows NT 4.0, Windows NT 5.0, Windows 1.0, Windows 2.0, Windows 3.0, aswell as all the Windows Server Versions, I've never used these. And Windows 8 (without the .1), Windows ME and Windows Vista suck.
When i was about 7 or 8, my uncle had a pc from 2006. It had windows xp on it. I always loved playing on it, even tho home i had a much modern pc. Loved playing gta san andreas, mario games, blobby volley.... The computer is still alive to this day, but my grandparents have stopped paying for dialup about 9 years ago. I hope i can save this computer, or atleast a picture of it. This pc and windows version will always be a special place in my heart.
Still a really beautiful music, even after a decade since Windows XP’s end of support, it will still never be forgotten because of beautiful sounds, memes and most importantly, this beautiful musical masterpiece. 💖
That music that no one heard because the Sound Driver wasn't installed
Except for OEM preinstallations and the odd compatible soundcard. For instance, my Dell Dimension 4100 has some sort of SoundBlaster PCI card, and I heard this music on it after a clean XP installation.
my first XP computer did as it had an oem soundcard that worked during installation.
i heard it on my first boot
@@VectraQS Same with my Compaq Desk Pro about 5 years ago, except my sound is integrated.
When I upgraded my old laptop from Me to XP, it played the music.
I don't think my computer even had working speakers when I installed xp
I only found out about this after messing around in a virtual machine lol
When I installed xp my speakers were off and then I turned it on and that’s when I heard this
Ayyyy it’s dolan
Laptops were pretty hit and miss with installations
Ayyy!
"Finally got those sound chips working" -Dad, 2002
Why am I suddenly feeling stuff?
Damn, this one hit hard
Really hard
Sounds something like joels dad would say...
^ ;-((
the person who made this song is named
"stan lepard"
the song was named "velkommen"
your welcome.
You're velkommen
@@RedTroPclmao beautiful
It’s welcome in danish
you're****************************************************************************************
Nah we are velkommen if you know what i mean
People that were born the year XP came out are now graduating from high school and have become old enough to go vote, join the military, work full-time, and live lives of their own. Incredible how time flies.
Damn dude, you just made me feel old :'(
yep, and tomorrow we (the people who born in 2001) will have the GCSE Examination
That's me!
ayy '01 gang!
can confirm
This sounds like it could be the end credits of life.
yeeees =) you are absolutely right =)
wow i completely agree.
Imagine this playing before you go to heaven or hell, with the names of the most important people in your life scrolling down.
@@SonicPower Yes, I thought about to do a end credit movie that can play during my funeral, with a highlight reel with my most important moment together with a text scroll, to thank all my friends, family members etc =) 😊👍
@@markusisaksson6023 That is a genius idea holy shit I never thought I'd see that at 3 am on a nostalgia trip
i remember when everyone called this hidden secret music
I didn't even realize it was supposed to be playing in the installer until I just got recommended this video. I just found it while browsing exploring the Windows folders.
C:\Windows\System32\OOBE
Yeah I got discovered this too inside win32 folder and just played it every time in my 2011.
T
i think it was when manufacturers build their pc rather that users so people that buy oem systems calls it hidden music
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 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!
My school computers still use it, and I've been convincing them to upgrade to Windows 7 since it first came out. Now that I think about it, it's still a great operating system and maybe they shouldn't be forced to upgrade it because some dumb 15-year-old told them so.
Lots of computers were designed for XP and just couldn't run well on Vista or later. Also VMs.
I miss it everyday man.
Windows XP is just like Windows 7 both good Operating Systems
fact
Windows XP: "Let me soothe the user with relaxing music during the installation process."
Windows 10: *annoying voice of a lady nagging you about what to click when installing*
Lmao I don't have win10 I have win7
@@AudioSpirit lucky u windows 10 sucks i think i’m gonna downgrade to 8.1 it has some 3D icons and it is better for 2D games
@@dxerkin4 I am gonna update to windows 8 bcz my system is getting laggy
@@AudioSpirit update to 8.1 not 8 ok
@@dxerkin4 oook
When the internet dies, this is what will play in the credits.
This and Dragostea Din Tei (numa numa)
Network cable is unplugged
i think so far internet will be dead in 20 - 15 years from now not even joking....thenology evolved so fast
Dynamitko - Gaming & more! Before you know it we all might have our brains or something connected to a database that servers as our “life”
it is impossible for the internet to die, how would it even happen
The time when operating systems had a personality.
Now it's just FLAT DESIGN. BUY OUR PRODUCT.
And love of their users
InstallShield Wizard yeah
@@gcnelite5983 tbh it's quite the opposite. Back then, OS were just that, and trying to be as efficient as they could be. That,I think that it gave them a personality, and now they're trying to be your "buddy" while fucking with your data, with such a puncheable fake personality,it makes me want to yell at whoever thought this was good design. (As example,just look at winxp and win10's bsod: one tells you immediately whats the problem, the other you have to search for it)
@@sampla86 Nearly everyone does, (even me).
