Actually, it sounds like Windows 2000 Beta 3's first builds used Windows NT 5.0's shutdown sound you used in this video as its startup sound. And its shutdown sound? I think it is a scary sound.
Whistler builds 2267----->2416 (4:52----->5:04),build 2419 (not in this video),builds 2428------------>2469 (5:17----->5:30) and XP builds 2474 and 2475 have 2000 sounds, Whistler Server later Beta 2 and .NET Server Beta 3 RC1 and RC2 have I think XP sounds
I'm so glad I grew up in the 90's. The time of constant computer growth. God damn hearing those sounds brings me back to a time of joy and cheap everything. I would give all to go back and live that life again..
How come no one plays the Windows 98 shutdown Tada, it sounded like the earlier ones except more stronger in tone. I swear it's amazing how somethings get lost over time.
You forgot to say that the first beta of Windows Whistler has the Windows 2000 format. A problem is that the Windows Longhorn Shutdown has some modem sounds.
i have this vista sound pack for my xp computer and it has like a lady going "aaaaaahhh" for most things, and it comes with its on msn messenger sound pack as well
Here is the made ups: Windows 93, Windows NT 3.11, Windows 94, Windows 96 (commonly Nashville), Windows 97, Windows MF (MarioGPlayer90) and Windows Trident Read full description
Information: - Microsoft Chicago (Every builds until build 440) --> Used tada as both Startup/Logon and Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Windows 94 --> This OS is fake and it's not made by Microsoft. - Microsoft Windows 96 --> Is the other name of the unreleased Microsoft Nashville. - Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 (Pre-Beta and Beta 1 builds until build 1287.1) --> uses tada as Startup/Logon sound and chimes as Shutdown/Logon sound. - Microsoft Windows 98 (Beta 2) --> Uses The Microsoft Sound as Startup/Logon sound and tada as Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Windows 98 (Beta 2.1 and Beta 3) --> Uses 98's The Microsoft Sound as Startup/Logon sound and Shutdown/Logoff similar to RTM but lower pitch and longer. - Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition --> Windows 98 SE uses RTM boot screen. - Microsoft Windows 99 --> This OS is fake, it's not made by Microsoft. - Microsoft Windows NT 5.0 (Beta 1, Beta 2) --> Uses NT 5.0's Logon as Startup/Logon sound and NT 4.0's Logoff as Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Windows 2000 (Beta 3, Earlier) --> Uses the Wrong NT 5.0 Beta 1 and Beta 2 Logoff as Startup/Logon sound and Rapid Whoosh as Logoff/Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows 2000 (Beta 3, Later) --> Uses the RTM boot screen and uses the Startup/Logon sound and Shutdown/Logoff sound that resembles to RTM (until build 2000.3) - Microsoft Windows AlphaBetas --> This OS is fake and it's not made by Microsoft. - Microsoft Neptune Server Family --> This is a real project but for home user only. This boot screen is fake. - Microsoft Windows Powered --> This OS is modified version of Windows 2000 Advanced Server and it's not made by Microsoft. - Microsoft Oddysey --> This project is real but not builds are leaked to public, eventually Neptune and Oddysey are merged to become Whistler that later known as Windows XP. - Microsoft Windows Millennium (Developer Release-Beta 3 build 2470) --> Uses 98's The Microsoft Sound as Startup/Logon sound and 98's RTM Logoff as Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Windows MFE --> This OS is create as a joke of Windows Me it's not made by Microsoft. - Microsoft Codename Whistler (Pre-Beta build 2267-Pre-Beta 2 build 2416) --> Uses Windows 2000 Logon as Startup/Logon sound and Windows 2000 Logoff as Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Trident --> This OS is fake and it's not made by Microsoft. This is Internet Explorer engines name not the OS itself. - Microsoft Codename Whistler (Pre-Beta 2 build 2428-Post-Beta 2 build 2469/Server Pre-Beta 2 build 2433-Beta 2 build 2467) --> Uses Windows 2000 Logon as Startup/Logon sound and Windows 2000 Logoff as Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Codename Whistler Advanced Server (Beta 2 build 2493) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows