5th time of asking windows 7 uefi class 3 (no csm) guide


Endeman can you Make a vid abt viewers malwsres please i loved them


Nice to know all 32 bit computers will overflow on my 32nd birthday. Coincidence? I think not!


at January 1 2038, set the date on your computer to 2010. It's the easiest way now...


i bet...
yes
wait nvm windows is a piece of ####ing glass


Nothing happened with the Y2K panic, so..


Microsoft will either fix it by then or continue on the course of shooting themselves in the foot (metaphorically) till no one or few are using Windows by then.


@@World_of_OSes
I normally call midnight 0 o'clock, so it must be an English thing to go 12-1-2-3-4-5-…
I thought 12AM was noon, 12PM was midnight, relative to the day before and 0AM was midnight relative to the beginning day…

@@Lampe2020 Nope, 12PM is noon, 12AM is midnight, and people will probably look at you funny if you say 0 o'clock.

@@icantcomeupwithnames469 <br>So for Englishpeople is 12<1 if on the clock, or what?

@@icantcomeupwithnames469
So for Englishpeople is 12<1 if on the clock, or what?


Wait can I simulate the y2k bug on windows 95


I related SO HARD when you said bad software design. JESUS CHRIST I swear 99% of applications are done with the sole puprose of being done and that's fucking it, I hate it so much


Hopefully ill have a linux system by then.


So does that mean that windows 9x,XP, and and I assume vitsa/7 well self destruct?

XP did have a specialized Professional x64 Edition, and Vista and 7 did have x64 editions as well.

@@winelectronic101 True, but in the case of XP the 64x version wasn't very popular. As for Vista and 7 most of apps and games where 32bit


Windows 10/11 might even stop working in the end of next year (End of 2025) allready. lol...

I wouldn´t be so worried about 2k38 yet.

As the 2k25 is much more prone and dangerous.


Can you do a video about doing hidden midi files for Windows? 3.0 to XP have midi files in the image file of these OS'S and i discovered one called CANYON.MID in Windows 3.1 .img from Internet Archive.


I thought "Y2K" as in year two thousand the style. 💀


Y2K19 was even worse
On this date
March 29 2019
The song Bad Guy came out...
And ended almost every other artist's career on Spotify


I have a quick question this may sound rude but do you like Minecraft from ur yt name and profile?


The question is: Will windows still be bloated spyware in AD2038….


What about installing Windows into USERS (or specified user) folder?


Yes, but Something TERRIBLE Happens in Year 10,000


When will we ever learn that time will catch up to us much faster than we thing?


To be fair, we have nearly 14 years until this actually causes an impact.

Y2K was rectified years before that became a problem. Idealy, you want to fix these things sooner rather than later, and most applications had this kind of thing fixed between 1996 and 1998. The same ought to be true for the Y2K38 problem if we have any hope of fixing things, especially since Windows XP, 7, and 10 are gonna be around for a while, not to mention other platforms.

A much bigger problem will come in 2025 allready...lol.forget the y2k38 problem.


Why would they not survive? Y2K wasn’t that hard to fix


Since when did enderman start speaking with his voice


first rumours about the world ending on 2000 January 1 1:00 then on 2012 now its gonna be 2038 January 19 THE WORLD WILL END ON 2038 JANUARY 19 03:14:07 UTC


why are we fearmongering the fact that 32bit software should still be a thing by 2038 even with a unix superbug like this jesus lol


they will just update it to 64 bits from 32 not a big deal

Wouldn´t work on Windows as it allready stores it in 64-bit. Issue is the timer. Doubtful if it can be fixed.

@@user-in3br2qs8xno shit and like i said they update the timer to signed 64 bit int and everything will be fine


More Voiceover Videos  thanks google for automatic translate for my language


New windows are created for businesses but no one want to buy or using it because windows become difficult to use, just look at most business ceo's they are all  from middle aged person knows noting about using a new windows progrm. Same fate with androids or mac os if its become too dificult to use no one want to buy it.


😅 at this point it's just better off to remove the 1970 part and reset it all the way up to 2000s


Chat is gone now, use me as the chat if you want


to be fair, they still have a ton of time to "fix" it


Guess i Have to roll back the time on all my old hardware. urgh


January 1st? You’d be in for a surprise then


No one uses x86 processors anymore. Windows <b>will</b> survive Y2K38. x64 is twice as fast and can hold twice as many integers.

