Booting Up and Exploring the '90s Mystery PC!

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Today we're taking a closer look at the '90s Mystery PC! Now that I have an AT to PS/2 adapter, we can fully boot the machine up and see what the hard drive contains.
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@juh-roon 2 года назад

Most of those wallpapers are Win 3.1 wallpapers. When I saw those I immediatly thought 'old pc, upgraded from 3.1 to 98' . Loving these videos.

@jjjacer 2 года назад

yep alot of them where the tiled type from 3.1 which look really weird stretched lol

@butchjohnson3159 2 года назад

those wallpapers were included in windows 95 also.

@stephensalex 2 года назад

Yep, I was going to comment the same. Castle, Cars, Chitz, Leaves and all the like are from 3.1 most certainly.

@DG1C Год назад

Thats specific but cool

@justsomeguy9700 Год назад

A man of culture and edacuation I see

@DaVince21 2 года назад

This feels every little bit like a family's computer that was later handed over to the family's kid once they got a new one. It's strangely nostalgic since that was also my situation.

@hazelnotxyz 2 года назад

Also my situation, except my dad moved the HDDs to their new PC and bought me a new one 😅

@Biovirulent 2 года назад

Same! Started with the either the 98 or 2000 and I moved to the XP and then I think finally 7

@Tuhueleamierda1991 2 года назад

Yep

@sebastianebert4295 7 месяцев назад

Yeah either this or/and just a faulty HDD. That's why IBM Via Voice started multiple times and the PC froze at one position. Weak blocks make it slow, which later transform into bad blocks. HDTune can show you the slow-downs in benchmark and also show bad blocks, but standard scan speed is missing some blocks. You can make it read all blocks, but it's super slow ofc. HDTune will not show you weak blocks I think. HDAT2 and HDD Regenerator can show you both weak and bad blocks, which you can try to sort out w/o deleting data. It also works with any known and unknown, even unformatted partitions, because it's using direct hardware access. If there's not many bad blocks in a row, the chance is pretty high that you can recover the HDD and use it again. I think when the PC froze, there's too many bad blocks, which you may not be able to recover with said two tools. But there's two ways to circumvent it: - make an empty position around those bad blocks. - write a big file you don't use around those bad blocks and hope there's no more bad blocks.

@DaL1tleGr4vy-prod 7 месяцев назад

school laptops suck

@DrewberTravels 2 года назад

8:27 My suspicion from the start was that this PC Case WAS from the 80s and thee whole PC was upgraded from the motherboard up using the case as a donor. They carried over the hard drive, upgraded it to 95 at some point and then maybe when upgrading to 98 they did a hard drive upgrade at the same time.

@DaVince21 2 года назад

It feels like that to me too. There's Windows 3.1 stuff on there!

@potatogaming3312 2 года назад

@ChaosHusky 2 года назад

90s case all the way dude, 80s was often desktop format IBM and clones from Compaq and such. Unless the 386 had a Turbo button i'm fairly sure that was a 90s thing!

@kkolakowski 2 года назад

My 90s PC was made just like that... It started as 386SX, low-cost machine with 40MB hard drive in the (very) early 90s or even late 80s. It also had some kind of "bad" monitor that couldn't display VGA properly! It was bought by my father second-hand and we replaced our Amiga 600 with it around ~94 (and yeah - it was such a disappointment in terms of games and music!) But then we slowly upgraded it: replaced monitor, added sound card (Gravis UltraSound!), new hard drive, moved to 486DX4 in ~96, added more RAM and new SVGA graphics so it became quite a nice mid-90s low-end machine. Great for DOS & early Windows games. And it was still in the same case. Somewhere before 2000 we upgraded again: with K6-2 450Mhz and... S3 VIRGE (yeah, we were tricked into that one!) with ~64MB or RAM I think. It was a great performance boost in terms of CPU performance (I could listen to .mp3 AND doing something else at the same time!). Very soon we upgraded GPU to GeForce 2MX and more RAM (I think 192MB at this point?) - but then CPU suddenly became a limitation! And the case? Yep, still the same old AT case. Our motherboard back then was a hybrid AT/ATX one... It was ~2002 when finally discarded the old case and moved to Athlon XP!

