Installing Windows is very easy: you start with a flash drive and boot into Windows PE, where the installer launches from there and it simply extracts the install.wim file. But it used to be completely different: the installation was done in two steps, each file was packed into a separate archive, and so on.
And so I had this really fun idea: what if you take the installation files of Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003, and combine them all into one.
What came out of it? Watch this video!
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:05 - How does modern Windows Setup work?
1:02 - How did it work before Windows Vista?
2:02 - How the installer worked in older Windows (NT4-XP)
2:19 - How the installer works in modern Windows (Vista-11)
2:40 - "So I had an interesting idea..."
3:05 - Where do I start?
3:53 - What files does Windows use to run successfully?
4:49 - Note
4:59 - Attempts
7:23 - "Finally.."
11:32 - What about software in this "system"?
11:49 - Results
12:20 - End
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Music from the video:
1. DivKid - Commander Impulse
2. Nico Staf - Walking in the Sky
3. Robert Munzinger - Blue Mood
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