Siam Alam I done that. It dont corrupt the code... It just cant allocate more than 1.5gb of ram so it wont allocate anything and crashes. When i done that i took out the one 1gb stick of the 2 sticks and the system haply worked again
Is not strange for non-ACPI PCs. I try to install Windows 95 on DOSBox and shut it down. Then the text "It's now safe to turn off your computer" shows until I close DOSBox.
These systems doesn't ACPI. So, it showing that "It is now safe to shutdown your computer" because it can't shutdown computer because it doesn't have ACPI.
back then, computers don't turn off automatically after you shutdown your computer.you need to turn off improperly when it says It is now safe to turn off your computer
Bois... it's 512 for 4 mths of pre 2nd edition then Second Edition Ver .1 had 512 ram support... then Mac OSX 8.1 gave support for 1gig ram so Second Edition Ver .2.4 via Windows Update gave support for 1 gig of ram... very glitchy stuff tho... it wasn't "perfected" untill Windows 2000 which gave the first 2 gig support and paved way for x64 bit processors and much later added Windows XP x64 bit edition which was 2003/2004...
I know this video is old and your question has probably been answered, my understanding as the 9x kernel is built ontop of DOS, it will assume anything more than 1GB of RAM (1024MB) would overflow and result in a negative RAM value. I got it to boot on 1.1GB RAM (1152MB). Some examples of this can happen on some older program installations such as Sims 1 when you have more than 2GB of RAM in your system.
Take this with a grain of salt as I'm not 100% sure if this is true, I know patches exist and workarounds but realistically, I don't think there's any program that'll run on any Windows 9x system that'll be able to utilise more than 1GB of RAM. Not to mention Wikipedia states 98 is not designed to work with more than 1GB, this cited to a Microsoft page but no longer works as it "doesn't redirect properly" anymore
Guy is just some microsoft patches in virtual memory files. There are good amount of tutorials how to push the ram to the real limit witch is 4gb (32 bit limit)
Earlier versions of windows, earlier than windows 95, actually work with extended RAM. They just are limited to the 32-bit capacity, which is a little under 4gb.
@@sonicthehedegdog6312 Yep you can. That specific era of computing was awesome, you could really hack into windows to modify it as you wish, the files werent well protected. Nowdays these mods are awmost impossible :/
Taehun Lee It cant read more than 2gb without a patch or fix to make it sort of work with more than 1gb. Win95 doesnt accept more than 768mb of i remember right...
I know this is old, but from what I heard its because of the memory manager, thee is actually a patch that allows it to work with 4GB (there is also a patch that improves performance on systems with more than 128MB, part of the unofficial service pack iirc, but you can prob get it separately), there are also patches that help it with faster CPUs, although still single core only for obvious reasons. I've had good luck with the patches just messing around in VMs, but as those VMs dont have proper driver support, I wasn't really able to test anything like games (as a stability test), may see if I can get it going in qemu (which supports emulating a cirrus logic card as the gpu). Although TBH, anything over half a gig is absolutely overkill for Windows 98 (then again setting up overkill builds can be fun). Another note, with Windows 98 at least, the official limit is 1GB of RAM unpatched, but I've heard anything over 700MB can be unstable, but as I said with the memory and CPU patches, it works fine with the little testing I've done..
Simply Windows 98 does not support this amount of RAM, it confuses and shows that error (or simply, Microsoft did not think of a specific error message for these situations). But what's that thing at 0:45?
it says:its now safe to turn your computer off,that usually displays on old computers when you can turn off your computer with button,beacuze computer in that age could not turn off by clicking turn off in system.
Valgo Fire and iiCuriosoneDelWeb this was during the pre-windows 95 time, but it was left in the kernel for Pre-boot as it was built on an older version of Windows NT...
This stupid text scares me out... It happens because Auto Shutdown/Safe Shutdown wasn't developer in the old times and if you would press the button before the OS shuts down, you could lose your unsaved progress or even lose data.
@@echoesofdawn_official same. Even I'm commenting using this emulator. And I'm setting 512 mb and that's recommended because it will boot way faster. XD
I think that the fact of it being an old system makes than anything higher than 1024 MB makes it overflow. Using 2 GB makes it overflow, so it tries to fix it by understanding the GB as MB, but 2 MB isn't enough for Windows 98.
On DOS based Windows(or DOS In General), the RAM Support is capped at around 1 GB for 16-bit versions of DOS and Windows based on DOS. 32-bit versions of DOS and Windows based on DOS will officially Support 2 GB of RAM (or it's suppose to anyway). Because of that Limitations(Among many other reasons), the NT Kernel was introduced in Consumer Windows. the most notable release would be Windows XP, the first consumer Windows with the NT technology. 32-bits were now capped at 4 GB because of physical limitations of the Processor. Every version of Windows after XP (Vista, 7, 8.1 and 10) have been based off of NT Technology.