@DoktorLorenz 2 года назад

Speaking as someone who remembers that style case looks early 90's to me as it's a mini tower, most PC's were sold as desktops as the norm in the 80's. My friend had a nearly identical case which he had an AMD 386DX 40 Mhz with 4MB ram & a 200MB hdd, i was insanely jealous as in 1993 we had a 286 16MHz. It was down to seeing this system my dad got sick of the 286 & went and brought a 486DX2/66 8MB (upgraded to 16), 500MB hdd & it was multimedia PC, 4 months later he brought a Hayes modem & flatbed scanner (I'll never know to this day what lit a fire up his ass to buy all that lol). That was the only reason I got to play Doom lol

@QueenofTNT 2 года назад

Seeing ViaVoice installed on this pc brings back fond memories of a certain Swedish streamer destroying a copy of Windows 98

@meganisdumb 2 года назад

i was scrolling so long for a comment referencing this..knew I wouldn't be the only one HAHA

@milymilo 2 года назад

@@meganisdumb bro same lol

@RomanBellic 2 года назад

Luigi is drunk again

@MixedVictor 2 года назад

HRÁT

@jpTankMan 2 года назад

TORNADO

@yagicabbi616 2 года назад

That letter to santa is the most wholesome thing I've watch on a retro pc video. It brings me meories of when me and my family used to share a single pc. It was a Pentium 4 with Windows XP, and lasted until it just stooped to turn on kinda before the end of Windows XP lifetime

@Cavi587 2 года назад

The digital hoarder in me is kinda crying when you say you're going to wipe it, but I totally understand it's personal data that nobody should see. It's the right thing to do. But man, still, I have a thing for files from the 90's. I love to look at a word file and see what a person was thinking at that very moment, sometimes even before I was born. Kinda feels weird to delete something that existed for more than 20 years. But at the end of the day I'm glad this PC ended up in your hands because we were able to catch a glimpse of the past while remaining respectful to the personal data stored there.

@LunaManar 2 года назад

It's so good that you're so respectful of the personal data on this computer. I *would* like to see some of the more time-capsule-ish letters and whatnot rescued, with the personally identifying info redacted, just for the sake of history. But that would be very time consuming probably. Maybe you could keep an encrypted record of it on a pw-protected disc somewhere? That would be such a hard decision for me, because I think history is very important, but so is personal privacy. I feel bad erasing evidence of people from the face of the earth, but also want to respect their data.

@davinp 2 года назад

or Michael could ask the person he got the PC from if they wanted that data

@LunaManar 2 года назад

@@davinp Pretty sure he said in another comment reply that the data did not belong to the person who gave him the computer. Perhaps that person did know the original owners and could ask them, but that would be the best he could hope for.

@DeIeted 2 года назад

i used to fix computers for family and family friends, i always made it a point to never look at the data on the drives, its just how i am i would even blur and squint my vision when i HAD to actually look into a directory, never ever tried to see any personal data, unless it was a wallpaper, then, rip their privacy if it was bad, but that was, in fact, their bad

@LunaManar 2 года назад

@@DeIeted Yeah, I did something similar when I worked in a computer repair shop--*if* my only job was to fix or upgrade the computer. However, we also did some basic backup and data recovery services, and sometimes the customer would request that I locate and save specific documents or groups of documents, even videos (and yes, sometimes they'd sheepishly--or blithely--ask me to find and save their home-made smut/porn, so that was fun). If they didn't remember the name or specific file type, I'd end up having to at least briefly scan my eyes over the file contents so I could determine if it was what they were looking for. In the process I often found other important stuff they might've forgotten about, like family photos, tax/mortgage documents, work or school projects. I wouldn't stare at them and to this day can't remember anyone's name or the details of those files, but I'd always save them too and they were always happy I did. If someone "donated" their PC full-stop, we usually did zero out the drives without looking at them at all, but we'd only do so after we'd held onto the computer for at least 1 month, just in case the customer came back after remembering they'd left something important behind they wanted to retrieve before it was destroyed. A lot of people did just that. Just because of that experience, I tend to pause for a bit before completely obliterating anyone's stuff. You never know if you're erasing something important. Privacy takes precedence, of course, though, so *unless* the information can be redacted of anything identifying (which is time-consuming), erring on the side of clearing it all out is probably the better option.

