Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 57 minutes ago

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After a previous video of flashing Mr. BIOS onto my Packard Bell Platinum 2220's PB685 Orlando motherboard I wanted to upgrade from the 4GB CompactFlash I was using in it previously. One of the reasons for the BIOS upgrade was the support of LBA28 (28-bit Logical Block Addressing) which enabled hard disks with an addressable capacity up to ~137GB (~127GB formatted usable).

Partition Commander (made by VCOM) was a GUI-based partitioning software for back in the day to provide a more user-friendly and feature-rich environment for HDD partitioning.

Chapters
00:00 A hard disk upgrade & the BIOS HDD limit
02:25 Installing the WDC1600BB HDD
06:38 Viewing the HDD in Mr. BIOS
08:08 Loading Windows 95 with initial partitions
10:25 Using Partition Commander
16:55 Loading Windows 95 with new partitions

Local Elevator by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
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