Overload of ram can cause graphical contrast dispder and also overwhelmingly heat the CPU . To percent the action of overheating Microsoft has disinged win 98 and other of it's is to allow the software to run on sufficient bits of ram which gets removed after the realse of win 7
Windows 98, and all of the 9x DOS cores does not like more than a GB of ram, and cannot initialize Windows, and thinks that there's not enough RAM to start windows and stops. If you somehow remove this check though, it possibly can boot, but will have problems. This protection is made to protect your sensitive data.
As far as I know: What happens is Vcache (the disk cache in RAM) consumes more RAM as the total system RAM goes up. At a certain point Vcache consumes so much RAM during boot that the system fails to boot. This point is, depending on the software and updates you have installed, around 1GB of RAM.
Windows 98 doesn't support that much ram. In fact, if you use too much, it can not handle it and then it treats it as a very low amount of ram that it can handle (which is usually about 4mb) and windows can barely or wont run on it. It is recommended to use 512mb or less.
Windows 98's RAM filesytem doesn't detect such amount of RAM. So it probably crashed and tell the bootloader random ram numbers that were very small. So bootloader decides to not proceed to evit overheating and components damage.
It's because FAT32, which windows 98 runs on, has an inefficient data usage which causes it to have to limit itself to read only small chunks of data so that there is no increased data rot especially in the memory as if it's main systems for managing quick data changes were too big for FAT32 to read, lots of data may be damaged, this was changed in NTFS (windows vista+) but it relied on how many different combinations of binary E.G. 32Bit = 192 different combinations (which before xp was only 16 bit) was why XP can have 2gb+ RAM but 64 bit NTFS maximum RAM is apparently 2000GB but unfortunetly whith our current RAM sticks, we can only get 128GB of RAM.
Or the maximum storage of Windows 10 was 1PB (1 petabyte (1,000,000,000,000,000 bytes (saying that 1KB is 1000 bytes, 1MB is 1000KB, 1GB is 1000MB, 1TB is 1000GB and 1PB is 1000TB)))
It is not it is cause there was no auto shutdown on old windows versions so it would have everything turned off and saved apart from the os so you use the power button to turn off
This happens because Windows 98 is an old system and by that time 128MB of RAM were available, so Microsoft had only support for low amounts of RAM like that and couldn't support higher RAM amounts like 2GB or 4GB and so on. As Microsoft only expected those quantities of RAM by the time Windows 98 was released they only supported that. Try setting low quantities of RAM like 128MB or if you want you can try 1GB. (I know this is an old video and he has probably fixed this but this is for people that want to test old OS'es like Windows 98 or 95)
because win98 is designed run on a 512mb ram machine and this is a very huge number , that means in that time 2GB of ram = 64GB of ram nowadays. So it is totally normal and it will only recognize 640kb of ram.and 640kb is way too small to WIN98
I don't know why but I guess it's Microsoft thinking Windows 98 won't be used in the future and, thinking of a typical PC from '98s, this is most probably normal to happen.
i noticed this too... i have a hardware windows 98 coputer and i figured it culd use a little more ram so i put 1gb in it (1gb and 512mb) and windows 98 flipped out
The error appears because the Windows 98 was made in 1998. In 1998 Every computer had 512 MB of RAM but the maximum that can handle Windows 1998 is 1 GB of RAM. Deal with it.
I think is a bug due memory allocation (16 bits systems used to work with less of 1GB RAM.).. I have to make some calcs to prove it in first instance...
16-bit operating systems don't support more then 1 gb of ram, because they run on the bios, but 32-bit operating systems have drivers so they can use more ram and the arhictecture is different.
/facepalm Noooooo 16-bit programs don't run in bios. (Os is a program) 16-bit is the architecture of the processor (8-bit 16-bit 32-bit 64-bit) your fancy newfangled processors can run 8 bit software fine on bare metal (No emulation)
It’s because Windows 98 can’t address that much memory, so it gets confused and quits. Either that, or it’s getting some weird number of RAM, and that weird number isn’t enough, so it dies.
Windows 98 glitches with more than 1GB of ram. It doesn't know how to handle this much RAM, so it says there isn't enough. I recommend 32-256MB of RAM per Windows 98 device.
Coty Riddle Yep, but that even without the system tools, and for msdos 5 and possibly 6.22, idk about 7.1. Considering that not even the edit command would be avaiable, tecnically yes, but not that usefull. But anyone has at least around 20mb to at least have some extentions, some other tools, third party boot menus and tools, maybe another dos extender, etc. Not mentioning that its not so hard to fill out a 1gb space with msdos installers (copyied from the floppies) and the programs themselves.
Edit: just remembered, technically i can install linux in something like a few megs, maybe 30-40mb, but its also barebones.
swiftlydoge27 《Dragonite Wolves》{Leader} Ah no... Actually it can allocate just up to 2gb if it is msdos 5 or older.. If its new, like msdos 7, it can go up to 120gb or something like that... And actually msdos doesnt require too much space so it can be installed in such small place like 20mb, but just the basic system without much things...