Story time: as a ~13-14 year old, I accidentally stumbled upon this song among the install files on my family PC, fell in love with it, and burned it to a CD as many times as it would fit, so I could fall asleep to it on a loop. (My Karaoke machine which was my CD player at the time did not have a working "repeat all" feature.) I fell asleep to this every single night for eons. I still have the disk somewhere.
this song is enough to make a grown man cry
i remember getting scared abt the flowerbox screensaver as a little kid
I use this music as my alarm in the morning, have for eons.
this is so sweet ❤ i miss the CD era a tonnnnn it was so fun to burn things into them and insert them into the CPU
As a kid, I obsessively scanned my PC for audio files, and also stumbled upon this gem. It changed my perception of electro music, it's a freaking good tune.
2001: Calm Music, Relaxing Installation and Nostalgic
2021: *Useless circle that you will never use*
Voice assistants have gotten very pushed in the past 5 or so years, just to be more “convenient”
I like cortana, used to stare at her and imagine her doing things
@@saghwteam "that" version of Cortana is damn good man, I must admit. Man of culture I see.
The voice assistant? Not so much.
cortana isn't convenient or anything actually
if you live in a non-english speaking country there is a 90% chance you will not even be able to use cortana because your language doesn't support it
tbh i'm quite glad it doesn't support my language because i don't even want cortana
cortana has a lot in common with google assistant, both are pieces of shit that i don't need at all
@@abandoned_old_channel True, man from Poland :)
Early 2000's... what sweet, cozy & cheerful times.
ikr
Yeah.. I was chilling in my mom’s stomach.
@@jjmm162 LMAO
@Councilman Les Wynan fax
@Galileel Hey Galileel krass dich hier zu sehen
the fact that this video was made on windows movie maker is even more nostalgic.
Okay
Yes
Wow
your pfp... gives me nostalgia.
The right editor makes a huge difference.
10 years ago today, Windows XP began its journey to the computing graveyard. The OS itself may have just been thousands of codelines wrapped into a neat package, but the memories it helped provide for countless people worldwide are what make it special.
You did good son, real good. Maybe even the best.
This is what plays in computer heaven
EDIT: thank you fellow windows/tech/computer lovers for the 3k likes 💜
Yup
My moms old windows 95 pc is listening to windows xp music lol
@Humble 9300 waiting room of death.
This plays in Computer Afterlife
Shall mine rest in peace. what an idiot it had to deal with.
*Windows 8 and 10 installation: awkward silence with boring blue background*
*Windows XP Installation: Yo! Let's install that XP!*
Damn, kinda wish i could have danced to this music while downloading Windows 10.
Would pass the time, lmao.
windows vista installation: trying to spam error messages but it lags too much
@@Sasparilla_ Bullshit
that's cause it was all about the eXPerience
Glorious
Omg verfied
Never knew he enjoyed this masterpiece
What are you doing here?
Can you be my dad?
Wow
This is so nostalgic. Windows 98 was on my first family computer but when we got it upgraded to XP, it felt like a jump into what the future would bring. Such a brilliant OS
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X xl , m a Clark is crying too much on her Fart oops I meant knees and with just an underwear and she farted
Edit THAMS EVER FOR SO MA H
OLES THAHJS SO MJCN FOR TYE LIKES YHANKS A LOT EVRR YHAJS!
Funniest comment in the universe ever!!!
Subify are you 5 years old
@@PixelGridArray THATS IT IM REPORTING YOUR COMMENT AND USER AND I WILL HIDE YOU
@@HappyPlaysWasTaken no 😂
@@PixelGridArray I make better videos than you noob
Why do I have have nostalgia for memories that don't exist
yes same
Same here, bro
because your sound card wasn't working perfectly
Personally, I think the reason to why that can happen is because of how beautifully crafted some songs can be. And this is one of them
music theory stuff, probably
Stan LePard, the creator of the installation music, has sadly passed away. RIP legend ❤️
🙏😔
r.i.p.
May he rest in peace
RIP to the legend who created this masterpiece
Rip Stan LePard. This song will always be a masterpiece that I will always remember 💜
"Ah, the sound drivers are working"
@ItStillRemains Do you actually have the option to add drivers during the install progress, like in Windows 7 and so on?
@ItStillRemains Oh! How old is your netbook?
@ItStillRemains Ok, you could try booting from the installation CD and run installation repair by pressing "R".
Then you have to proceed and enter fixmbr in the CMD.
Real cartoon girl.
More like real anime girl.
@@multiverseone8115 cheese
Whoever made this deserves a special spot in heaven
It was composed by Steve Lepard
*Stan Leprad
@@dusselbold8465 I hope that individual is blessed with the best of everything heaven has to offer
He is in heaven.
didnt he die 2/3 years ago?