No one uses x86 processors anymore. Windows *will* survive Y2K38. x64 is twice as fast and can hold twice as many integers.


WAKE UP BABE ENDERMAN POSTED ANOTHER VIDEO


ah. i was thinking its an video with music and text boxes


Can you try what happens to Windows if you remove the critical process flag (ProcessBreakOnTermination value in the PROCESSINFOCLASS enumeration) from the csrss.exe process and then terminate it?

If the OS is Windows 7 or earlier, there is no process protection by PPL, so you should be able to modify the flag from user mode using the NtSetInformationProcess system call if you enable the SeDebugPrivilege privilege (Please correct me if I am wrong)

Thanks in advance!❤


Im betting that means they plan on deprecating that component before Y2k38 happens. Really the OS we should be most concerned about is the Mac, because Linux is already using 64-bit epoch time.

macos time is actually shifted 69 years forward, 1970-2107

iirc mac uses the BSD kernel so they are 64 bit integers for counting time already


Hi so a twitch streamer banned me from his chat for telling him about the existence of this bug


Why windows media player of all things? Totally not gonna cause problems for people like myself in the future, not mention problems with some of my own app projects that rely on an embedded Windows Media Player for background music playback. There again, this 2038 issue is quite a long way away, so i'm not too concerned about it but once we get down to 2 or 1 year before it then i will be concerned about it.

The y2025-issue comes first! lol...And then if we survive this we can begin to pray.

But i say: The 2k38 issue is much easier than he 2k25-issue! The 2k25-issue is deadly as at affects even e-vehicles! lol


at the rate of microsoft's decline i wouldn't worry about it.


Personally I don't really see if this will cause an issue, after all, it's only a problem for older applications that could either be updated or replaced as far as I can see, and if there is a real need to patch this forever I'm sure they'll come up with something they won't just let their most lucrative market go away like that... right?

I have a few customers that have multi-million dollar integrated XP systems that run things like medical and industrial devices. There's not much that can be done about this for XP... I'm worried.

@@Soup69God Genuine question: Couldn't the date just be set back to the start? I'm not well versed in the inner workings of this topic, please enlighten me

It would probably affect a lot of 32 bit application which is still being used a lot especially one that is not getting any update and is closed source. Microsoft could add something like 'virtual time' as a compatibility but it will be stuck to the past.

Or some dev would make the program and sell them for profits. And then someone release an open source program 1 week later xD

@@Faizan29353you realize xp machines are already mostly off the internet right? They don't need too


Don't worry, John Titor took care of it...😅


Maybe the Alien Isolation developers will finally update to 64bit on Windows, even though they literally have it.. Linux, UWP, IOS are 64bit, but Steam, nahh, 32bit.. Bruh


I Don't Think 2038 Will Survive Anymore!


Where can you buy that clock? it seems nice.


Were you born before or after Unix time 1,000,000,000?


Assuming humans are still around to witness it.  The way the human race is going, I doubt it!


obviously will survive just like last time.


Why should the apps even care about the date?<br>Can't they just ignore it if that's such a big problem?

Why should the apps even care about the date?
Can't they just ignore it if that's such a big problem?

@@ThatRandomToast Why tho?
All they need to run is an instruction pointer in the CPU
The date could be just a string of text from the internet

@@narrativeless404 Wouldn't it malfunction without using an internal clock?

@@ThatRandomToast What that clock even is for?
Multi threading synchronization is done by the OS
Timed events in the program are usually relying on a specific counter variable

bro learn tech before talking about tech. and this is a legacy 14yr old app that was already outdated with the release of windows 10. enderman is trustworthy doesn't mean he is always and he will put shitposts sometimes.@@narrativeless404


it actually goes to -21 billion I think not 0


why in the world do I get “end of the world” vibes when I hear or see January 19th 2038, weird,


To me, Windows does not exist without Windows Media Player.


um maybe 128 bit will release? then windows will update to it?


I really like the naration, please make more vids like this.


why media player need to worry about wrong date and time😅


Why does this have to happen to all the software with decent UI

@@mrfoxesite4482 the alternative is bland minamalism


Notice me Enderman or i take your pearls XD


Enderman, i need some help.I wanted to launch a virtual machine with VMware, but when i make the location to D:, it can't create the disk, because "Windows10x64.vmx can't be found", but in the normal location, which is C:/Users/Daniel/Documents/Virtual Machines/Windows 10 x64, it hasn't even created that folder yet.Can you help?


