Never Make Me Use VISTA Again 

Those Movie Maker transitions. ABSOLUTE CLASSICS

Windows Vista music: *starts playing Vista veterans: *visible nostalgia*

This laptop: exists My school: I'll take your entire stock

Me: "Dad you need a new laptop yours is old" Dad: "no its not" His laptop:

9:07 You gotta add the (HD) in the title if it's 2009

"Dual core is the future" AMD: *Laughs in 64 cores*

5:38 😂😂sounded like a minecraft villager Austin 🤣

On the 720p camera why did Austin’s voice make him sound like a teenager 😂😂😂

Son: Mom can we have a new laptop? Mom: But we already have a laptop at home. Laptop at home:

Fun fact: "It actually had ports, unlike laptops of today!"

Windows Vista was actually good. The problem was it was meant for more powerful hardware snd Microsoft didn't give clear info on the exact specs needed to run Vista. It was a powerful operating system and a technical marvel of its time.

0:45 Austin- “You hear how loud that fan is” Us console players that have fans that sound like jets- “ meh”

Am I an official tech RU-vidr now? 😆😆

"Microsoft has codec packs...." "codec packs" **codec packs** **PTSD intensifies**

6:45 The windows default usb installer is set to install by UEFI mode, which is the modern standard. Older laptops, before windows 7 used the legacy BIOS mode which doesn't support UEFI. An easy way to work around is this is to flash the windows iso using Rufus, and is selected to Legacy mode.

Made me remember soo many good times I wish I had my old tech back!

Austin: "This is the brand new Acer" Nintendo Switch in background...

“512 “megs” of ram” Linus tech tips has joined the chat Linus tech tips would like to know your location

This is nostalgic for me cos we had those exact laptops at my school when I was like 7

This was my first ever laptop I had back in 2007/8! It was okay enough to play RPG games like Maplestory (yes, I know) but with mostly low-medium settings. WiFi was not particularly great, so a Ethernet cable was the way to go. The most standout part was the audio/mic jacks up in the front, however, luckily that design didn't catch on.

He forgot “Hey guys this is Austin”

I remember when the computer room in my school had 29 Windows XP’s and 1 windows vista and we were all assigned to our own computer... I was assigned to the only windows vista pc

Congrats on 5 mil!

I was kinda expecting that Dreamscape song to play because every video edited in Movie Maker back in 2009 featured that song.

'A 120GB SSD as opposed to an 80GB SSD.' 15 seconds earlier: 'SSDs weren't around back then.' Something doesn't add up here...

2:43 That's an s-video port, not PS/2.

Dude i actually started tearing up when i was watching this video. So many memories

Make more videos like this or upgrading old stuff. It’s fun to watch.

0:50 haven’t heard that noise in a while

"...a PS/2 port..." bruh that's s-video

man i just loved the keyboards of the older laptops. I have a lenovo laptop (with windows vista :P, idk which model it is), but the keyboard feels awesome, compared to today's modern 'thin and light' laptop keyboards

Love that old windows Start chime

I have a huge soft spot for Vista bc it was the first operating system that my family owned. Sure, the OS was extremely clunky, slow, and buggy but it introduced me to the internet and computers in general

Austin: "Making a video from 2007" Me: _Sees a Nintendo Swich in the back_ Me again: *Credible*

I had Aspire 3100, I bought it in 2006 at Staples. Man, it was my most glitchy laptop ever. I had to fix cooling system by myself, cuz it was installed skewed and the computer froze from time to time + the RAM was broken, but the problem went away with a memory upgrade. The DVD drive died almost immediately.... in general, as you noticed, it was a fun machine :)

The abrupt end is just perfect

"it has ports unlike laptops of today" 10/10 enjoyable quote lol

This laptop has more ports than most modern laptops do

Him: ugh I hate vista Me, watching on my vista: hmmm

Hot damn these transitions, and that soothing royalty free dubstep.

BRUHHHHH!! I forgot to delete everything in the camera before selling it noooooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!

Fun fact: the CPU was socketed and could also be upgraded.

The startup sound so nice well my 2017 HP Windows 10 Laptop does same sound

Bruh I saw this ad while watching and the guy was waving bye but the motor 🛵 driver as he was driving back hahahah

"I'm a serious gamer..." that ad is on every single one of these videos

The feelings when you used to have one of these and struggled to play minecraft on it lmao good memories

That starting sound reminds me of anytime I logged into the school computer

1:30 it looks like the camera from "good luck charlie"

Make him use it for a week. Like to agree

"After cannibalizing some old laptops" Austin is laptop confirmed

You should try putting a lightweight Linux OS on it,do some speed tests before and after switching, and trying to edit in kdenlive

The video quality of that sanyo camera is still better than most phones today

Sometimes at night I get flashbacks of Austin’s intro HEY GUYS THIS IS AUSTIN

9:26 love how everyone tought that at that point but it is right now totally diffrent with almost everything go's trough internet or usb

I love that you’re rockin the Dreamville T

we need a full review using the camera and laptop

Windows Millenium: SWEATING INTENSELY.