Windows XP really made me feel like my computer "suddenly spring to life" immediately once I got past the basic text install prompts. It felt like I opened a portal to the future.
Now, installing Windows feels cold and slightly ominous. An accurate reflection of how the company has changed.
couldn't have said it better myself
ever seen 11? probably not
"how the company has changed"
We're talking about microsoft right?
Because of graphic style
no thats just how life is now.
the Wii was better than the switch
TV commcials were better in the 2000s than now
WindowsXP/Windows7 was better then windows 10/11
and that's just technology. lets just say back then was a better time
If this isn’t played at my funeral I’m not dying
@BoPoe Twitch Highlights lmao
Hold on a sec
You want to become a time lord from doctor who just like me I’m 70%.
Yeah, tell me how that works out? Sounds like a nice trick to know, y'know?
RIP Stan Lepard, the composer of this majestic piece :(
This is so sad... :'(
This is so sad... :'(
this is so sad...:'(
:(
:(
First time I heard this was in 2002 helping my family setup their new computer, it was so magical, creating our accounts, setting wallpapers and dialing up to the web. God speed Windows XP you were the best.
*”It sounds so heavenly”*
Best music for the best os
I mean, XP was a godly operating system, so yeah
Thats how lord of computer sings
it sure is a xp
Flash's backs
This song just has an indescribable 2000's feel to it. Every time I listen to it I'm instantly transported to my childhood
.
Ppppp
C
.c,c,CMC c CMC ccm c CMC c c sms a Clark is crying too much on her knees just an underwear she made a big mistake she deleted system32 on her windows XP now the nostalgia window is unfortunately GONE so sad uh oh scariest nx x xmxnsms z emens
Edit OMG BRUH SO MUCH LIKES I GOT THANK YOU DUDE!!
@@corewalker1779 Haha so funny Clark
Man your childhood must've been rough installing XP so often
@@poldergeest0297 Sounds about right. Also lucky enough to have the audio working out of the box post installation.
Same bud
Just heard the composer for this song, Stan LePard, passed away recently. Rest in peace for making this classic song.
Test in peace legend. Ur sound has fixed many things about me.
R.I.P.
@@djmallinson you’re right
@@tamagoegg12 ?
I don't understand anything u said here qwerty keyboard
I can't believe it's been now 10 years since Windows XP had reached its end support. :(
It doesn't mean that you can't use it.
Today marks the 20th anniversary of Windows XP being released to manufacturing!
Believe it or not i still use it on my old PC. Most of the things still work, but you can barely go to RUclips now, I mean you can still play the video, but the access is almost impossible from Firefox, while from Chrome there are some bugs, but you can still go to RUclips.
@@miloseviczarko45 Interesting. Enjoy continuing to watch RUclips videos from there while possible!
@@miloseviczarko45 hope you have a great time.
@@miloseviczarko45 What about Internet Explorer or opera
You know what fuck windows 10 I’m going back to xp
You: dies
This music: plays
*You can now play as Luigi*
*super luigi galaxy!*
super luigi bros
gta iii
What about Quest B?
Super Luigi Land
Microsoft: This song is perfect for this moment.
Sound Driver: I'm about to end this man's whole career.
I mean, it’s called installing service packs. Or prepping the system
@@UrbanLetsPlay There’s too many like that in comment sections all around to point them out at this point
shut up. shut the fuck up please. and delete your worthless comment
@@knox1392 toxic much
@@knox1392 art thou mad, brother?
This Windows XP Installation Music needs to come back. Is just so relaxing.
3:49 Imagine being the people who sung at this part, you're wondering what you're singing for and the person just tells you "Windows XP installation music"
lol
“Continues to sing but more passionately”
That's basically being immortalized
I'd take that deal
i thought the lyrics of what they were singing was "Windows XP Installation Music" for a second.
9-volt pfp
(Finds dad's old XP)
"It won't use the Internet, son."
"That's not what I'm using it for......"
RIP Windows XP
Gone, but not forgotten.
it was just the best... ^^
@@pg-uz8jj A lot of windows XPs didnt come included with wireless internet connection, so you'd either have to use an ethernet or one of those USB things.
pg, don't bother with Chrome, more sites are moving to TLS 1.3 or ECC certificates rendering it useless
no support means no updates
not gone. still widely used by the U.S military and overseas.
When I was a kid I used to fix up my friends and family's PCs and this would always play in the background when I was installing XP. Takes me back to those days where monitors were big and fat and there was such a nice balance between going out to play outside and chatting on IRC & MSN after school! Miss those days.
I still use IRC nowadays it's a nice and simple way to chat
Sooo, you had MSN because you cant afford AOL?
