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I found my old 1999 T20 last year and it took around 30 seconds to boot into Win95. I've got a video: https://twitter.com/capotribu/status/1262021068690259968
by ABS 6y ago
I found my old 1999 T20 last year and it took around 30 seconds to boot into Win95.
I've got a video: https://twitter.com/capotribu/status/1262021068690259968 https://twitter.com/capotribu/status/1262021068690259968
Pentium III 547 Mhz, 256 MB RAM, 12GB disk
Sadly don't remember if this video is from cold start or from hibernation
- rubatuga 6y agodefinitely hibernation
- ABS 6y agoI think so considering the message on screen
- jonathanlydall 6y agoThat looks like Windows XP based on the desktop icons and I'm quite sure that Windows 95 didn't support hibernation, it only arrived with Windows 2000 if I recall correctly. Windows XP only came out in 2001, so if the laptop was from 1999 then it must have been upgraded to Windows XP at some point. That text based progress bar shows exclusively for resume from hibernate, hence rubatuga saying it's "definitely hibernation".
- ABS 6y agoindeed it looks like I posted the wrong one!
- Narishma 6y agoI think it's Windows 2000. Unless Windows XP has that same text mode loading screen, which I don't remember.
- AshamedCaptain 6y agoThat is XP. Seriously, just look at the icons.... And yes, XP has exactly the same boot screen. It just goes significantly faster than on 2k, which means most of the time you didn't get to see it.
- jonathanlydall 6y agoBoth Windows XP and 2000 normally showed a graphical loading screen. The text mode loader would only ever appear when resuming from hibernate.