Back in the day when laptops still had doors you could remove to upgrade parts instead of having to remove the entire bottom.

Austin less then 4 seconds in the video:dooooooooooooooooood

1:12 now we know that Austin secretly watches Linus

I still use my custom laptop from 2012 to this day. The only things that I have changed are the HHD to a SSD and from win 7 pro to Linux. Thinking of finally getting a new one this year depending on what is shown off at CES and the computer.

anyone else thought he was gonna say "hey guys, this is Duncan" when it switched to the pc review

I was not expecting those movie maker transitions 😂

I still have Windows Vista at home now. My mum brought a laptop in 2007 when I was a little kid and that operating system was on it.

Kids of this generation: what are ports People from the previous generation: ...

"So one of the fun facts about my old laptop is that it actually had ports" Cha Cha real smooth 😏

0:00 no one: Austin: duuuuddde!

This was my first laptop, i loved it

Welcome to Nostalgia Tech! Featuring Ken

Austin: "512mb OF RAM!!!" Mac Pro: *Hold my DDR slots*

WOW, the difference between like the entry level laptops and nice laptops 12 years ago was BRUTAL, my first laptop was a Dell with like the exact specs as yours LOL, but that would be unusable today, on the other hand I have a Thinkpad X200 which is from around the same era but certainly a much nicer model and I can pretty much do any daily task on it, browse the web, do youtube and netflix at 720p (can do 1080 but the screen is 1200 by 800 so why force it) AND RUN Windows 10 tho 90% of the time I run Kali or Xubuntu

My first Acer lasted from 2006 to 2013. I still miss that laptop

I'm struggling the same way🤣🤣

9:50 Wounderful effects =D

That Xacti and aspire were my dream gadget back in the day man. The Xacti was so cool at the time

I used to have a acer pc with windows xp witch was later upgraded to windows 7 and i have alot of memories playing cs:go 1.6 on that thing

Damn I remember my dad's old laptop It was so old and had this weird finger scan function and my friend was able to bypass it somehow

“It’s a very thin and light laptop with a whopping one core!”

2:21 - when you said that I was drinking water and almost laughed

The end is so funny!

Wait, why is there no 009 Sound System - Dreamscape ?

9:08 Is that Austin DeMuro? it sounds like you're about to tell us the laptop quirks and features

austin: "dvd drive.... of course this is the future of media" lol we definitely went the other way with that

0:19 Oh man, my old PC in its later years absolutely tanked on a mere 256 MB of SDRAM in WinXP by 2007. I later upgraded the RAM to 1.5GB and immediately the PC flew like brand new again. Those were the days.

Who ever is making Austin's thumbnails should get a raise

Austin: lOoK aTt tHiS sLeEk aNd tHiN lApToP, iT iS tHe fUtUre Its like litterally the opposite if sleek and thin LMAO!!

1:19 Austin sounds like a turbo charged car😂

I loved vista. It was like a golden era easter egg of my childhood. When I was 11 I pirated it onto a dvd and installed it on my computer. Memories :)

0:01 where’s the hey guys this is Austin

An SSD is one of the best upgrades a slow computer can get.

i still boot it up now and then , on one of my partitions of old pc,, just to remember how nice it looked, best looking OS every by far. decent GPU required to see its full beauty. 10 years to develop, people dont see it, but windows 7,8,10 and 11 is till vista code and architecture, they fixed it changed the look and renamed it to windows 7 is all. I was working for Microsoft on the Vista launch in 2006.

i find this interesting. i have a sony vaio laptop from 2005, it was running vista home pemium, and i wanted to upgrade to windows 10. i had to put windows 7 on it first then from windows 7 to windows 10. it is still really slow but still supported. i will probably get an ssd and more ram to speed it up!

"After cannibalizing a couple of old laptops" -A Real Person

4:54 “A 120 gig SSD as opposed to an 80 gig SSD”...wut

ahhhh good old movie maker! I remember it well!

I have a similar Gateway Windows Vista laptop of the same age. It was never the best for even its time, but it still works well.

Austin: “there some dude pictures on here” Also Austin: (looks throw in the photos) Me: what kind of pictures exactly

Everyone back then: dual cores is the FUTURE **amd now: laughs in 64 cores**

movie maker transitions bring back nostalgia

0:49 dang the sound