@@abandonedchannel1010 It appears he is UK based, and it wasn't as popular as MSN and other clients at that time
i mean i wouldnt call them fat XD
CRT monitors
The pattern at 0:56 hits me to my core,this song is so nostalgic to me even though I never had xp. I love it so much
I remember this music. Now, it reminds me more of hold music... "Your computer is very important to us! Please stay on the line and the installation will finish shortly..."
You're thinking of opus number 1, the cisco callcenter default hold music.
If more hold music was like this, I'd be making a lot more phone calls
Windows XP changed Windows forever.
Even when looking at just the interface, it stayed the same between Windows 95 and Windows 2000. And all of a sudden...
*This masterpiece.*
Changing the theme and screwing up tons of things makes a masterpiece?
@@robobox7595 *points gun* Repeat if you dare !
[loads the hand of god, normally know as M61 Vulcan Gatling gun chambered in 20mm rounds] say. it . again. bitch
@mem reflect NT 5.0, Server 2003 & Whistler sounds weren't real - they were fan made
Windows XP was definitely beautiful.
But now, all we have is a boring and bland theme in W10. How anyone finds W10 "beautiful" is beyond me.
man this takes me back in the old RUclips days where everyone making tutorials would use this song while filming with unregistered hypercam 2 and communicating to us by notepad.
You just unlocked a new level of nostalgia for me
I remember when people used notepad for every tutorial video
@@marigoldmusic33 Some use it today, still
Lol, I too, when they gave effects to the cursor, and when they had sh*tty mics like i have now.
@Dr. Grove Lol
This sounds like a beginning of a new world, with unlimited possibilities
Then we killed it
@@SamuTheFrogyes...
[Unregistered HyperCam 2]
Untitled - Notepad [_] [O] [X]
hello youtube here is how to get secret music in windows xp
Literally every RUclips tutorial ever. Don't forget 007 Sound System's Dreamscape!!
@@mcflurryXD96 actually 009 Sound System.
presario425 You forget [Bandicam.com] at the top
@@gta4crashesmods212 i remember using bandicam back in 2016 before i heard of OBS and using it, then trying Windows 10 shitty Game Bar that drop FPS.
Windows Server 2003 FOR THE WIN I dont know much about OBS and win game bar i'am only using bandicam
I never remember hearing this in my childhood, but I still find it nostalgic and it makes me feel safe and comfortable wherever I am.
RIP Windows XP.
RIP Stan LePard.
Windows XP is still used in tons of third world countries lol ... not every country is as rich as america/europe. Putin himself still uses windows XP to this day. So can't really say its dead.
@@walnutclipzz pentagon still uses it in critical systems
I'm hearing about him for the first time but I hope he is at peace and calm.
@@walnutclipzz but Russia is a developed country.
ATMs still run on Win_XP
What's crazy is that this video was uploaded when a majority of people were still using Windows XP.
@DamnMerasmus Probably shouldn't be, gonna be honest.
@DamnMerasmus enjoy the thousands of security risks you're exposing yourself to. since you live under a rock, just know that the source code for XP was leaked, and that alone isn't good. your choice
@DamnMerasmus just..... don't go online
@DamnMerasmus Then it's time to switch to Linux
@DamnMerasmus Have fun dealing with ransomware then
The fact that this video came in my suggestions in.... 2023.... is amazing
I wish the “calm” music in those RUclips videos was this calm.
R.I.P Windows XP (October 25, 2001 - April 8, 2014)
You will forever be remembered.
Get a job in Cyber Security, especially for operational technology. You'll deal with Windows XP every day
@@shia_labeouf Yay! 😁
Legendary OS, Very Advanced, Very Popular (29% Of Computers In This World Still Operated XP on 2019, Making it the 2nd most popular OS in 2019, 1st place being Windows 7 with 44.28% And 3rd place being Windows 10 with 18.29%)
The Catchphrase for this OS is: XP= Xtremely Popular
I will never forget the windows xp and 7.
@LukasTheMerchant .
“Hello, I’m *Bonzi Buddy* and I’m *not* a virus”
*BANZAI BUDDY*
*HIIII-YAAH*
*YOU ARE A VIRUS*
I have him on my vm
@LAWL_26 😱😱😱
@@flipz1de what bonzibuddy is cool
I heard this once! I was the lucky boy
But never heard on my friends computers when i was installing.
Ayy, it's the fellow Bowser lover! How 'ya doin', mate?
Yeah back then manufacturers could completely take over the OOBE
Now MS streamlined it across all OEMs so most OOBEs are pretty much the same
Too bad Windows 10 doesn't have OOBE music tho
looks your friends audio driver wasn't installed (because you know it was setup)
They had no drivers
Usually if you heard this it was because you bought a brand new computer and it had the correct drivers installed. If you heard this after installing from 98 or something else, you were lucky.