Datacenter Server --> This boot screen is fake. Datacenter Server uses .NET Server Family, .NET Server 2003 and Server 2003 boot screen. And uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows .NET Server Family (Beta 3 build 3590-Pre-RC2 build 3678) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows Advanced Server Limited Edition (Pre-Beta 3 build 3531-3544) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows XP (Pre-RC1 build 2474-2475) --> Uses Windows 2000 Logon as Startup/Logon sound and Windows 2000 Logoff as Shutdown/Logoff sound. - Microsoft Windows Preinstallation Environment --> Windows Preinstallation Environment is uses for deployment in PCs, Workstations and Servers. - Microsoft Windows XP (SP2-SP3) --> Windows XP SP2-SP3 boot screen only use blue progress bar in boot screen. - Microsoft Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs --> This boot screen is used for setup. - Microsoft Windows XP Freestyle --> Freestyle is codename of Windows XP Media Center Edition, also uses in Windows Longhorn build 3683. - Microsoft Longhorn (Milestone 4 build 4011-Milestone build 4042 (main)) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows Code Name Longhorn (Milestone 7 build 4042 (Lab06_n)-4093) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows Code Name Longhorn (Pre-Beta 1 build 5048-Beta 2 build 5284) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows Vista (Beta 2 5308.6-Pre-RC 2 build 5712) --> Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound. Some builds uses Windows XP Startup sound and Windows Vista Logoff sound as Startup and Shutdown sound. - Microsoft Windows Home Server --> Despite using Windows Vista flag, this OS uses Uses Windows XP Startup and Shutdown sound, because was based off of Windows Server 2003 R2. - Microsoft Windows Server 7 --> It's the codename of Windows Server 2008 R2. Notes: You can comment to this comment and give me proof for builds that using the sounds that I mentioned in this comment.
Lol. I set my background wallpaper and logon screen background to a random image that I found. 8:28 I saw this and I was like "Wait, this is my wallpaper." I didn't even realize that the wallpaper I took was actually made by Microsoft. :o
*after 1:22 minutes of ta da's and chimes* I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE! *windows 94 O_O saves the day* THANK YOU!!! :D *hears tada again* NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
0:30 This OS is fake. It never existed. There was a project made during Windows 95's development codenamed "Cougar" but it was not an OS. "Cougar" was actually the codename for VMM32.vxd which is a file for the 32-bit kernel. 0:33 The boot screen you see here is fake. 0:44 Windows NT 3.11 is fake. 1:01-1:17 Chicago used tadas as startup and shutdown sounds. 1:09 The bootscreen you see here is fake. 1:18 Windows 94 is a fake OS. There may however be a Windows 94 .iso file you might be able to find but that would be a modified version of Chicago that looks and sounds like Windows 95. 1:47 Windows 96 is not an OS and this boot screen is fake. Windows 96 is actually a thing but it's just another name for a modified version of Windows 95 OSR 2 THAT WAS made by Microsoft. There is a Windows 96 .iso that you can find online but that .iso is fake and was not made by Microsoft. It was just a modified Windows 95 made by someone else. 2:17 The sounds used here are incorrect. Memphis didn't use Windows 98 sounds until much later on. Memphis used 95 sounds. 2:20 Windows 97 is a fake OS. There may however be a Windows 97 .iso file you might be able to find but that would be a modified version of Memphis that looks like Memphis and sounds like Windows 98. 2:22-2:28 The shutdown sound used here is incorrect (startup sound is correct through). Windows 98 Beta 2.1 and Beta 3 used low pitched version of Windows 98 shutdown. 2:38 Windows 99 is not an OS and this boot screen is fake. Windows 99 is actually a thing but it's just another name for a modified version of Windows 98 Second Edition THAT WAS made by Microsoft. There is a Windows 99 .iso that you can find online but that .iso is fake and was not made by Microsoft. It was just a modified Windows 98 made by someone else. 2:40-3:16 Windows NT 5.0 was a real project in development at the time which later on became known as Windows 2000. The shutdown sound used here is incorrect (startup sound is correct through). Windows NT 5.0 actually used the Windows NT 4.0 shutdown sound. 