Upgrading through every version of Microsoft Windows
An experiment to see the effects of installing every major upgrade version of windows, in order, on the same machine.
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3. loadrunner commented 12 years ago
Remembering how cool windows 3.1 looked first time after the green screen two floppy machine.
Has changed a lot.
Has changed a lot.


4. banzemanga commented 12 years ago
lol, Windows ME was skipped.


5. Severd_nerv commented 12 years ago
I wonder how many times he Got "windows has preformed an illegal operation and has been shutdown!" LOL


6. Chrisofskjern commented 12 years ago
#4 - Yeah better to skip it than to fry the system 



7. irishgek commented 12 years ago
DOS 5 booting to shell i been playin with pc's sense im 6 years of age and i never remember that all i got was C:\> and that was it ....shit i fergot that was a pirate version even back then 
And wow i still love monkey island , first non pirated game i ever bought well worth the 4 weeks pocket money back then !

And wow i still love monkey island , first non pirated game i ever bought well worth the 4 weeks pocket money back then !


8. c0mmanderKeen commented 12 years ago
4# ME is win98SE with a few minor differences. Its no update in essence, whereas Win2k is a direct update of Win NT 4.0 (which is why doom2 wont start)
This was quite a trip to the past
Such a great idea.. I was suprised how much stuff just kept working ! Now I want to play nibbles 
This was quite a trip to the past




10. Betspanker commented 12 years ago
Loved that they used Monkey Island to test it. Favourite game ever.


12. Mourialaid commented 12 years ago
I think if Windows was a person, it would be the Louis Pasteur of modern days. 



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13. FunnyMan commented 12 years ago
@11. As I recall, ME came out after Windows 2000.


17. GJJACKSON1968 commented 12 years ago
I even remember using prestel and playing the original pong. How's that for old!?
Thanks for this video, it was a great trip down memory lane. Shame we can't fast forward through 20 years to see what's ahead for Windows.
Thanks for this video, it was a great trip down memory lane. Shame we can't fast forward through 20 years to see what's ahead for Windows.


18. Mourialaid commented 12 years ago

+13 1. FunnyMan commented 12 years ago