I grew up with Windows 7 and only used to have XP when I was so young that I hardly remember it. Even though I've never heard this before, it's still nostalgic.
Same lol
Like, almost exactly the same, Ive used windows 7 all the way up until a few weeks ago.
@@tylerandari12What are you on now? I’m on Windows 8 still but I hear you have to pay for any upgrade after that.
@@jaysant6958 my windows partition somehow got corrupted so i switched to Linux Mint. (rip Windows 7)
@@jaysant6958 Don't know about him but I'm still using Windows 7, and will use it forever
@@jaysant6958Windows 8 uses its own license keys that only work with 8 or 8.1, but windows 10 and 11 work just fine with windows 7 keys.
I can't believe that people still listen to this in 2019. This video is 12 years old and still receives views daily! That needs to be an award.
@RFT but it has such an amount of views just because it's the first video, and this one is old but it never gets outdated
And Series of Tubes Music Video
2020
@RFT what about tarzan boy? Heard that was 14 years old
Xd
Imagine hearing this on January 1st 2021 and looking up in the sky to see “You have now completed the installation process. Please enjoy 2020”
And all bad stuff that happened was just some minor corruptions during the installation process
ok but the installation has a virus in it
@@fongus6420 try an obvious not malware anti-virus application
@@jaylensmith6308 god just pirated 2020 smh 🙄
I’m hearing it and I’m crying
My dad has worked at Microsoft since 1994, and ever since I was born he's occasionally taken me into the MSFT buildings on the Redmond campus to take me exploring. I remember going around the offices, watching the same people that made Windows XP play foosball with my dad or playing Halo CE in after work parties. I didn't know it at the time, but I was there to witness a part of the Personal Computer Revolution, and I count myself lucky to have been a witness of it.
This song is a nice reminder of those times I spent in Redmond, and it also reminds me to work hard in school so that I can be a part of the next revolution of my time.
2023 Update:
For anyone reading this today, I was recently hired at Microsoft to be a software engineer at their Redmond campus. It's been fun being able to explore all the old buildings with my own badge now!
Austin Baccus lucky :0
That's a nice memory.
you sound like a fucking tool.
Charles Larson wowza dude. you need to calm your hecksicles.
Thats awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Not only was this music so incredible, it also served as a reminder that your sound drivers were indeed working.
I don't remember hearing this in my childhood, but it feels nostalgic. Hearing it brings flashbacks of me playing flash games in early 2000s. Its weird and amazing.
same. It just reminds me of the 2000s and early 2010s.
Same!!Windows XP reminds me of my old internet childhood when I used to have fun instead of being worried to say something that’ll offend someone
Same
it's a nice introduction to windows xp
that's about it
and you can also play it while studying
@@rohan_7444 Twitter is a menace to happiness
*a moment of silence for the future generations*
I'm happy I was born in this generation.
@@tnvd1605 a moment of silence bitch cant you read
True Fact: the Old generations was better than the new generations
Even if I am Gen Z that had Vista, I remember XP like it was yesterday...
May the OS live on.
@@valterpedro1 why? In this generations, you get the both worlds. Anyone can get XP on a vm, we got the literal source code of xp too recently! It's cool af!
I wish the recent versions of windows had something like this.
I know right. Apple has that classic start jingle. Windows would do well with a nostalgia sound or music when booting up
HI I'M CORTANA
If it's on windows 10 it will be like this ruclips.net/video/iN9oG6oaaQA/видео.html
eh, Microsoft would probably manage to mess up a modern version of this, just like they did with Windows Vista, 8, and 10 ;)
pp go big
here i am, back again, enjoying some of that sweet sweet nostalgia. drunk eating hasbrowns at 11:25pm listening to windows installation music
Best memories from the 2000s
1. Windows Movie Maker
2. Classic RUclips
3. MS Paint
4. Runescape
5. 3D Pinball
6. Shrek
7. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
8. CD-R
9. Running in the 90's
10. Nightcore
Eh, Nightcore is something that should stay in the past.
Hell yeah those were the times this generation sucks back then everything was great
Don't forget Windows XP!
These comments are just nostalgia goggles circlejerk.
Pinball was the best
This song is like going outside in a rainy afternoon without an umbrella, and no one is on the street.
It will be creepy if its midnight and you feel like you are hearing extra footsteps.
I get more of a "literally everyone who ever existed is in a 3D rendered world just chilling out" kind of vibe
Sounds like your long journey is done and that it’s time for you to go home
Feels like 2020
Exactly this! Except for the 03:48 part..
18 years later: still sounds so dam gud
You probably haven't been alive for 18 years
@@robobox7595 ok boomer
This song is not from 2007,it's from 2001.So if you think we're in 2025,consider yourself having under 70 IQ.
@@giftofgod107 wtf are you talking about?