Its becase this windows is a hybrid 16 and 32 bit system. Its mixed with dos. So it cant read (and allocate) more than 1gb of ram, so it dont allocate any ram becase it cant read all of the installed and crashes becase it dont have any ram. Windows 95 is limited to something like 768mb of ram, and doesnt like 1gb. But there is some patchs/fix to make win98 read more than 1gb of ram. I dont know why would you need more ram to windows 98 anyway, but it can be done even for windows 95.
Eduardo Avila yeah... but I just usually have alot of task open.... heavy tasks at that time... while also having a DOOM server so alot was happening...
DeJay_Incognito but if you think that its minimum requiriments were 4megs, it was way up with 256mb, so it would be tolerable. And win98 is more tolerable and stable (on my machines at least) and support up to 1gb of ram or 1,5gb, dont remembrr exatly.
DeJay_Incognito Yeah i know. But with a good cd, a duron motherboard of better is now easier to install it. I installed it once with 512mb and then put more 256mb and it was ok. But i didnt had my original cd, i took one from some download website. I still have the key tho. I wonder if the fixes for more ram in 95 were awready added to that cd.
Eduardo Avila Windows 95 was a bitch about ram... you needed CDRNerds CD-ROM Ram Hax if you wanted more than 256 MB after installing Windows 95 back in the day...
To be strait with you... back in those days 256 DDR b2 are equal to our 256 GB DDR4 sticks and adding on that these sticks did not have support until PRE-WINDOWS 2000 via Windows Update... so having 2 Gigs of ram is equal to a stack overflow unless hax are thrown into play.... GAWD.... those days sucked.... Gaming PC for 1998 = 1400$ and had a pentium 2, 1gb ram, Vudu graphics 24mb vram (nVidia was not widely known), 50gb HHD rpm 2400, some very chunky motherboard.... and that grey-yellow plastic casing, USB 1.0... yeah..... also Mac was a wide choice during this age as they updated their ui like nobody's concern... so it was alot more appealing.... I prefer you reserve some time for reserch during this era... as 1997-2001 was the BOOM that shaped our pc's nowadays..
@@retrocysper3709 I would install Windows CEMENT, but it's still in beta. Still calls itself Windows CE 3.0, Windows Millennium Edition or Windows 2000.
AFAIK, I think that Windows 98 SE was only supported up until 2004 or so. By then, the max I think it could support was 512 MB, since you'd have to have Win XP to support anything more than that, iirc. Could be wrong, though. Not to mention that I'd have to think that 160GB HDDs are perhaps the most capacity that Win 98 SE could support.
DeJay_Incognito Dual channeling? Only the good motherboard had that in that time.. Well i never saw one.. And until some time ago there were some single channel ones
Robert Morin There were many pentium 3 motherboards that suported up to 1gb. Yours support less... But you tried one stick of 1gb or two of 512mb? Because if the motherboard supports up to 1gb, it needs two 512mb sticks to accomplish that. I have two amd durons, one support up to 1gb and other support up to 2gb i think. But yeah, its common to find old motherboards limited to 512mb, its because their chipset.
Well, true, but I think that anything released prior to a Pentium 4 PC, maybe it's the Dell OptiPlex I have Win 98 SE on, it seems the GX110 only can take up to 512 MB (probably because it was a small form factor desktop).
Windows 98 was made in a time when 2GB of RAM was thought to be impossible, however due to the 32bit integer limit any number higher than this limit would simply be turned negative so that it could still keep counting so basically Windows 98 thnks you have negative memory
@@thevectrex1482 is 2GB actually the problem or is it just the what enderman chose to use? For some reason I thought I heard 9x doesn't like anything over 480MB and stuff over 512MB is when things start to really go south. I haven't actually tested it. I have a 98 VM myself so maybe I'll give some different values a go
@@Scoopta Well clearly something is going on so if it's not an overflow I dunno what it could be. I wouldn't put it past Microsoft to use signed ints for no reason, and clearly 2GB is causing weirdness on its own, so the logical conclusion would be that it's using signed ints. Unless of course it's completely unrelated to overflow.
Except 32-bit ints overflow at 4GB not 2 which is why all 32-bit OSes max out at 4GB, not 2, unless it's using signed ints for memory which would be...stupid to put it lightly
Windows 98 doesn't Supports more than 1 GB of RAM... I did a similar thing in Windows 95, but just because i wanted enough ram to install Windows Vista individual machine
Maybe the number of RAM bytes is stored in a signed 32-bit integer, that means that if you have more than 2 GB of RAM, Windows might think you have a negative amount of RAM!
Cookieglue eh... not quite.... actually it has support for 912gb RAM (if you love BSOD)... Windows NT 2014 R2 has support for 2 TB of (DDR4 only) RAM... if you love being greeted with a :( after you login
1GB limit was the thing up to Windows 98, but you're partially right - 32-bit systems can only support up to 4GB of RAM. Unlike 98, systems like XP, 7, 8 etc. will run fine if RAM capacity is beyond what OS can use, it's just they detect that there's only 4GB of RAM.