@@Lensquik thatd imply itd happen in the year 38,000

@@Lensquik that means "year 38000" which doesn't make sense<br>"Y2K38" means "year 2k 38" or "year 2038"

@@Lensquik that means "year 38000" which doesn't make sense
"Y2K38" means "year 2k 38" or "year 2038"

@@jacpa2011 never said it was logical, just sounds better

@@Lensquik sounds better and logically is stupid


You do realise the video says "Will Windows survive Y2K38" .... And that is 200038 not 2038 as jou planned. Y2k+38 would be correct


сразу видно старую добрую снгшную каартиру с снгшным ремонтом


Set the time to 2023 BC, see what it does

1601 is the earliest year Windows can go.

@@World_of_OSes Thanks for the info, im sure a new idea will appear soon

@@GabolateAnime I actually didn’t know that! I think he will find a way to set the time to the stone ages

@@Byte_Youtube it would have to be negative time, cause BC years are like negative numbers, so i think that would be the most close thing to stone age


Enderman do you even more upload it videos

What next video


Shoutout to the Game Cube for having a 128 bit CPU<br>Can't wait for its clock to stop working in the year two quadrillion or something

Shoutout to the Game Cube for having a 128 bit CPU
Can't wait for its clock to stop working in the year two quadrillion or something

@@dustytux Either you're completely out of the loop or Wikipedia lied to me.

@@dacueba-games  They were all 64 bit. Most people at that time thought that "More bits = Higher performance". So, the Dreamcast, PS2 and GameCube were all called "128 bit"

@@dustytux How can someone be so confidently wrong? Literally do a 2 minute google search.

The CPU's word size has little to do with what the actual size of the integer used for Unix time. 32-bit processors can handle int64s, for example, and there's nothing stopping a program built for a 64-bit processor from using an int32 for Unix time.

WiiU´s cpu will last much longer than the gamecube`s cpu. You can use it easily until 2100 without any issue. Both are 32 bit-cpus btw. But: You can still tell them to calculate 128 bits no issue.

@@user-in3br2qs8x Yall are legit just allergic to google. Unsubscribing from this thread

@@dacueba-games How can you be so confidently wrong and also blind? Don't just look at the first result. The GameCube had a 32 bit CPU. The Wii U and Switch had a 64 bit CPU.

@@dacueba-games How can *you* be so confidently wrong and *also* blind? Don't just look at the first result. The GameCube had a 32 bit CPU. The Wii U and Switch had a 64 bit CPU.


Bro who's using windows media player legacy in 2038 💀


*enderman just found the end support date for windows media player lol *<br>(i bet $100 microsoft replaces it instead of fixing it like normal)

*enderman just found the end support date for windows media player lol *
(i bet $100 microsoft replaces it instead of fixing it like normal)


Right, so in 14 years, I'm switching to Linux because WMP is the only good player on Windows.


Me (a linux user) laughing from the distance

Linux isn't safe from Y2K38 either. Neither is macOS, BSD, Solaris, iOS, Android, ChromeOS, or any other operating system.

@@winelectronic101 hm, why is that? I thought it only used 64 bit time


hey Daily I see maybe it's BC of termination or smth like that or you had free time


So what happens when it becomes 2038 on older not updated version of windows?

Most features would break, especially if you're running an x86 version.

What happens? Checkmate! Or: Game over! Whatever you like more...lol


The fact that Windows Media Player hasn't been updated and re-designed since 2007 is shocking, Windows are really lazy when it comes to this, I have grown to hate the UI of Windows Media Player because it looks so archaic and not in a good way, instead they made a second media player which is not as functional at least on my Windows 10 laptop. I switched to using iTunes fully about 12 years ago because i was getting impatient waiting for Windows to upgrade the Windows Media Player

@@bananatoofat i have never seen it being called legacy on my Windows 8 or 10 laptops, it seems to be a recent thing, but they should have updated it's UI at least for Windows 7 or 8 maybe just even a lazy Dark theme to make it look more modern

@@bananatoofat The UI was updated in Windows 7. In fact, WMP12 stupidly is a step backwards from WMP11 in the sense that you need to open separate windows to switch between the library and the now playing view. Windows 8 and onward wanted people to switch to their metro / UWP alternatives which they are still pushing in Windows 11, despite the fact that the whole point of it to make it compatible with Windows Phone is pointless now because WP no longer exists.