@@kai1742 what the fuck are you talking about?
i love zoning out and feeling disconnected from reality while listening to this
Yay! my sound drivers are already working!
No, I'm just installing the service pack, that's why it works.
actually so relatable
Visions of joy, listen carefully!
Silence therefore sadness.
too true
I was playing this song while playing roblox
*Never Stop Using Me!*
I praise you
S E N P A I
Never shut down.
Too Bad You Died In 2014!😭
Windows XP , one of the best Windows ever
Fun fact: the default Windows XP desktop image “Bliss” is one of the most famous photographs ever taken.
True
Oh you mean that hill with blue skies right?
@@euvo_sound yes
THE most viewed photograph ever, in fact.
Yep!
windows xp is an forgotten masterpiece.even the windows 7 couldnt do some stuff like that!
Remember when it was like 2009 and you'd be searching notepad RUclips tutorials just to find this "secret song" on your computer
Yeah, made thousands of mistakes along the way. I used to make fun of then and opened notepad and made millions of spelling errors.
@@maggiethegamer1271 It was annoying too trying to read all of the tutorials.
They would type a lot of things, only to erase them so they could resize the font, then type the same thing again
@@johnr.6023 Yeah, but nostalgic now
@You're a sneaky little impostor! 009 Sound System - Dreamscape
back when Microsoft knew what they were doing when it comes to designing something that would please consumers for decades
yes to yes
Well they did make Windows 7. 7 is basically the next XP and its going to hang on to life like XP because M$ couldnt be bothered to release a good OS after it
@@P7777-u7r Considering the crap they're doing with the forced updates and what not, maybe not? Microsoft seems to have gotten it into their heads that they know better than you do what you want installed on your computer.
@@YukonHexsun Microsoft will only now force security updates and monthly quality updates
@@techosarusrex "Quality updates" is concerningly vague. Frankly I don't care what kind of updates it is, don't force updates. If I want an insecure OS that's what I'll use, I just installed Windows XP on a VM to play some older games I have, and at least I have that freedom. I worry about the day when I can no longer do that with the future's equivalent. Microsoft has said they're not going to make a new OS for a while. Imagine if next there's an update that changes something so significant, that older programs may struggle to run, even though they're written for that same OS. It'd be like the OS changes from before, but more subtle. Now it'll forcibly update me to the new version that has issues with older stuff, and I might not be able to run those things anymore.
I know that sounds like a scenario that Microsoft wouldn't cause, but I don't want to put my trust in someone else to not be incompetent. Just let me have control over my own computer, and if they don't screw things up, I'll happily update. This new way of doing things is just weird, and I'm not even some old fart who's stuck in some way he's been doing things for years.
This, Ladies & Gentlemen-
This is and will forever be the Official Anthem for All Computers Everywhere.
A Real Toast to Mainframes, Minitowers, and PCs & Mobiles alike, and to Tech that's Yet to Come.
Bless You Windows XP. 💾
This can be someone's startup sound.
Except Mac OS had its own theme, but this is way more iconic
Yep
More like Bliss You XP
Bliss*
The title is actually called "velkomenn". Which Is translated from Norwegian meaning, "welcome".
R.I.P. Stan leopard. This is a god damn masterpiece that Im grateful to have found while trying to locate my downloads from the internet in the pictures folder of xp under the name "title.wma" or something.
POV: it's 2001 on a Saturday morning in November, your Saturday morning cartoon block is about to wrap up and you hear a knock at the door. It's your neighbor and friend and you two depart for the park as you both agreed earlier in the week provided you've done your homework.
Enjoy that.
I listen to this whenever I am in a lot of pain. It does take the edge off.
Thank you, Stan, for such a wonderful theme.
.
, Mxmmxmm a Clark is crying on her knees with just an underwear her butt got bumped pushed
EdiT THANMS EVER FOR THE LIKES ON UNCOMFORTABLE COMMENT THAHJS
@TheAnnoyingSpartan emotions for me... if I ever really need to relax mentally I put this on. have done for years.
Shame about the Internet Explorer though.
I love your PFP!
I feel ya
back then we all were happy and don't even knew it
For all we know we could be happy today and not know it
@renetos⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Idk I'm probably going to miss all the free time i had in quarantine
@renetos⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Dude, I was just trying to make a somewhat thought provoking comment, calm the fuck down, not everyone has it as bad as you do.
@renetos⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Calm the hell down, we've had pandemics all throughout history and this is the best one so far. Your happiness as a child deoends solely on your living conditions and family, not some virus you could care less about because you're fucking 5. Even then, I have that kind of memories despite being poor for most of my life. I was a chat mod on a Minecraft server and it was the first community I felt I belonged to.