1.the Max GB on Win98 is 1 2. when you have a 98 and more than 1 GB the System Files bootmrg. exe/dll and Systems saver.dll are confused and Not working right!
after the windows NT or windows new technology the windows can support infinity ram if the hardware supports 9 terabytes of RAM the windows will run but he not gonna use all te RAM on DOS the limit of RAM is limited because the DOS don't use the architecture POSIX you can read more on these links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_NT on DOS the limit of RAM is selected by the binaries of the windows 95 and DOS today on windows 10 the DOS is used on CMD and emulated by windows NT however the windows NT continue to have death screens :( but with a less frequency on DOS you can wipe the drive that contains DOS when the DOS is running test this
sorry for my english iam brazilian and iam learning english
My best guess is that Windows 98 is a 32-bit operating system that works on two's complement binary system. With that, it's memory range would go up to a bit under 2GB, and when the limit is breeched it will flip around and go to around -2GB, and the system will interpret it as such.
It's "Lightless Dawn" by Kevin MacLeod. You can listen to and download it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E5uY08HThc The download link is in the description of the linked video.
Я знаю что ты русский , поэтому - каждая ОС ограничена по оперативной памяти. Тогда топовым играм надо было 16-32 мегабайт оперативы.У 98 ограничение примерно 1,5 - 2 гб оперативной памяти. А ты дал системе 2048 мегабайт оперативной памяти. Windows 10 Pro x64 поддерживает максимум 512 гигабайт (536870912 килобайт) оперативной памяти.
Привет, Ender! Хочу сказать чтобы ты по больше выпускал видео, и почему ты говоришь по английский, ты же наверно русский, как я понимаю, и хотелось бы с тобой поговорить, скинь свой VK, жду.
I just know that the memory as big as 256 MB is maximum possible size for the DOS-based Windows 9x. If you set it bigger than 256 MB, then you cannot run Windows.
User: *boots up Windows 98 with 2GB of RAM* Windows 98: Sorry, you do not have enough random access memory (yes, that's what RAM stands for) to boot up Windows 98. Please remove unnecessary utilities from your autoexec.bat and config.sys files, and restart your computer. User: *boots up Windows 98 with 3GB of RAM* Windows 98: Still not enough RAM. Try again User: *boots up Windows 98 with 4GB of RAM* Windows 98: Not enough RAM. Try again. User: HOW MUCH RAM DO YOU NEED? Windows 98: 32MB-1GB User: *boots up Windows 98 with 256MB of RAM* Windows 98: Please enter your network password for Microsoft Networking. User password guess: 8uTWin98 Windows 98: Correct Windows 98: Enter your password to log on to Windows. User password guess: W1n9Bf7W Windows 98: Incorrect. User password guess: Win98FTW Windows 98: Incorrect User: *clicks Cancel* Windows 98: Welcome to Microsoft Windows! User: But I clicked Cancel User: *clicks the Start button* User: *clicks the app Run...* User: *tries to run C:\con\con* Windows 98: BSOD! THE USER IS TRYING TO RUN C:\CON\CON! BLUESCREEN ON THE USER! NOW! BSoD: *gives the user a BSoD* User: Come on! A BSoD? WHY? BSoD: You cannot run C:\con\con. User: *shuts down Windows (somehow, from the BSoD)* Windows 98: It's now safe to turn off your computer. User: *powers off his computer*
TheDoginator legit af boi.... adds 256 gigs ram.... (booting) ...way too little RAM found... your a fucking pesant... cannot afford enough RAM to run Windows 98 SE
Well that's made me to remeber old laptop with win 98 and was have 2gb Ram cuz was 2011 and i was don't know any electronics in 2011, but back in to subject i was seen that same message
First you need to open cmd and run stuff like how you did with the video windows 11/windows 10 on 1GB so I think any windows can run that u were kind of odd in the first place lol
hey..in in video on "Wannacry Ransomware" you say that you give us some 3 things if subscribers reach 1200. Now your subscribers reached 1.5k. you still not fulfil your promise bro.
I dont even care about any giveaways from Ender, its not important. Im starting to lose interest on you Ender, but keep it up! Its not the end of what you can acheive!
He means: Windows 98 supports 1 gigabyte maximum RAM. Whenever Windows 98 sees more than 1GB, it thinks there is only 2 megabytes of RAM in the computer.
If you translate it into my language, the translation will be "Okna 98". A bit weird, or not? And do you know what is this language? :D And sorry for my bad english :P
He messed up something. I am from Portugal and we say like you brazilians or you englishes. He meant to say max memory for this Windows version is two GB.
zero gamer Ah no you dont.. I never saw anyone translate the name of this... We in Brazil call it windows 98... If you are in Portugal is another story tho...
У ТЕБЯ ЖЕ ВСЕ НА РУССКОМ! ПОЧЕМУ ТЫ ВЫПУСКАЕШЬ ВИДЕО ПО-АНГЛИЙСКИ? Хотя... Зачем я спрашиваю? Все равно мне никто не ответит кроме русских подписчиков...