@cydragon2.099 2 года назад

Isn't that was history is revealing a person in tge past private info

@WilburJaywright 2 года назад

20:06 Please make this the windows startup sound now. 😂

@mobi4641 2 года назад

i love how respectful you are with the peoples belongings, making sure that you arent exposing anyones information

@smugshrug 2 года назад

The Santa letter is too precious.

@artucuno_6491 2 года назад

This probably isn't a good idea, but I think that it would be cool to try contact the original owner/s of this computer and try to learn the history of it.

@JoshDoingLinux 2 года назад

That'd be virtually impossible to verify unless they have the original receipts.

@zachtherat1360 2 года назад

What about the adress on the recovered word document?

@JoshDoingLinux 2 года назад

Ehhh that's a good place to start but I have a feeling the two are not one and the same. Little things here and there tell me that the person who last used this machine wasn't the most computer literate person on the planet. And computers back then we're waaay more complex.

@CopyrightStruck 2 года назад

Maybe email addresses associated with the buddy lists or something if they are connected idk

@BladePocok 2 года назад

@@CopyrightStruck if Michael real want to, I surely bet he can manage to contact the person or the kids.

@awrx 2 года назад

the "J" background just instantly reminds me of the "B" flash movie/meme that blew up on newgrounds way back in the day.

@christophermullins7163 2 года назад

Who is MJD? A humble and lovely guy that clearly respects his viewers. I love the candid nature of admitting to missing the gpu issue and giving credit to the viewers. What a guy! Subbed brother.

@DarthCrust66 2 года назад

I find these computer time capsules to be super fascinating

@JeremyBolanos 2 года назад

Oh wow, that looks just like one I built way back in the day

@goldenblood9316 2 года назад

J background, J name, 👀

@FrxdWasHere 2 года назад

@@goldenblood9316 We might be onto something here....

@MaskedChaos 2 года назад

You wouldn’t happen to know a Terry would you?

@NotJohnTanner 2 года назад

Hmm

@dnsoulx 2 года назад

the amount of wholesomeness, happiness, and nostalgia this brings me is immense. especially those christmas files, the 90s to me felt like on big christmas season

@HOLLASOUNDS 2 года назад

Makes Me want to dig out My windows 98 PC and fire it up but got to sort out the 15 year old Dell first as that things got some use.

@dnsoulx 2 года назад

@@HOLLASOUNDS sadly when we moved we didn't bring the 98 Gateway :(, good luck with fixing that XP Dell tho lol

@HOLLASOUNDS 2 года назад

@@dnsoulx The 98 machine is in the boiler cupboard and hasn't been switched on in about 20 years. The Dell Dimension 450 I think it is sits in My front room, I was using it as a video player for DVD rips.

@NoahClevinger 2 года назад

So glad to see a follow-up video for this PC!

@x1o1Adamx2015 2 года назад

I agree WOULD like to see the WINDOWS NT on this donated PC ^_^

@JosephB1 2 года назад

@@x1o1Adamx2015 That would be cool to see, as I have never heard of NT before

@timmooney7528 2 года назад

The voice software reminded me of a story about a company exec thought he'd get around doing the recordings by having two of the IT guys do the voice training for him. One was from the mountains of Tennessee and the other was on an H1B visa from India. Both had unique speech patterns which totally confused the system.

@AaronOfMpls 2 года назад

😆 And now I'm imagining if he'd had a Jamaican and a Scot in the mix too...

@singletona082 2 года назад

I FEEL the outrage at the wolf3d folder NOT having wolfenstein 3d in it. I mean c'mon.... don't do that to someone.

@arthurmann578 2 года назад

I think that there was an old game called Wolf back in the day where you live the simulated life of a wolf. Maybe it was once on the PC? I actually still have that old game buried somewhere in my home as I remember playing it. There is also Lion too, I think.

@syd5099 2 года назад

When looking at the dates or the documents. One of them was the day before 9/11, which really surprised me and I thought I might share that in case no one else noticed. Also very cool video! It's cool to see what kind of old data was placed on an old computer that hasn't been used in years! I can only imagine that family watching this video and realizing that it was their PC with old data on it

@eriksiers 2 года назад

That jingle you came up with at 20:06... that's going to be my new startup sound.