I'm still happy
Ah Yes
When my dad said don't download anything
the next day he heard this
well I mean you have to download an OS
euglenas are better than dogs ya that is what i meant
+ipodcake Funny stuff. Dad be cool! At least the music is mellow right?!
good joke
That's me
Man, I remember hearing this nearly the exact same time this video was uploaded. Thanks for archiving and keeping this video up for all of us to listen to.
this is 7 hours too short
This is 420 hours too short
put it on loop
@@BruhMoment93_ 420 JOKE AHHAHAHAHHAHA HHSO FUNY
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@@leamigo2937 Idk what you expected froma guy called "Oof Yeet" lol
The music of yesterday's future.
Damn, says something about the collective minds of many from a slightly happier past. Their vision of the future was different.
Theirs, knowing that technology can only get better and better.
Ours, knowing that Moore's law is ending and the only next advancement we could really significantly make is space exploration into other systems, being way farther then our lifetime. In fact, to get there (assuming sub-light travel) people will be born and will die on that ship.
Sometimes I wish I was born in the 90's for this reason. Because it was a time when RTX 3080 kind-of developments were basically monthly.
give me of today"s future music
man I wanna go back so badly.
Profound words
I don't understand why I got this RUclips recommendation.
I'm happy that it did...
So many memories!
I wish I could see a vinyl, CD, and RUclips Music song of this nusic, It's lovely!
who uses youtube music lol
@@Warp2090 me
Windows XP is my early childhood. I'm going to miss XP.
+Jesse Plaster SO you set the vista logo as your icon?
+braidenis
shaddup!
+SonicKnuckles1998 I'll do the job.
Go back to DeviantFart, you furry fuck.
*****
I know.
SpeedyDaCat - A Person In The Furry Fandom
I just learnt a lesson for the 100th time: never be sarcastic on the Internet.
Not even preceding an over-the-top hateful comment with "I'll do the job."
This is like a time capsule of the early 2000's.
_Somewhere in Heaven, this flag is being moved by the Wind_
_And somewhere not too far away, there's a house up a blissful hill with a window, where that same flag can be seen far up in the sky_
After all these years, rest in peace, Windows xp
the hill actually exists
well put 👏🏻
That hit me way harder than I care to admit.
I'm sad because I was too young to understand anything about Windows XP, much less about computers... I was born a couple years before Vista came out. I built a Win98 PC as well as restored an old Optiplex GX620 (had no OS, was in dire need of cleaning, sat in a closet for four years, etc) for the sake of learning why these systems were so nostalgic for everyone else. The Win98 PC isn't quite old enough (only parts I had were from 2000s era) but it boots with no issues. My only memory of WinXP is some old desktop we used to have until it was donated recently
@@aidancommenting I have an old Windows 98 computer myself. I don't remember much about its early history, but it belonged to an old family friend whose name is Steve Loforte (I think he is still alive, but it's been probably almost 20 years since I saw him as a little kid) and I believe it originally ran Windows 95 until I upgraded it with some family help to Windows 98 Second Edition sometime in the very early 2000s.
I first found this song on my laptop when I did a full system media scan on Windows Media Player. Back in 2006 or so. Fell in love with it instantly.
Same in my dualboot laptop
Intense chills. This was truly the OS of an era. You will always live long inside my heart, Windows XP. Thank you for everything.
Sorry you missed AmigaOS which had true soul :)
iLiveExtreme You mean OS of all time
I feel like 2007 was yesterday.
+Przechu I feel like 2001 was yesterday.
i feel like 2005 was yesterday
I feel like may 9th was yesterday
yup
i feel like 2007 was yesterday
This is what plays in the elevators at Microsoft HQ
archer abshire! Yes
eh, seing as how the windows operating systems have pretty much gone to shit since xp, im doubting it. the musics probably shit too.
wait really?
Scoot windows xp was good, Windows 8 is when windows operating systems turned into bad operating systems
@@DiamondBFIC yeah. but i think xp was the last great windows os. vista was pretty... eugh... 7 was... okay i guess? im indifferent about 8 but 10 is shit.
I'm putting this music on as I am currently installing Windows 11 on my PC. Windows needs to bring back the installation music.
The problem is that the sound drivers are mostly not loaded during installation. You can only hear this on special occasions.
@@bedrocklolgame on some hardware at the time, yes, but PC after 2002 or newer will ships with different audio chips or different sound cards that winXP does not have by default. My PC from 2012 did play this music because i have integrated the drivers into the ISO using NLite.
When computers were fun
I know, nowadays the whole thrill of new operating systems and hardware is completely gone. Remember when everyone had a unique PC and there was always something interesting to do with them? Nowadays they've really standardized everything and made it pretty bland. Windows is the equivalent of Mac at this point, hardware has a bandwagon mentality ("DID YOU GET THE 3090 YET??") and the only unique thing about PCs nowadays is what gay combination of stupid RGB lighting effects you have...
They may have been tacky (arguable, imho), but you sure as hell can't deny that the Operating Systems of yesteryear had personality.