@@ColinsCity The legacy version has been renamed Windows Media Player Legacy with Windows 11 22H2.


wdym he has been narrating videos forever


Microsoft will probably fix it like 1 year before 2038


I love Enderman ❤ ❤❤❤❤

Edit: I like you

I love Enderman ❤ ❤❤❤❤

Edit: I like you


ender try uninstalling safari from a macos device


loads of server computers still run XP, making me assume that loads of them will still run Windows 11 in 2038. This could absolutley destroy the internet if noy patched

It's highly unlikely that Microsoft would touch a near 4 decade old operating system just to fix this, especially since it's overall family has been out of support since 2019.

@@winelectronic101Microsoft might not even be around they arent what they once were, also thinking win xp being 40 is Insane to think its only 14 years away.

@@circleinforthecube5170 The bigger problem that we have is the US military still relies on Windows XP for critical tasks, which could lead to a downfall on the protection of America itself.


If Microsoft doesn't patch up the system, then I see we might have a widespread issue. If Windows has any market share by then. Edit: macOS could have a Year 2038 problem, as the old Macs (new ones also!) don't allow you to set the year to 2038.

why are you here? Go elsewhere.

Stop.

Read more...
Edit: apparently the iOS calender app doesn't allow you to set a event past the year 2079...

If Microsoft doesn't patch up the system, then I see we might have a widespread issue. If Windows has any market share by then. Edit: macOS could have a Year 2038 problem, as the old Macs (new ones also!) don't allow you to set the year to 2038.

why are you here? Go elsewhere.

Stop.

*Read more...*
Edit: apparently the iOS calender app doesn't allow you to set a event past the year 2079...

So basically. Modern macOS being entirely 64-Bit is a lie then.

@@winelectronic101 I mean... The timer for macOS could be 32-bit.

@@Windows2000Professional.s I found out an interesting one with the iOS Calendar app, it doesn't allow the scheduling of events beyond the year 2079. Clearly that doesn't have a 32-Bit timer, but if that's when 64-Bit timers go out to, it's not much. Either that or this is some sort of software bug with the system clock.

@@winelectronic101 interesting... Thanks for the discovery.


i think microsoft has a 64 bit thing, right?

You're forgetting about the Windows on Windows 64-Bit technology, a 32-Bit compatibility layer for 64-Bit Windows which is essential to run 32-Bit apps. Believe it or not, plenty of apps developed today still use 32-Bit, mainly because the devs don't see the benefit of a 64-Bit version if it not intended to use more than 4GB of RAM.


isn't this only an issue with 32bit? I heard 64bit's upper limit is a few billion.


Fortunately, I expect to be using Linux in 2038. Not sure what Linux though, who knows what will be good in 2038. Currently I'm using Debian 12.

I will laugh so hard if Linux will get this problem with their newer 64bit-versions as well...!


August 12, 2036.<br>Microsoft will not survive

August 12, 2036.
Microsoft will not survive


Makes me wonder if macOS will be able to survive, too?

MacOS is controlled entirely by Apple,  and plays by Apple rules. And Apple developers are required to write 64-bit code, no 32-bit allowed since Catalina, and Catalina onward is not backward compatible by an Apple decision. So this is not as much of an issue on MacOS as with other OS platforms.

MacOS since Catalina cannot run 32 bit code, so Apple already mandates 64 bit. So not as big of an issue there.


После планета 1.1. 2036 год процесс 100% конечно)


Soooo... Changing to Linux in 2038 should do the trick?

Not necessarily, since Linux is a Unix based operating system. Nobody is safe from Y2K38 because it originated as a Unix 32-Bit time overflow problem.

Windows isn't Unix-based, but you'll probably have more older, proprietary software on Windows having issues than on Linux. It being called Unix time doesn't make it a Unix problem.


bro idc if my windows 11 says 0 instead of 2038<br>i only care about coding FNF mods in Kade Engine

bro idc if my windows 11 says 0 instead of 2038
i only care about coding FNF mods in Kade Engine

@@bananatoofat bruh... i'm 16... almost 17... fym?


I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! 25th comment. your straight up amazing


PREPARE YOURSELVES, BROTHERS AND SISTERS! BACK UP YOUR SAVE DATA!


Why does media player even need to access system time?

Every application accesses system time, regardless if it needs it or not. Applications would malfunction without an internal clock.


кто знает что он русский?