Windows 98 : Doesn't want you to upgrade to 2 GB Windows XP: Chokes on 4 GB, could actually adress up to 64GB Windows Vista: Chokes on 4GB, too. Windows 7: "The is an 64-bit version? Get that!" Windows 7 x64: "I humbly use 2GB for me, yes?" Windows 10 x64: "16GB? Pfft. GImme more, so I can reserve 50% for no reasons. Buy an SSD, too, you lazy fuck so I can dump more bloatware trash on it!"
Raymond Chen wrote an entire article on this I think. The vmm32 that’s included in windows 9x starts sapping away RAM after you reach 512 megs. There was a man by the name of Rudolph Loew who fixed it, but he sadly passed away. However, you could ask the msfn forum if someone has the patch.
It corrupted the code. I would be curious to see this experiment on a real windows 98 machine
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Bet
0 likesMe too
0 likesDamn, we have 2 computer experimenters here
1 likecool
2 likesSiam Alam I done that. It dont corrupt the code... It just cant allocate more than 1.5gb of ram so it wont allocate anything and crashes.
14 likesWhen i done that i took out the one 1gb stick of the 2 sticks and the system haply worked again
"Its now safe to turn off your computer" (?) Is Strange...
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Is not strange for non-ACPI PCs.
0 likesI try to install Windows 95 on DOSBox and shut it down.
Then the text "It's now safe to turn off your computer" shows until I close DOSBox.
@@lihzahrdatlas me: *heavily breathe* OOOO
0 likesThese systems doesn't ACPI. So, it showing that "It is now safe to shutdown your computer" because it can't shutdown computer because it doesn't have ACPI.
1 likeIt's not strange because no ACPI Driver istalled
1 like@@ChloekabanOfficial in fact so is I played Terraria
0 likes@@lihzahrdatlas Your username contains "Lihzahrd". Sounds like Terraria imo..
0 likesI don't know thanks
0 likesback then, computers don't turn off automatically after you shutdown your computer.you need to turn off improperly when it says It is now safe to turn off your computer
10 likesLihzahrd Atlas because old computers had on and off switch that way on and the other off
11 likes1 gb is max ram windows 98
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@Sapphire half of 1GB RAM?
0 likescan you use more than 1gb ram with the unofficial patches
0 likes@@powerslave0606I got the same error when a was installing windows 98 se on m desktop pc
0 likes@@powerslave0606 i thought it was 1 gb ram
0 likes@Super Cheetah You comment on a fucking one year old comment wtf
0 likes@Aryan Ajamy People call it common sense(not me;))
0 likes@Aryan Ajamy when technology allows you to edit and make corrections but epic nerds stay on with mistakes confindently;)
0 likes@Aryan Ajamy what hell... That literally means win98 runs only on 2007+ PCs... Oh $#!+
0 likesI must get a newer PC to run win2k xD
John Angell No, I‘m running 640MB fine on a retro laptop myself.
0 likes@@costin88boss74 I shortened it dumbfuck
0 likes@@Shinkaaaa its gb idiot
0 likes512MB is Maxinmum RAM for Win98
0 likesIT'S 512MB MAX
0 likes1gb is enough
0 likesツaxel7542 aaaaa
0 likes1gig is max
1 likeKingPlayz because win98 not know to much RAM
3 likesWhy
0 likesaxel7542 ツ yes I think
1 like1G = 1024MB
5 likes2G = 2048MB
3G = 1+2G
4G = 4096 or 2+2G
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Bois... it's 512 for 4 mths of pre 2nd edition then Second Edition Ver .1 had 512 ram support... then Mac OSX 8.1 gave support for 1gig ram so Second Edition Ver .2.4 via Windows Update gave support for 1 gig of ram... very glitchy stuff tho... it wasn't "perfected" untill Windows 2000 which gave the first 2 gig support and paved way for x64 bit processors and much later added Windows XP x64 bit edition which was 2003/2004...
4 likesIt s 512 mb. This happened to me too when I found the hdd that I used back in 2007 with 4 gb of ram and win 98 and tried to boot with 4 gb ddr2 ram.
4 likesGreenStarYT That includes Second Edition?
1 likeaxel7542 ツ its 512MB and 512MB isnt 1GB
5 likesI know this video is old and your question has probably been answered, my understanding as the 9x kernel is built ontop of DOS, it will assume anything more than 1GB of RAM (1024MB) would overflow and result in a negative RAM value. I got it to boot on 1.1GB RAM (1152MB). Some examples of this can happen on some older program installations such as Sims 1 when you have more than 2GB of RAM in your system.
