Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Yup what the title says basically.
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![Ians Computer Show - Episode 1 [2007]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dWyFD0CScEM/mqdefault.jpg "Ians Computer Show - Episode 1 [2007]
Strap on your anti-cringe hemp headbands, youre going to need them! This is the first episode in a multi-part series that spanned almost 3 episodes! I have enough old footage to create probably a total of 4 or 5 episodes for you guys, but this is one of two that were fully edited and previously uploaded (and later removed, of course).
-Presumed file creation date: Feb 2, 2007-
In this episode, I try to get audio working on an IBM Aptiva 550 running Windows 98. Then I get some asinine idea to downgrade the processor to one that wont fit. Luckily that doesnt happen in this episode. (This was the originally edited footage).
Music:
Legacy of Rust by Skaven
Instant Rejection by Skaven
Skaven Stuff:
https://soundcloud.com/skaven252
https://skaven252.bandcamp.com/
https://goo.gl/WLB4w2
The computer open on the floor (Packard Bell) is the original Ultimate DOS Machine, and the Mac Pro is the same computer I installed an SSD in (and accidentally used to wipe a drive )")
![Ians Computer Show - Episode 3 [2007A]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e72b7Nh6070/mqdefault.jpg "Ians Computer Show - Episode 3 [2007A]
Have you always wanted to see an alternate-timeline 2007 where I continued the Ians Computer Show series and never took it off YouTube? Now is your chance to experience a video that never should have existed.
*Recorded March 30th 2007, videos assembled and edited in 2016
Backstory:
I apparently tried to download a keygen and it just deleted itself on launch, I assumed this to be a virus (it probably was some form of trojan) I then proceeded to download random stuff that seemed suspicious/scary/DOS (DOS is scary and suspicious) in an effort to infect the machine as fast as possible. This didnt pan out and I ended up creating the footage for the original How to mess up windows me video, by deleting a bunch of stuff from the windows folder.")