кто знает что он русский?


you might wonder then
you might wonder then

nice


doesn’t this mean that windows 11 will work fine expect the media player after 2038

No. It might crash when you start a single program. Clock will run crazy. Your Windows will through out error, after error after error...etc!


i cant belive it..... do we really have to turn time back just ot prevent this

Even then you couldn´t prevent it! I predict another much more dangeorus problem for the year 2025! All computers will stop working. It´s inevitable.

why is that sounds like conspiracy theory@@user-in3br2qs8x


try to instal windows 10 on a microwave. that could be fun


Добрый вечер автору! Приятно видеть такой контент<br>P.S. пишу на русском так как знаю что вы разговариваете на моем родном языке (русском), удачи в развитии канала

Добрый вечер автору! Приятно видеть такой контент
P.S. пишу на русском так как знаю что вы разговариваете на моем родном языке (русском), удачи в развитии канала


Here before watching the video, my guess is yes.


На каком языке тебе удобнее разговаривать?<br>(Which language is more convenient for you to speak?)

На каком языке тебе удобнее разговаривать?
(Which language is more convenient for you to speak?)


Why do you need Windows from USA if you will have Russian Cheburnet by 2027?


Would it be possible to fix it to move the time and date to 64-bit computing?

bro this is a legacy app and windows is closed source.

@@mrfoxesite4482 I have the first to not use Linus on my PC


install Windows 11 to C:\Program Files pls 💀


What will happen to FreeBSD 32bit in 2038? Will it work/will libraries written under 32bit work properly under 64bit? Could you check it out :D

no 32-bit applications will work after 2038! game over. Your ressources will be insufficient.

@@user-in3br2qs8xMy database just crashed after I set 2038, but I could compile source and Explore files, it just broke my database connection, nothing else.<br>Probably there is some way to fix it. 🤔

@@user-in3br2qs8xMy database just crashed after I set 2038, but I could compile source and Explore files, it just broke my database connection, nothing else.
Probably there is some way to fix it. 🤔


Enderman pls help, my pc is crashing and nothing will help not even Microsoft support I’m getting a amd key id not found error, I will literally consider joining patreon or joining your channel member thing if you help, thank you


Dont worry August 12th 2036 will come first anyway


Thank you so much for doing a video on y38k

@@navoneelmitra6456 it’s just another term


what does it even need the time for?? its windows media player

Every app needs the time. Without an internal clock, independent applications would cease to function properly.


Damn Microsoft, after 24 years they still have not fixed this problem.

@@Faizan29353 32-Bit support is still on Windows 11, just not at the OS level.

@@Faizan29353 True, but some apps still use the 32 bit architecture. Although I updated my system and tried this bug, and it's fixed. They finally fixed it.


32-bit Unix time will overflow, causing a lot of problems

what are the problems tho... and do i have 64 or 32 bits@@phonl1

Machines around the globe will sop working. Game over. You will begin from zero.

The problems coming in 2025 will be much more deadly though. 2038 is a joke. But in 2025 TESLA e-cars will race against tres. Trains will collide. Planes will crash. Helicopters and even boats will crash. GPS will stop working etc. 100% DEATH


so no more gta san andreas in year 2038

luckyly gta 5 is 64 bit based


well, hopefully, windows does not survive, forcing people to migrate to apple and linux, that'd be great!

Maybe Linux should become good for an average user so that people want to switch to it instead of it being used by 5% of people? If people are forced to switch then it's for sure ain't that good, ain't it? Linux Evangelists are so funny 😂

@@Lusc1nt wdym? Linux is alredy good for average users


So that dates before 1970 could be represented, I would think.


So to abswer yout question, yes windows wil survive but windows media player will not, anyway we are overva decade from that tome, so I bet you any windows version not EOLed at that point will work just fine ( including whatever media player ms ships as default. For third party apps your guess is as good as mine. My guess is after about 2034 there will be a mad rush to fix whatever has been ignored up to then, but the non texh media will be ,largely quiet about itas it will be to technical  for non techs to understand , y2k was way easier because the 2 digit year number rolled over to 00, apsomething date relared that doesn't even happen on new years eve , if they care at all will be filed under, meh the nerds'll fix it.


no he did it several times over the past 3yrs, new viewer.


Total Destruction ;) That´s also my game´s name fitting for year 2025, not for 2038! Most of humankind will be dead by 2038!

Huge chaos is coming in 2025.


It's a legacy app, of course it's broken.