@tomysshadow 2 года назад

In the interest of saving rare software, please consider checking the Temporary Internet Files folder for Java (JAR/CLASS,) Director (DIR/DXR/DCR) and Flash (SWF) files. Internet content from this time period is extremely difficult to find. Always do this when you are in this situation: there are many applications that have been recovered this way.

@jorwolf14 2 года назад

It’s really cool how you found people’s memories on this computer

@paincreatesfame 2 года назад

It always cracks me up seeing the random customization things people put on their computers :) Like I've got just one thing changed on mine and it's that Recycle Bin is just called "me"

@johnathantheitguy 2 года назад

This was an awesome video! I love seeing people touch on retro tech! Keep up the great work!!

@MrLyosea 2 года назад

The comic sans comes from the travel desktop theme that's applied here. They just applied the travel theme then changed the main background to that earth background. I used to like the travel background for the "BEEP BEEP" sound used for the default/change volume sound. But my favorite theme used to be "Inside Your Computer".

@DuranMedine 2 года назад

My personal favorite built-in theme is the Dangerous Creatures theme on Windows 98.

@MontyTFreek-gr6tf 2 года назад

toooooowaards... Glad I found this channel... Great to find treasures like this.

@dancy9302 2 года назад

This is my type of channel and it has really good content. I'm glad that I came across it. Keep up the good work Michael!

@x1o1Adamx2015 2 года назад

I agree dude pretty cool that Michael is doing these kinds of videos I REALLY LIKED seein the WINDOWS UPGRADE video he did from 1.0 TO WINDOWS 7 that was cool and insane (in a good way tho) XD

@maxistalich7216 10 месяцев назад

This was such a cool look into the life cycle of this computer and it’s hard drive between what seems like terry and his family. The fact that it’s pretty obvious it got handed down to his kids and possibly another user and then you. Thank you for this great video

@MihaiGradin 2 года назад

Omg, this brings back so many memories. Those wallpapers made in paint look like something that I would have done back in the day. Lol. I used to have a very similar machine to this in the early to mid 2000's with a Cyrix 6X86 CPU , Award BIOS and Windows 98 ,but it probably had a better graphics card, I don't really know as I was way too young back then, I just remeber that it was capable of running 3D games in hardware mode and it supported fairly high display resolutions. The only things that I have left from that machine are the speakers and the AT keyboard.

@Trained2killa 2 года назад

That space wallpaper kinda gave off the ios 4 default wallpaper vibess

@sirlukas2 2 года назад

Yet another amazing video Michael! Keep up the good work, it's always so interesting

@davetech1269 2 года назад

Michael thanks for the great and engrossing content! I love watching your videos and hearing the story behind these things. Already LGR level IMO :) Also this reallyy gives me nostalgia of my first computer haha.

@kaneCVR 2 года назад

The FDD ribbon cable is plugged in backwards. That's why the light on the drive comes on as soon as you power the pc on and won't turn off.

@johngangemi1361 2 года назад

That is why I turn on the "Boot up Floppy Seek" test on the BIOS. If the cable is plugged in the wrong way the POST will show an error it would also show if the floppy drive is the wrong type in or wrong drive letter plug on the ribbon cable. Some of those floppy cables have no keys on the connectors and no 1 pin colour code on the ribbon cable.

@0mn0mable 2 года назад

Ferreting out info on digital timecapsules like this is one of my favorite things to do to. love the way you put it as a 'digital timecapsule' btw. too true!

@jorgetheoddity2093 2 года назад

A part of me really wants a PC case like that to put a newer system into, I love the look and sound of that massive power switch lmao

@bad.sector 2 года назад

These switches are great! Two of my machines have them, and they give a satisfying "clunk" from them. To me it looks like there was basically ONE company making these flick switches...

@JosephB1 2 года назад

@@bad.sector Are they really expensive to get?

@realanton161 2 года назад

The cooling is pretty ttash

@maxtornogood 2 года назад

Nice clip, I dig these nostalgic mid-90's installs. As for NT 4.0, go for it!

@mchenrynick 2 года назад

OMG! I've completely forgotten about Lotus 1-2-3. I learned computer applications (in DOS) back in the day and that was the spreadsheet we used :)

@Snoozie280 2 года назад

I don't know why, but some of the edits are hilarious.

