Als Geek Lab | Happy 25th Birthday Windows 95 (Install & Review) @AlsGeekLab | Uploaded August 2020 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
#Microsoft #Windows 95 is 25! Here's a quick look back at some of the things that #Win95 brought us that we probably forgot about!
Windows 95 was the first fully-fledged home/consumer 32-bit operating system for PC's. Every Windows before it was effectively just a 16-bit shell around #MS-DOS. Windows 95 brought so many new things, it's hard to think about how Windows would look now, if it had not been for '95!
So, let's Start Me Up and listen to the Rolling Stones as we look down memory lane at some of the breakthrough features of Windows 95. I also show a quick run-through of installing Win 95, and you can also see the product launch. It still brings shivers to my spine!
0:00 Introduction
0:06 Windows 1.0
0:13 Windows 2.0
0:17 Windows 3.0
0:26 Windows 3.1
0:37 The '95 Startup Sound
0:44 "Start Me Up" Commercial
1:23 Installing Windows 95
1:29 Features of Windows 95
1:39 The Start Menu
2:00 255 char filenames
2:40 A 32-bit OS
2:55 The Recycle Bin
3:30 Backwards compatibility
4:13 Appreciating MS's vision
4:45 Steve Ballmer dancing
5:00 Happy birthday!
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#Microsoft #Windows 95 is 25! Here's a quick look back at some of the things that #Win95 brought us that we probably forgot about!
Windows 95 was the first fully-fledged home/consumer 32-bit operating system for PC's. Every Windows before it was effectively just a 16-bit shell around #MS-DOS. Windows 95 brought so many new things, it's hard to think about how Windows would look now, if it had not been for '95!
So, let's Start Me Up and listen to the Rolling Stones as we look down memory lane at some of the breakthrough features of Windows 95. I also show a quick run-through of installing Win 95, and you can also see the product launch. It still brings shivers to my spine!
0:00 Introduction
0:06 Windows 1.0
0:13 Windows 2.0
0:17 Windows 3.0
0:26 Windows 3.1
0:37 The '95 Startup Sound
0:44 "Start Me Up" Commercial
1:23 Installing Windows 95
1:29 Features of Windows 95
1:39 The Start Menu
2:00 255 char filenames
2:40 A 32-bit OS
2:55 The Recycle Bin
3:30 Backwards compatibility
4:13 Appreciating MS's vision
4:45 Steve Ballmer dancing
5:00 Happy birthday!
Don't forget to LIKE this video and please SUBSCRIBE to my channel! Press that NOTIFICATION bell so you get to know when new great videos come out that you'll like! I really do appreciate your subscriptions, it makes the countless hours I spend on this channel feel so worthwhile!
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#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #infosec
![Whats your favourite time for computing? [podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MmULw7sVGx4/hqdefault.jpg "Whats your favourite time for computing? [podcast]
Lets face it... computing in general in 2023 sucks. There are interesting things going on, for sure, but does the computing of the modern age really bring you joy? Id loooove to hear from you and what your favourite period was.
For example, When was the last time you wrote a line of code in QuickBasic and smiled? When is the last time you built your own AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS to squeeze a bit more of that 640K? When did you last smell the great smell of thousands of volts warming cathode ray tubes, the clacking of type M IBM keybaords, the ability to do all your tasks in an entirely text-based environment that wasnt slow and sucky?
When did you last think of your computer as a fun thing, rather than a tool? Was it the 40s-60s, 70s, 80s, 90s or even the 00s? Id love to hear from you, as over 200 of you already did on youtube in a poll. Here, I talk to you candidly about the evolution of computers and where my excitement of computers really came in to play.
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