Microsoft breaks it so you gotta use some bland new worse media player


No, because Linux exists and Windows will be adware with only a little bit of operating system on top by then...


hllo everybody premiere starts in 10 secs..


simple answer yes if its a 64bit version

Not exactly, since 64-Bit versions of Windows depend heavily on 32-Bit assets for compatibility reasons.

@@winelectronic101 Well, that´s the "Price" you pay for keeping stuck on 32 bit stone-old applications...Time to buy everything again!

Fancy new 64 bit Bioshock! Lmao! It just crashes 24/7!

While the old 32 bit version runs with 300 fps like it should!


Because modern hardware has POOR performance...! And when you have only few ressoruces, that´s how you calculate it. You have a timer, which measures seconds. And then you will run out of ressources later.

Older chips had way, way way way more precise timers. Allowing you to run them for...~1000 years without running out of ressources.


you never mentioned the windows 11's new media player which works on even windows 10 20h2 now! so yeah except CD burning tools, windows media player legacy is long gone and dead.


i don't think any 32 bit app or service will exist in 2038 lol also windows will be like trying to steal your credit card selling you some sh1t like 500 startups for 5 dolars


if it's just windows media player, then it should be fine, atleast i'll be fine.

All software will stop working. As they ALL rely on 64 bits today (well most of them). Steam will stop working. Pocket-Calculator might stop working as well (i laugh so hard if this is true xD).

@@user-in3br2qs8x  theoretically they will come out with bug fixes for things like that before it's an issue, right? or is that too much to ask from large corporations. (honestly i will also laugh lol)

@@ecogreen123 Not all bugs can be fixed.


Please if you can. Make more videos with your voice


Он рано или поздно на линукс перейдет...


omagad narrated video (i got unscammed real)


Technically most 64-Bit operating systems (especially in the context of Windows) are hybrid 32/64bit operating systems because they have 32-Bit compatibility layers, so in a way nobody's really safe.

@@winelectronic101 but my 32bit app is gonna be gone

@@IamAFK14 As of now 32-Bit applications are still compatible with 64-Bit Windows. But by then 32-Bit apps would be useless.


There is even another IT-problem coming in 2025 allready. lol. 2k38 is far away. It would be a miracle if nobody dies when this happens.

Dammit, not only is Black Ops 2 'boutta be real in 2025, but also another year number problem that's gonna be dealt with


linux use 64bit timestamp to solve this issue

If you use 32bit applications in Linux it will still be affected since these will no longer work. As a 32 bit application doesn´t have a 64bit timer.

@@user-in3br2qs8x most elf are x86_64 rn


bro this is clickbait and he was extremely dumb.


Without watching but also knowing full well what 2038 means... I hope not so we can say good riddance.


Slight issue with your conclusion on 2038. Changing the date causes issues yes but that date is 14 years from now and I am fairly certain that the version of windows media player you are using will no longer be what is used for the version used. Software goes legacy mode after roughly 10 years. Always has. So your video is not informative and is literally just for clickbait

its already 14 years old and is already legacy. in 2026 they should remove it.


Uhm.. right on January 19th is my birthday


Na, Windows XP was even better! But. Windows 7 was best MODERN Windows, correct!


This makes me kinda sad because I much prefer WMP over the stock app. I can’t install other players on my company laptop other than Spotify and the modern app and Spotify take half a gig at idle and WMP only takes 30MB when playing audio. I miss software designed like WMP.

why are you using company laptop? also it's 14yrs away and ik your concern.


видео с голосом и часть комнаты показал. слишком много экшена бро


Я не понимаю😭😭 он русский или нет????

Я не понимаю😭😭 он русский или нет????


It's a program that is being phased out thank god

That could lead to backlash which results in it staying for another 2 decades. They've tried this before with Snipping Tool and it didn't go in their favor.

@@winelectronic101 nah I don't think so, there's really no best replacement to Snipping Tool or Snip and Sketch but the new Media Player already provides best experience than Media Player Legacy. While yes there would be some backlash happening, its not that big of a deal


а где музыка?

а где музыка?


Psch, just say "2038." Saying "2K38" doesn't save any effort or space over that like "2K" does over "2000."


no way the only good media player on windows is gonna fail in 14 years 💀💀

That's because M$ decided to preload the 32-Bit version of that version on modern Windows instead of the 64-Bit version, which was stupid since by Windows 8 a majority of PCs had a 64-Bit OS.


please watch dr Geoff Lindsey to improve your accent.