@@wallyhackenslacker I think Microsoft should revamp XP so it runs on modern PCs using the same architecture as Windows 10. Then I will finally be happy.
@@cessnafun5385 You do realize Windows 10 is basically a heavily revamped version of XP, right? All versions since NT have built on top of eachother and you'll still find original code from Windows NT from the 90s in some parts of Windows 10. If you really wanted to, you could make Windows 10 look and operate just like XP with a bunch of tweaking. There are guides for this all over the internet.
Ya you're right,until Windows 7 every thing was beautiful. 8 came and changed the whole model. It became boring
me:"yo pass the aux cord"
friend:"you better not play trash"
“cord”
**drinks yolk so hard yolk fills up body**
Friend: .......
"Heaven music plays"
Back in high school (2011) I was running a new install of Ubuntu on my laptop. I didn't have much music on my PC at the time but I downloaded this song to it and decided to listen to it at near max volume because of how loud the students were in the library. So I put on some headphones and worked on my school work. The thing is, the Ubuntu audio drivers were screwy, the audio went through both my headphones and laptop speakers. I took my headphones off when the song was almost done playing and the entire room was silent. Nobody said anything. It was pretty goddamn awkward when I realized what was happening but I think this song has special powers lol
A similar thing happened in my old school. The difference is that I was preparing a speech, and this was the song to be played after the speech. The speech was related to Windows XP. When the music played, everyone looked nostalgic, sad, and happy. No one spoke for more than a few minutes after the song ended. It was a really heartwarming event.
Bill Gates himself blessed the song with Microsoft Magic®.
Dang bro cool story!
KILLERONROAD Wow!
Music playing through both headphones and speakers is my greatest fear lol.
God, I miss Windows XP so much, aswell as the 2000's. This is a truly nostalgic piece of music, aswell as Highway Blues being nostalgic aswell. My #1 favorite operating system of all time.
Ah, those times... Operating Systems had something that's missing from Windows nowadays: PERSONALITY.
@@NaldinhoGX Currently, I'm using Windows 11 and... It has its ups and downs, at least it works, but it's nowhere as good as Windows XP was. And I'm not looking forward to Windows 12, because I know it will focus on AI.
@@CoreSample96 And will probably force the system to look even more minimalistic than it already is.
@@NaldinhoGX Yeah. Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 10 are the best operating systems. Windows 2000, Windows 95 and Windows 98 are decent too, but not as great as XP, 7 and 10. Windows 11 has its ups and downs, but at least it works. Windows 3.1 and Windows 8.1 are okay. For Windows NT 4.0, Windows NT 5.0, Windows 1.0, Windows 2.0, Windows 3.0, aswell as all the Windows Server Versions, I've never used these. And Windows 8 (without the .1), Windows ME and Windows Vista suck.
@@NaldinhoGX BINGO, you could tell that humans with a passion worked on it!
Imagine if somebody could slip this into the windows 10 installer
you can, if you modify your windows 10 alot
you can probably modify the hell out of the OOBE by slipping in a function to play it
it would be heaven
What if you could make win 10 to xp but pc still thinks its win 10 so drivers work with it
Look and sound is the easy part tho
@@Rainbow__cookie just make windows xp 2
When i was about 7 or 8, my uncle had a pc from 2006. It had windows xp on it. I always loved playing on it, even tho home i had a much modern pc. Loved playing gta san andreas, mario games, blobby volley.... The computer is still alive to this day, but my grandparents have stopped paying for dialup about 9 years ago. I hope i can save this computer, or atleast a picture of it. This pc and windows version will always be a special place in my heart.
did you do that
Mario XP real shit my man
@COOL BIT TRIP - full streams interesting
bruh you played GTA when you were 7 or 8?
@@toastthedino5267 yeah lol but i thought it was a driving game because when my friends showed me the game, they just kept driving
R.I.P windows xp ❤️💚
💙💛
I wish we can come back in the old days
why rip ? i still use it every day at work
@@Boemel lol u gotta update that dell optiplex 2001
Yeah I wish support never ended
Still a really beautiful music, even after a decade since Windows XP’s end of support, it will still never be forgotten because of beautiful sounds, memes and most importantly, this beautiful musical masterpiece. 💖
The year is 2001
Welcome to the real Pc Experience
Windows XP
2001, you say...
[WINDOWS EXPERIENCE REQUIEM]
@@ChanivonKarpaHaha
I mean the BSOD EXPERIENCE
it was released in 2002
Nick still playz roblox We are both wrong, XP was released to the general public on October 25, 2001.
The first OS I ever used. Remembered hearing this when my bro installed it on my first PC. XP truly is legendary
Yes
same. first os i ever used. good times and good memories.
Me too
They did it intentionally, a nostalgic soundtrack...
The music everyone had, but no one heared