21 likesTake this with a grain of salt as I'm not 100% sure if this is true, I know patches exist and workarounds but realistically, I don't think there's any program that'll run on any Windows 9x system that'll be able to utilise more than 1GB of RAM. Not to mention Wikipedia states 98 is not designed to work with more than 1GB, this cited to a Microsoft page but no longer works as it "doesn't redirect properly" anymore
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Guy is just some microsoft patches in virtual memory files. There are good amount of tutorials how to push the ram to the real limit witch is 4gb (32 bit limit)
0 likesEarlier versions of windows, earlier than windows 95, actually work with extended RAM. They just are limited to the 32-bit capacity, which is a little under 4gb.
0 likesLike an 8-bit system interpreting 257 as 2.
0 likesAmazing work.
0 likes¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Maybe Windows 98 doesn't like too much RAM! Try 1 GB.
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I've tried at 1 GB (1024 MB) and still works.
0 likesThere is a patch, but the man who made it sadly passed away. You could ask the people who downloaded it on msfn.
0 likesYou were right!!!!
0 likes@@sonicthehedegdog6312 Yep you can. That specific era of computing was awesome, you could really hack into windows to modify it as you wish, the files werent well protected.
0 likesNowdays these mods are awmost impossible :/
Kernel Ex is only the solution
0 likesTaehun Lee It cant read more than 2gb without a patch or fix to make it sort of work with more than 1gb.
6 likesWin95 doesnt accept more than 768mb of i remember right...
I know this is old, but from what I heard its because of the memory manager, thee is actually a patch that allows it to work with 4GB (there is also a patch that improves performance on systems with more than 128MB, part of the unofficial service pack iirc, but you can prob get it separately), there are also patches that help it with faster CPUs, although still single core only for obvious reasons. I've had good luck with the patches just messing around in VMs, but as those VMs dont have proper driver support, I wasn't really able to test anything like games (as a stability test), may see if I can get it going in qemu (which supports emulating a cirrus logic card as the gpu). Although TBH, anything over half a gig is absolutely overkill for Windows 98 (then again setting up overkill builds can be fun). Another note, with Windows 98 at least, the official limit is 1GB of RAM unpatched, but I've heard anything over 700MB can be unstable, but as I said with the memory and CPU patches, it works fine with the little testing I've done..
15 likesSimply Windows 98 does not support this amount of RAM, it confuses and shows that error (or simply, Microsoft did not think of a specific error message for these situations).
72 likesBut what's that thing at 0:45?
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the thing at 0:45 said it is now safe to turn of your computer'
0 likesThe thing says " It is now safe to turn off your computer."
0 likesIt's now safe to turn off your computer.
0 likesIt's now safe to turn your computer
0 likesThat message when you click Read more isn't actually in the video
0 likesIt's now safe to turn off your computer
0 likesIt's no longer safe to reply ro ilCuriosoneDelWeb
0:45 (It's now safe to turn off your computer)
0 likes@@h0r1z0nz7 I am on phone too!
1 likeThat says "It's now safe to turn off your computer."
0 likesRealDagkiller YusR no it was a joke
1 likeEntity 303 r u real
0 likesilCuriosoneDelWeb It says It’s now safe to turn off your pc. I found out b cuz I am on phone it’s faster to pause and I did it repeatedly
0 likesThe thing at 0:45? Ha, this is just orange text which it says "It's now safe to turn off your computer."
0 likes0:46
2 likesit says:its now safe to turn your computer off,that usually displays on old computers when you can turn off your computer with button,beacuze computer in that age could not turn off by clicking turn off in system.
3 likesValgo Fire and iiCuriosoneDelWeb this was during the pre-windows 95 time, but it was left in the kernel for Pre-boot as it was built on an older version of Windows NT...
2 likesilCuriosoneDelWeb It’s now safe to turn off your computer
4 likesit's just unsafe to turn it off at any other time because you may risk data loss.
4 likesZABIJAK OFFICIAL CHANNEL was it not safe before was it gonna blow up or something (got this line of text in a vidoe on youtube)
4 likesIt's now safe to turn off your computer.
21 likesThis stupid text scares me out... It happens because Auto Shutdown/Safe Shutdown wasn't developer in the old times and if you would press the button before the OS shuts down, you could lose your unsaved progress or even lose data.
Valgo Fire Ah ok, thanks for the explanation! ;)
5 likesI get the thumbnail.
3 likesWindows 98 wants the pain to end. So it shuts down and says
Turn off your computer.
I think win98 won't run on 2GB because it's from the 90s and it actually doesn't support the ram. 1GB is the limit but 512MB is a nice amount
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Consider using 256 or 512 MB if you're using 98 (or dualbooting it with XP).
1 like@@echoesofdawn_official same. Even I'm commenting using this emulator. And I'm setting 512 mb and that's recommended because it will boot way faster. XD
1 likeYeah. 512 mb boot more faster than 1024 mb (1 GB).
1 likeI use windows 98 on android with limbo pc emulator with the virtual ram set to 200 MB. It works just fine.idk know why
2 likesI have a Windows XP laptop with 256MB RAM. 512MB really is better, but I have no clue how to access the memory. I think it's under the keyboard.
2 likesPlot twist: It’s an Easter egg from Microsoft.