Not even 32-bit XP is affected aside from Windows Media Player.

Windows XP 64-bit Edition or Professional x64 Edition? These are different things. The former is for IA-64 processors and the latter is for x86-64 processors.


Andrew you can give me a laptop to me play pls


Shameless copy of https://youtube.com/@Endermanch249 :/


Microsoft should just remove the legacy version of Windows Media Player when Windows 12 gets its first public beta.


so like why not just count by minutes or smth


But the Y2038 bug only applies to Unix-based systems. Windows is not Unix-based.

He showed an example of a Windows program having issues in the video. Come on.


We don’t need windows in our life, Linux is better<br>I hope windows doesn’t survive

We don’t need windows in our life, Linux is better
I hope windows doesn’t survive

I sure hope Linux becomes better for an average user. Not a good look there for an OS to be good only because its competition has one bug which will be fixed 😂 Maybe Linux should become good for an average user so that people want to switch to it instead of it being used by 5% of people? If people are forced to switch then it's for sure ain't that good, ain't it? Linux Evangelists are so funny 😂

@@Lusc1nt there’s many version, the best and most windows-y are Linux mint and Linux fedora


OMG someone hacked your account and used it for bitcoin mining.


I don't think there will even be a Microsoft then.

I know 2038 isn't trchnivally that far, but I also think Ms is doomed

Unless they follow the rebranding strategy that Fb and Twitter did...


нихуяя, видео с голосом, он у тя красивый


Wait Windows Won’t Work Anymore In 1/19/2038? 😰


That's why 32-bit support must be dropped

Good luck convincing developers to switch


ТЫ РУСССССССКИИИИИИИИИИЙ?

ТЫ РУСССССССКИИИИИИИИИИЙ?


Привет, если ты меня понимаешь ответь

Привет, если ты меня понимаешь ответь

@ФанЛавыПавыН3


can you stop mispronouncing 2038 it's pronounced TWENTY THIRTY EIGHT


727th like lets go, im pissing off the osu players :D


as someone who recently turned 1 years old as of march 2024, i can confirm that i did not survive january 19th 2023.


no its going to happen on AUGUST 12 2036 THE HEAT DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE


its alright. Not much of an upgrade from 10 though.

nope. when windows 10 runs out of support, switch to something better like linux

@mikkelsenelvis windows 7 is pretty good functionally but I wouldn't use it connected to the internet. I've never had any visible problems using it before but I hear most of the nasty stuff you can get on windows 7 computers is stuff that you nor your computer can detect. better safe than sorry IMO.


jus say 2038. people online typing that y2k shit sound gay ah hell


Windows & Bill Gates sucks. Explorer is the worst! They all want our data & history to sell us out & for them to get richer. They are trying to run the world and that is diabolical!!!! Fuck Windows & Explorer. Currently running on LINUX. It's the best & safe as fuck!


Lately I'm thinking an even better question to ask might be will Windows survive <i>until</i> Y2K38.

Lately I'm thinking an even better question to ask might be will Windows survive _until_ Y2K38.


media player is already like abandonware, it's an issue in the program, not the system as a whole. this is just dumb fear mongering. Media player is the only example you gave, it's sub systems haven't changed since win 7, bro has a suprised pikachu face over a 32bit program not working


AUGUST 12 2036. HEAT DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE. AUGUST 12 2036. HEAT DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE. AUGUST 12 2036. HEAT DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE.


jokes on u we have 64 bits ehhehepudhpihusihushuhpsphusipaybaobwobwkyugkyusgugysuktgs


I've been looking at this recently, and making all my software compliant to 2038. There are quite a few problems that will be out there beyond the obvious CTime and Time_t replacement. And a good question to ask is will Windows 11 cope with the timeserver roll over that will happen in Feb 7th 2036. In this case, it can check for the top bit being zero and adding a value equal to that date and time, but the question is .. .does it?  We can only test this by creating a time server that can be faked to give a future date. In this case it's using a time base of 1900 not 1970, and using unsigned arithmetic. Anyone using COleDateTime instead of CTime might think they're safe but the getcurrenttime function .. .can you guess..?  ... yes it calls time() - a 32 bit based time function. Stupid or what!  I made my own CTime2 class to cope, it builds on ColeDateTime but has a correct setcurrenttime function.   And there are areas like doing FindFirst, FindNext, where you are getting file dates in the structure, and those are 32 bit.. And there are database date fields --32 bits again. And there are probably all sorts of other areas that I've never used that aren't compliant.