@GamergateKen 2 года назад

On 13:48 I NEVER laughed so hard at a beefy mic before... 🤣🤣🤣

@KevinVinck 2 года назад

I had Lernout and Hauspie speech recognition in the late 90s and I remember having to read it a full chapter of a book for the speech training which took about 30 minutes. Then you just had to let it sit there for 2 hours to process the recording.

@joefish6091 2 года назад

MP3 ripping and encoding, five to ten minutes for a three minute song, then a day arrived when a 200 MHz or something CPU could do it in real time, then faster than the recording time length. Today mere seconds.

@lezlienewlands1337 2 года назад

Man, browsing an old computer's drive can be an interesting digital time capsule.

@retrogaminglife4021 2 года назад

This is always fun! I always wanna explore the computers that I find and see what was left behind

@bramvandenbroeck5060 2 года назад

That speech program engine is written by a belgium company called Lernhout and Hauspie, a weird name, but those 2 dudes were one of the biggest players in the early 90 to the early 2000's, but they commited a lot of fraud and they got sued eventually! Crazy to see how far their software has reached without a big online presents! Insane honestly that IBM picked it up, those dudes could've made so much money! My dad was dislectic so he almost couldn't use a regular keyboard, so he used this speech recognition software to help him write letters which was quite nifty way back in those days.

@burp2019 2 года назад

being sued and committing lots of fraud explains their only legacy as being remembered through bonzi buddy

@jrdavis1992 2 года назад

I've seen two of Lernout and Hauspie's TTS voices in the Speech control panel of Windows XP.

@PetePuebla Год назад

Love the videos! Liked and subscribed!!! Keep these vintage videos coming!

@IrLosin 2 года назад

I'm having a nostalgia overload right now. :)

@soniczacproductions 2 года назад

The moment that we all been waiting for! Time to boot it up! P.S thank you Michael for Making this video I loved your last video also.

@sinistermoon 2 года назад

Nice to see a tape drive from Colorado Memory Systems! I remember when Colorado Memory Systems sold to HP because at one point in time they were both in Loveland, Colorado. I went to middle school with Colorado Memory Systems' former owner's daughter.

@FoxerTails 2 года назад

Since it was used until possibly 2002, I wonder if there are any lost Flash games on there.

@sbanner428 2 года назад

That’s actually a really good point

@burp2019 2 года назад

if there were they're gone now

@DrKoneko 2 года назад

Yo, I’ve been waiting for this!

@johnperalta9415 2 года назад

I also love going through old windows installations. One time one of the hdd i bought from scrap gave me a bit of a shock. It was full of inappropriate images. Haha

@gregdaweson4657 2 года назад

Lucky bastard.

@samuel-wankenobi 2 года назад

I have been waiting for this since the last video

@Nicec00lkidd 2 года назад

I would honestly love to do something like this. It just seems so fun to boot up a PC that old and find all those files.

@travelthetropics6190 2 года назад

Have to tried to find and contact the original owner ? Those files would be really emotional for them, specially the letter to santa etc. This remembers me of our first computer, kinda similar and had 2.1 GB HDD and Win95 initially (Pentium-MMX). I still got some of the weird MS-Paint drawings from that.

@kantraa 2 года назад

p.s: IBM ViaVoice is an early voice recognition program for windows 95 and 98. it cannot tap into word or notepad or any ol program, you have to use its own text editing tool called speakpad. vargskeletor joel used it in his win95 destruction video

@CaptainAaron 2 года назад

awesome find!

@andresgeb Год назад

That Netscape Navigator icon.. remembers me when I was at school..

@Sky.Dog757 2 года назад

Yay more retro tech! ❤️ you know what would be super baller making a sleeper pc out of that case!

@royschultz1377 2 года назад

That looks like one I built in 1995 with the same Cyrix processor. Windows 3.11 for a while. I actually have a box of those keyboards somewhere

@TheEuropeanFox 2 года назад

I had flashbacks to playing with voice recognition, I remember being a kid with a cheap microphone and went through all that for nothing and it was so frustrating.

