I think F8, F7 or F9

@@andreisurubaru6389 No, F8 just opens the advanced boot options. What I'm refering to is an actual command in CMD. I think the command is: bcdedit /set “{current}” bootmenupolicy legacy

@@pessoaanonima6345 this requires the system BIOS be run in legacy mode to work..which comes with performance & possible security penalty. that's fine, but be aware.

@@noway9880 It doesn't, I have it in my UEFI GPT system.

​@@pessoaanonima6345 winaero tweaker has this built in!

Should be a nice vid

@@cuddenudd7697 true

It would be easy if you fork another distro, for example arch. 1. Download archiso 2. Chroot into archiso and edit the iso as you prefer 3. Boom, useless distro created

In that OS, anything (like Desktop Icons, Menu Button, Files, etc) would teleport if you try to click it with your mouse *arrow* just like Endermen do.

🤣

Lol :-;

In my opinion you shouldnt go over pentium 4 when installing windows 98. Also you shouldnt install any new hardware, especially fast graphics cards. Just some pci 4mb card. And don't install any directx. Not even 7.0. There you go - glitchless windows 98

Because the technology have been evolued

@@jacobi3743 but backwards compatibility got cancelled

Yeah I tried to run 98 in a 2.6ghz cpu from 2006 and it just won't work

what

YEAHHHHH

atleast its easyer than windows 98

@@alexboot22 LOL

@@alexboot22 easier*

It would be called windows trilogy

Maybe dual booting all windows versions could be cool

@@Droucked don't need to have extreme CPU/RAM, lol. Why don't dualboot Windows 9x and Home NT versions first, then dualboot the rest.

@@Droucked not even gpu as well. You actually need a computer support Windows 95 to 10 that run just fine without causing BSOD on Windows 10. However, my knowledge can be wrong since I haven't tested yet. Edit: Windows 11 require 312MB to just create RAM Disk (used to use the (part of) hard drive as temporary storage. However, just 512mb can run Windows 10 with start menu and taskbar works. 1GB is the minimum you could go for just simple tasks.

Of a usb

Or use EasyBCD which let's you use the non GUI bootloader automatically

or just use another good bootloader

"advanced startp options"

that doesnt work for bcd entries which have the bootsector application selected

no, i like centred taskbar

Someone has Reddit lol

@@brodydevv3980 Centred is bad

@@brodydevv3980 why

@@use2l He Mac user ig

98>11

grandama monemt

bro that was so easy i could do that

Because it isn't. Unless he can get 3D acceleration running, then it's impressive.

this is just insane, i managed to dual boot win2k and win10, but this is next level

Lo probé hace tiempo con mi portátil pero no funcionó. Pensaba que algo así era imposible pero parece que no lo es. Si lo ves, saluda a John de mi parte. Hasta luego Lucas!!!

@@paum2 who is John

He appears in his channel

RIP i use a hypertheaded cpu

@@Palkia8-Bit Ñ

testing 1-2-3!

rufus is better

BypassProcessorCheck BypassCpuCheck BypassTestCheck

@@technogamer390 Bypass Processor check is wrong. It's CPU. And wdym by "Test" check???

@@glr_wureviver well no it's a messy software that installs a modified version of windows.

Me: *boots in Ubuntu* Virus: *Confused attempts to read ext4 file system*

Virus be like : WTF IS THIS!? NANI!?

Me: gets a windows 98 virus Also me: boots into linux Virus: euheahue huh?

Virus : What is this? A computer for cavemen?

Me: gets Windows 10 virus Also me: boots into Windows 8.0 Virus: ????

Booting enovo 69 times

dualbooting mac OS and android (on an XBOX)

Next Next Episode: Dual Booting Mac OS X Cheetah and macOS Monterey

@@gamingfire6245 lollllllllllllll

how the hell will you even do that?

@snap_potion oops haha

Lol

he just needs to talk louder ngl cuz then the music is too loud

Even though I like more the classic format

I used to run Windows 10 on a Lenovo Ideapad 330. Each reboot was a coffee break

Technically, this laptop is'nt compatible with neither Windows 11 (or 10😅) nor Windows 98. LOL.

didnt he already do windows xp?

Ah yes, the Ultimate Windows 98 PC…

this is because enderman ripped off mattkc's video

@@Gamerappa and wheres your proof?

