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It's not Windows 95, but a while back LGR did try installing MS-DOS 6.22[1] on a modern gaming PC. Things got weird basically immediately but it did more or les
by Splognosticus 7y ago
It's not Windows 95, but a while back LGR did try installing MS-DOS 6.22[1] on a modern gaming PC. Things got weird basically immediately but it did more or less work.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS9hiSwL1KY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS9hiSwL1KY
- jplayer01 7y agoThat was a great video, thanks. He apparently also did a Win XP video, where he put together his dream PC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XTnL4Mang0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XTnL4Mang0
- Splognosticus 7y agoAh yeah he's got a fair few of that kind of video--basically one from each major era of PCs all the way back to the original XT. His whole channel is great. He's so enthusiastic about all of this retro hardware and software. Even though I've seen most of them a few times at least it's still my go-to for relaxing YouTube binges.
- DrStalker 7y agoIf he can get DOS installed and CDROM drivers working he should be able to install at least windows 95a. Windows 95b preferred to use its own drivers (or drivers loaded from a floppy disk) for such things, but the early versions felt more like a GUI running on top of DOS.