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@@LabOptics ...
1 like#nice
@@bugcore6676 it was a joke
0 likesnope
0 likeswin 98 is just screm wheh she saw dat amount of ram insert lenny here
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0 likesI think that the fact of it being an old system makes than anything higher than 1024 MB makes it overflow.
6 likesUsing 2 GB makes it overflow, so it tries to fix it by understanding the GB as MB, but 2 MB isn't enough for Windows 98.
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@@albertoscorfano9066 the minimum requirement is 16mb, so it would work with 16gb
1 like@@albertoscorfano9066 4 mb isn't enough, 512 mb (512GB) should
0 likesSo if you give it 4GB should it boot?
1 like0:45 i saw the shut down message for a second lol
4 likes0:45
2 likesOrange text:hi, wanna shut it down?
Enderman:oh okay!
Windows 95 Only uses 1 GB But, I see 2 GB Is a Full But it's a glitchly Error and it Said "It's Now Safe to turn off your Computer."
1 likeOn DOS based Windows(or DOS In General), the RAM Support is capped at around 1 GB for 16-bit versions of DOS and Windows based on DOS. 32-bit versions of DOS and Windows based on DOS will officially Support 2 GB of RAM (or it's suppose to anyway). Because of that Limitations(Among many other reasons), the NT Kernel was introduced in Consumer Windows. the most notable release would be Windows XP, the first consumer Windows with the NT technology. 32-bits were now capped at 4 GB because of physical limitations of the Processor. Every version of Windows after XP (Vista, 7, 8.1 and 10) have been based off of NT Technology.
1 likeIt happens on every 9x version (95, 98, ME, I believe even 16-bit Windows 3.x) when you add more memory than 512/1024 MB (I don't remember exactly).
3 likesMe: installs 128 GB RAM DDR4
0 likesWindows 98: insufficient RAM
Overload of ram can cause graphical contrast dispder and also overwhelmingly heat the CPU . To percent the action of overheating Microsoft has disinged win 98 and other of it's is to allow the software to run on sufficient bits of ram which gets removed after the realse of win 7
1 likeWindows 98, and all of the 9x DOS cores does not like more than a GB of ram, and cannot initialize Windows, and thinks that there's not enough RAM to start windows and stops. If you somehow remove this check though, it possibly can boot, but will have problems. This protection is made to protect your sensitive data.
2 likesAs far as I know:
5 likesWhat happens is Vcache (the disk cache in RAM) consumes more RAM as the total system RAM goes up.
At a certain point Vcache consumes so much RAM during boot that the system fails to boot.
This point is, depending on the software and updates you have installed, around 1GB of RAM.
Don't worry.
1 likeThe limit RAM for Windows 10 is 5 Terrabits
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Lol.
0 likesActually :
Home: 128gb!? (more than enough)
Pro: 2TB!!!!!!!!???????? (ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm)
Windows 98 doesn't support that much ram. In fact, if you use too much, it can not handle it and then it treats it as a very low amount of ram that it can handle (which is usually about 4mb) and windows can barely or wont run on it. It is recommended to use 512mb or less.
1 likeSince this is a old version, it could not support that many. Ussualy, the least amount of RAM was 8mb, Since I used one.
4 likesIt was 2 RAM for Windows 98
3 likes(i swear that wasn't a joke about the title)
Windows 98's RAM filesytem doesn't detect such amount of RAM. So it probably crashed and tell the bootloader random ram numbers that were very small. So bootloader decides to not proceed to evit overheating and components damage.
1 likeUser: Puts 2GB of RAM
0 likesWindows 98: NO! Don't put me on 2GB! You're trying to underestimate me!
It's because FAT32, which windows 98 runs on, has an inefficient data usage which causes it to have to limit itself to read only small chunks of data so that there is no increased data rot especially in the memory as if it's main systems for managing quick data changes were too big for FAT32 to read, lots of data may be damaged, this was changed in NTFS (windows vista+) but it relied on how many different combinations of binary E.G. 32Bit = 192 different combinations (which before xp was only 16 bit) was why XP can have 2gb+ RAM but 64 bit NTFS maximum RAM is apparently 2000GB but unfortunetly whith our current RAM sticks, we can only get 128GB of RAM.
0 likesThere are 2 reasons
0 likes1. Your virtual had error
2. Windows 98 cannot take on too many GB.
imagine if the maximum storage of win98 is 1TB
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Or the maximum storage of Windows 10 was 1PB (1 petabyte (1,000,000,000,000,000 bytes (saying that 1KB is 1000 bytes, 1MB is 1000KB, 1GB is 1000MB, 1TB is 1000GB and 1PB is 1000TB)))
0 likesIt happens on Windows 95 and there’s a setting that does that.
2 likesThe "It's now safe to turn off your computer." thing at 0:46 is a bug on Windows, he even talked about it
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It is not it is cause there was no auto shutdown on old windows versions so it would have everything turned off and saved apart from the os so you use the power button to turn off
0 likesturn off your computer.