CNN is reporting that the January 19, 2038 clock problem is due to a dog whistle from President Trump, via orders from Putin.

@@Someone-oy2li "You know enderman is Russian right?"<br>You know I am Russian.  Right?

@@Someone-oy2li "You know enderman is Russian right?"
You know I am Russian.  Right?


Tech industry will just use y2k theory two to sell more hardware. Y2k and the COVID toilet paper event are both examples of fear marketing.


ill be shocked if the world isnt nuked over a taiwan war in 5 years.


MSVC started switching the standard C "time_t" tick counter to 64-bit on verion 8 or Visual Studio 2005 (MSVCR80.DLL). Yes,   EVERY   older application has to be recompiled to be used beyond the max value of 32-bit time_t at January 19, 2038 3:14:07 UTC, otherwise the time value in the app will be simply flipped back to 1970. Check your application DLL dependencies, if its VC Runtime dependency is older than 8.0 (MSVCR80.DLL), it must be recompiled with the "new" time_t type to be used beyond the glitch.

The Linux kernel 5.6 (Mar 2020) requires application to be compiled against 64-bit standard c time_t e.g. musl libc 1.2 (Feb 2020) and glibc 2.32 (Aug 2020). Months before that, the Linux kernel 5.1 (May 2019) started to provide time64 syscall. However, since time_t is just c "long" type, only 32-bit application have this concern because "long" is 64-bit in 64-bit application already.

MSVC started switching the standard C "time_t" tick counter to 64-bit on verion 8 or Visual Studio 2005 (MSVCR80.DLL). Yes,   *_EVERY_*   older application has to be recompiled to be used beyond the max value of 32-bit time_t at January 19, 2038 3:14:07 UTC, otherwise the time value in the app will be simply flipped back to 1970. Check your application DLL dependencies, if its VC Runtime dependency is older than 8.0 (MSVCR80.DLL), it must be recompiled with the "new" time_t type to be used beyond the glitch.

The Linux kernel 5.6 (Mar 2020) requires application to be compiled against 64-bit standard c time_t e.g. musl libc 1.2 (Feb 2020) and glibc 2.32 (Aug 2020). Months before that, the Linux kernel 5.1 (May 2019) started to provide time64 syscall. However, since time_t is just c "long" type, only 32-bit application have this concern because "long" is 64-bit in 64-bit application already.


Feel more like Windows won't survive TO 2038 at the rate they are going with anti-consumer invasive data farming.


wasnt it Red Hat under IBM that took on the mission to ensure every human being on this planet has a laptop?

 wikipedia dot org dash wiki dash One_Laptop_per_Child

lets just hope they were linux.


Windows 10 PRO SERVER DATACENTER ver:1909 (Windows Server 2012)
https://youtu.be/IUGA9A8c9Uo


u can destroywindows with command: rd %AppData%

no only your user and just create new user.


Will windows survive? Doubtful. Especially with the corporate greed, spying, theft of your personal information, and bad political support.
People are beginning to switch to Linux as it is free, doesn't spy or steal, and doesn't get involved in politics.
Oh and updates and software are free too.


can you please try to help me try to make a you are an idiot website


i have a virus for you to review https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wfAQL4b03B_nYPb2-92XaMFeglZM5UI_?usp=drive_link
its really cool even tho its bat


I think the bigger question is "will microsoft survive its customer service?". Its worse than trying to get a doctor to look at a bruise on your elbow on a Saturday night in an NHS A&E in east London... basically you call, they hang up after an hour or so... you call back and they remember your number, disable the menu system, tell you to go on line and hang up. You have to wait a while before you can call back. MS support is punishing the west... and the only reason you're calling is because THEY wiped your settings in the authenticator app.


NT has used 64-bit time since the beginning (GetSystemTime and GetSystemTimeAsFileTime in usermode). Any apps with bugs must be converting to 32-bit Unix time on their own.


I do a lot of kernel development as a hobby for windows 10/11 and LARGE_INTEGER is still used a lot


I am willing to bet my 300$ pc setup that Mircosoft is gonna fix it last second again, except this time it wont work...


whats gonna happen to all the army and corporate PCs that still run windows xp, 7 and 8 🤡

Applications that use 32-bit Unix-style time_t are of course affected


Your voice is ugly, please bring back the text :)