@AlejandroRodolfoMendez 2 года назад

gorgeous pc and yes i want the nt4.0 video. maybe an nt3.51 too it is interesting to look back to how people used computers back then

@arthurmann578 2 года назад

When you were flipping past the DOS folder you found, I saw a folder named GAMES. Maybe it has some interesting old games in it? 🤔

@UnderVfx 2 года назад

i love these kind of vids

@relentlessmusic5117 2 года назад

This brings back memories

@seediffusion 2 года назад

This... is why I love MJD!

@jbinary82 2 года назад

I remember this IBM via voice that came in a CD pack in my computer. I never made it work properly, it was really frustrating, so you reproduced the real experience.

@0xEARTH 2 года назад

OHHHH MY HEART WITH THE SANTA LETTER god im in actual tears god damn

@zac9181 2 года назад

Reminds me of how I explored my dad‘s old computer. Let’s just say there were… questionable stuff on there!

@x1o1Adamx2015 2 года назад

QUESTIONABLE STUFF :-O :-O

@boogattiveyron 2 года назад

What type of questionable stuff? 😳

@Win98Beta. 5 месяцев назад

What type of questionable stuff did your dad look at? 😳

@zac9181 5 месяцев назад

Just one photo. And uh....yeah that says it all.@@Win98Beta.

@johngangemi1361 2 года назад

Give the case a repaint. The system works fine. Great video.

@mihaipetrescu7231 2 года назад

I simply love that small little michael mjd guy lmao

@zanderjohnson7685 2 года назад

I would like to see what you said at the end and ya thx for the great content and keep up the good work :)

@IAmComicallyCartoonyYKnow Год назад

A peice of history of this person, in this computer. Imagine how many school friends and stuff this guy had on AOL. My guess is that hes probably 40 now. Wherever you are Terry, we have your old computer!

@Charlesx396 4 месяца назад

I was 1 month old in December 1996. This is so cool.

@JoshoshFan 2 года назад

Cool, love to see an NT 4 video

@stpworld Год назад

I got a power macintosh that came from a collage and they left there stuff on it its kind of neat.

@brian8152 2 года назад

I would absolutely LOVE to see a vid of NT4 installed on this. Windows NT 4.0 SP6 is one of my favorite OSes!

@David-fp7yc 2 года назад

Crazy how similar a computer made in 1996 still has the same basic capabilities as a computer made today. You got Quickbooks, Microsoft Word, Internet, games, and still has a hard drive, keyboard and mouse.

@minecraftslegacycommunity486 Год назад

"🎵Microsoft Windows 98🎶" That caught me offguard 😂

@techman2471 2 года назад

Quaint old homebrew computer. i used to build my own back in time and they looked as good(?) as this one. Please do the NT4 install. I always loved the look and feel of that OS.

@ste76539 2 года назад

I remember getting hold of that IBM speech application when it first came out, it was always as hopeless as you found it to be!

@blainepalmerza 2 года назад

Awesome video, Michael!

@MichaelMJD 2 года назад

Thank you!

@PetePuebla Год назад

Your channel is so nostalgic.

@cbm_doomworld 13 дней назад

Nice! I have an identical PATA 8x CD-Rom drive.

@DavstrWrexham 2 года назад

Yep, I definitely want to see the NT4 install on this

@8bitsloth 2 года назад

PIRCH! Holy crap the MEMORIES!

@fvtixx2124 2 года назад

I was waiting for this video because it was so interesting to me! It would be super cool to see you wipe it and put a different os on it.

@LegoWormNoah101 Год назад

This journey was pretty wholesome NGL

@user-lt2rw5nr9s 2 года назад

Excited for some NT videos

@tangodelta 2 года назад

"Hey, what should we do with that PC that has all the personal data, accounting, addresses and so on?" "Yyyy... give it away? Or dumpster?"

@Yosho549 2 года назад

Interesting vídeo Keep going Michael!

@pauld4238 2 года назад

Oh for the days when everything moved to ICQ. loved that program. Also using mIRC programs to chat in different rooms on servers, much like Discord does today. In fact I think discord is based on mIRC.

@neelsmostert 2 года назад

IBM Via Voice and Dragon Naturally Speaking was the two best voice recognition packages of the time. I got hold of a trial copy of Via Voice and can remember having so much fun with with since it reminded me so much of Star Trek. You could actually navigate the computer with it.