BASED! windows 95

[CWCchange]

The last true and honest operating system before the I.T industry was cucked by feminism.

More like before Indians started being the main coders, resulting in unstable broken products with errors of errors. Feminism didn't come until Marissa Mayer fucked up Yahoo! and Meg Whitman with HP.

 

[The Lawgiver]

 

[Guardian G.I.]

I remember Windows ME had them.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CZUiMZWiw3MI will always remember it as the first and only OS I crashed.

Spoiler: powerlevel

When I was a kid I tried to launch Age of Empires and it couldn't so I fooled around with the Graphic settings in the Control Panel and then it crashed

Windows 98 had these themes as well. These themes featured some very cool screensavers.

I have never seen Windows 95, but 98 was ridiculously unstable. Only the failtastic Windows ME would beat it in that regard.
I could destroy 98 in 2-3 months or less with my computer games when I was a kid.

I remember one such case particularly well - I installed a shell replacement program called Talisman Desktop from a CD supplement of a Russian PC magazine Hard n Soft. Eventually, I was bored with it, but it integrated itself into the system so hard, I couldn't get rid of it. My solution? Uninstall Talisman Desktop... while it was running. As a result, the OS simply failed to boot afterwards, and my dad had to reinstall it. He was quite pissed off.

 

[ICametoLurk]

Spoiler: shameful secret

I actually liked Microsoft Bob, though I was a kid at the time I did it.

 

[c-no]

Windows 98 had these themes as well. These themes featured some very cool screensavers.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=pXq50H1uNVYhttps://youtube.com/watch?v=o7eBkGqiueIhttps://youtube.com/watch?v=H89VXuag-Nwhttps://youtube.com/watch?v=okS0p89G4Ys
I have never seen Windows 95, but 98 was ridiculously unstable. Only the failtastic Windows ME would beat it in that regard.
I could destroy 98 in 2-3 months or less with my computer games when I was a kid.

I remember one such case particularly well - I installed a shell replacement program called Talisman Desktop from a CD supplement of a Russian PC magazine Hard n Soft. Eventually, I was bored with it, but it integrated itself into the system so hard, I couldn't get rid of it. My solution? Uninstall Talisman Desktop... while it was running. As a result, the OS simply failed to boot afterwards, and my dad had to reinstall it. He was quite pissed off.

Considering Windows 98, that brings this bit from South Park to mind.

Considering your Windows 98 experience, that would make the clip a bit funnier, especially if it's the experience many others have had with 98.

As far as experiences with the old OS goes, I remember an old Windows computer my family had. One of the more memorable things with it was seeing the Blue Screen of Death a few times.

 

[Trans Fat 41g]

95 and XP all the way. I still have a soft spot for post-service pack XP though.