3:11 NT 5.0 was a real project that later on became Windows 2000 but EUR Edition is fake. Look at the copyright date and you'll see that it was made well after Windows 2000 released (2005). Windows EUR Group is not affiliated with Microsoft at all. 3:12 The boot screen you see here is fake. 3:25 These sounds you heard are incorrect. Windows 2000 Beta 3 used fake NT 5.0 shutdown sound and unknown sound in builds 1946-1969 and NT 5.0 EUR Edition (which is fake) startup and shutdown sounds in builds 1983-2000. Windows 2000 Professional beta 3 builds 1983-2000 used same bootscreen like RTM version. 3:36 This OS is unofficial, meaning it was never created by Microsoft. It is a modified version of Windows 2000 created by someone else. You can actually download it and use it but it is not an official OS from Microsoft. 3:52 Neptune was a OS is development that was later on cancelled and never officially released to the public. This version of Neptune is fake because Neptune was intended for home use only. Most homes don't run servers and servers are usually for business use. The only build that ever leaked for Neptune was just called "Neptune". No edition was ever made. 3:55 Windows Powered is not an OS and this boot screen is fake. Windows Powered is actually a thing but it's just another name for a modified version of Windows 2000 Advanced Server THAT WAS made by Microsoft. There is a Windows Powered .iso that you can find online but that .iso is fake and was not made by Microsoft. It was just a modified Windows 2000 made by someone else. 4:05 Odyssey was going to be an OS planned to be released with Neptune (Neptune and Odyssey were cancelled and combined into Windows XP). No builds of Odyssey ever existed due to it never making it off the planning board so this boot screen you see here is fake. 4:14-4:23 The sounds used here are incorrect. Millennium didn't use Windows 2000 sounds until much later on. Millennium used Windows 98 sounds up to Beta 2 build 2470. 4:33 Obviously a fake OS. 4:38 Obviously a fake OS. 4:52 & 5:18 The startup sound is fake and the shutdown sound is taken from BeOS and was never used in Whistler. The startup sound is actually Windows 98's logoff sound reversed, level up sound from a Microsoft Entertainment Pack game and Windows 2000 Beta 3 builds 1983-2000 startop sound reversed. Whistler used ME/2000 sounds up to build 2481 (2485 was first build to incluse Windows XP sounds). 5:05 Trident is a fake OS. There may however be a Trident .iso file you might be able to find but that would be a modified version of Windows 2000 that looks and sounds like Trident. 5:31 This is Whistler Advanced Server Beta 3 build 2493 which was real. The sounds used here are fake. Windows XP Advanced server used Windows XP sounds since build 2493. 5:37 The boot screen you see here is fake. 5:43 This is Windows .NET Enterprise server Beta which was real. The sounds used here are fake. Windows .NET Enterprise Server used Windows XP sounds. 5:50 This is Windows XP Advanced Server Limited Edition Beta 3 which was real. The sounds used here are fake. Windows XP Advanced Server used Windows XP sounds. 6:04 This is Windows XP Build 2481. The sounds used here are in sound scheme #2. Default sound scheme has Windows 2000 sounds. 6:07 This is Windows XP Build 2474-2475. The sounds used here are incorrect. Whistler didn't use XP sounds until much later on. Whistler used ME/2000 sounds. 7:25-7:46 This was a real OS in development made my Microsoft which later on became known as "Windows Vista". The sound used here is fake. Longhorn never used these sounds. Longhorn used Windows XP sounds until later on in the post-reset project. 8:00 This is the post-reset version of Longhorn which was also real. The sound used here is fake. Longhorn Beta 2 and RC used Windows XP and Vista RTM sounds (such as logon and logoff sounds). 8:16 These sounds you heard are incorrect. Windows Home Server used Windows XP sounds, not Windows Vista/7 sounds.