@@therobloxarchives8282 yes, he did

I have done it, it well works

You need at least 4 GB RAM to run Win 11

@@LANCER_EVO_V you can run windows 10 on 192 MB of RAM if you install while the system has 2 GB or more and take it out after

@@LANCER_EVO_V But we can easily bypass the limits, which is why the system requirements for Windows 11 are a meme

@@SKCro. Even if you "bypass" the limits, 1 GB of RAM won't be enough. Idk about Win itself but you won't be able to launch any app with that amount of RAM.

Opossums need HUGS

@Johnny Li he said *windows*

even all betas

@@ThePolishOrange yea yea yayyayyayyayyy

Родной язык автора видео - русский, и он снимает видео на английском, чтобы больше людей понимали его. Именно поэтому раньше он не снимал видео с голосом.

@@AppleFan-md9sp Мы знаем

You're correct on the translation

To be fair, windows 7 comes close with the classic theme (i still don't get why they removed it from 10/11)

@@oggilein1 I'll give you that, it's pretty good on it. I used to use the classic theme on my computer at work while we still had Windows 7. Now that we have Windows 10, I can't do that anymore.

I like 98, XP and 7, all for their own reasons

Windows 2000 is my main PC I'm a writer and published author and I write my books on windows 2000 I just use windows 10 for streaming KZfaq

You're joking right

that is easier

That's really easy to do

that would be easy to do tbh

literally everyone says the same thing down here

or, hackintosh a pc with windows 11 on it, then use the bootcamp on that hackintosh to triboot windows 11 again

please music at the outro

I will be better if he does it with Windows 9

Windows 10/11 only does that if you follow the Linux advice on how to use grub, if you use the Microsoft boot menu you never hit that problem, strangely using the Microsoft menu is supported by Microsoft & doesn't get stomped, plenty of tutorials how to do it if you google them. Just ignore the nay-sayers on the Linux forums. To answer your question, no the 98 entry won't get stomped on by updates either.

simple thing YOU CAN'T

@@arjumanbanu7019 You can with patches

@@weegeenumberone2 well in here its being talked about the original one without patch

Enderman: *shows product key*

going into startup settings isnt spamming f8 now, hold shift then press restart, go to repair, troubleshoot, show more options, startup options, hit restart and finally you can choose how u wanna boot. just do bcedit /set bootmenupolicy legacy

Yes GENI7S

"How much storage you need to install it?" - I- I will call my colleague.

Totally agree :)

Windows 10 Remix sounds more fun

windows 10 downgrade

This Upgrade Button does not function regardless of function. It has been in windows since vista but only worked on XP when running the vista installer on XP (or in the case of 7, vista) and was grayed out when in WinPE. However, Windows 8 got its shiny new installer when running from within an existing install, but the WinPE one was never changed (well beyond some colour and branding changes). This upgrade option remained and was quietly ungrayed out by microsoft adding to confusion.

Hello I'm a amogus

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Yes

Windows XP, Vista and 7 has a classic theme which is look like Windows 95, 98 and ME. On Windows 8, classic theme was removed and Aero was replaced with Metro.

probably could boot 10.4 Intel too

@@IdRatherNotHaveAHandleThankYou To be honest I never use Tiger on Intel MacBook + it's hard to find the installer for the first Core Duo MacBook.

@@DhavidSetiawanKilluaDhavid i remember reading that opencore (hackintosh pc bootloader thing) could support 10.4, not sure if it's actually possible to boot it on a modern-ish system though.

there was no dualbotting till 95 i think

But you could still do it by modifying the boot sector or by using a program that allowed you to dualboot diferent OS

@@OKKirby *BOTTING*

@@fart1234. ? how am i botting

@@OKKirby it says "dualbotting"

It's possible if there's a 2.5 inch form factor storage which has capacity of 20 terabytes or more

Im gonna try it someday

First try Windows 95 to 10, then 3.1, then 1.0/2.0. Make sure you have at least Pentium 4 or newer, 1GB or RAM or higher, and a 256GB storage or higher. (I guess?)

the software would work (windows 10 has support for infinite operative systems in the boot menu ) but you would need the word largest hard drive

@@EmanueleX you don't have to use the world's largest hard drive, as Windows 10/11 will only took less than 100gb (and more than 90gb if I'm aware) Still, if you really meant every single one of them (including service packs, .x1/.x2,... versions and features updates), then yeah, you need the largest hard drive.

Yes it is but to do so you have to have an os with grub bootloader (eg Ubuntu {Linux})