0 likessense computers were old there was no support for more than 1gb of ram
1 likewhat is the song you use at the beginning of the video? The Intro?
1 likeBecuase windows 98 is 32bit and the max amount of ram for 32 bit is 1.5 gig
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Techflash I thought it was 4 gigs
0 likesEverybody gangster till your computer scares you to turn off the pc
0 likes0:02 it sounds like the enderman on-screen is saying Zune, or Boom, or Doom.
0 likesThis happens because Windows 98 is an old system and by that time 128MB of RAM were available, so Microsoft had only support for low amounts of RAM like that and couldn't support higher RAM amounts like 2GB or 4GB and so on. As Microsoft only expected those quantities of RAM by the time Windows 98 was released they only supported that. Try setting low quantities of RAM like 128MB or if you want you can try 1GB. (I know this is an old video and he has probably fixed this but this is for people that want to test old OS'es like Windows 98 or 95)
0 likesWhen my dad's work got windows 98 computers back in 1999, the computer builders inserted a 1GB Ram. And thats exactly what happened
0 likesThe system overflows at 1 GB so it thinks 2 GB is -1 GB, which isn't nearly enough to start (and negative RAM doesn't (and can't) exist anyway).
0 likeshmm it's totally NOT obvious if 1 Gig no work then do 95 GB!
1 likebecause win98 is designed run on a 512mb ram machine and this is a very huge number , that means in that time 2GB of ram = 64GB of ram nowadays. So it is totally normal and it will only recognize 640kb of ram.and 640kb is way too small to WIN98
0 likesWindows 98 seeing that it has 2gb ram:
0 likesWow, that's... big
i saw is sad turn off your computer and restart a computer
6 likesI think system files do not support 2 GB and more.
1 likeHonestly, it probably has to do with the way microsoft wrote windows 98 and how it handles memory. 1GB being the maximum without patches.
0 likesTry some RAM limitation patch.
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remove the line that checking amount of RAM boom then Win98 can boot on 768k RAM without not enough ram error
0 likesThis is normal, Windows 98 cannot handle so much RAM
0 likeswait... how my 2005 laptop runs on 3GB ? (it is sooo buggy but still usable)
1 likeWindows 98 does not support 2 gbs of ram because it is 32 bit, and 2 gbs is a 32 bit integer so it crashes the OS
0 likesmh. Peut être que Windows 98 est tellement ancien qu'il confond entre les GB et les MB... Très étrange, et excellente vidéo !
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Maybe 4GB is read as like 4KB by Windows 98 in terms of RAM.
0 likesmaybe because Windows 98 cant control 2GB of RAM,and those unused RAM will fxxk up the system
0 likesWindows 98 cannot detect large amounts of RAM
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Hello, me!
0 likesits now safe to turn off your computer i saw that
1 likeI don't know why but I guess it's Microsoft thinking Windows 98 won't be used in the future and, thinking of a typical PC from '98s, this is most probably normal to happen.
0 likesi noticed this too... i have a hardware windows 98 coputer and i figured it culd use a little more ram so i put 1gb in it (1gb and 512mb) and windows 98 flipped out
1 likeMaybe bcs laptops and computers back then are supposed to have way less ram. Avg ram back then was 256 mb I think.
0 likesAn interesting thing is my computer is Windows 10 and it runs just fine on 1GB of ram (no joke!) and it runs Minecraft just fine, strangely
0 likesWindows 98 second edition actual limit: 1152mb. (Not sure. My emulator doesn't have scroll ram selection.) And 1160 will react like that.
0 likesDid anyone see the thumbnail? It says "turn off your computer."
0 likes"turn off your computer"
0 likesIs this a threat
The error appears because the Windows 98 was made in 1998.
2 likesIn 1998 Every computer had 512 MB of RAM but the maximum that can handle Windows 1998 is 1 GB of RAM.
Deal with it.
I think is a bug due memory allocation (16 bits systems used to work with less of 1GB RAM.).. I have to make some calcs to prove it in first instance...
0 likesWindows 98's max RAM support is 1GB. Try using that instead.
0 likesWindows 98 only supported up to 500 MB or 1 GB of ram (depending on hardware). Go past that, doesn't start up.
0 likes16-bit operating systems don't support more then 1 gb of ram, because they run on the bios, but 32-bit operating systems have drivers so they can use more ram and the arhictecture is different.
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/facepalm Noooooo 16-bit programs don't run in bios. (Os is a program) 16-bit is the architecture of the processor (8-bit 16-bit 32-bit 64-bit) your fancy newfangled processors can run 8 bit software fine on bare metal (No emulation)
0 likesIt’s because Windows 98 can’t address that much memory, so it gets confused and quits. Either that, or it’s getting some weird number of RAM, and that weird number isn’t enough, so it dies.
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That's one way of putting it XD
0 likesragequit :P
0 likesAs I know, it is because you need to add 1 line in the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS
0 likesI think there are patches to get Windows 98 running with more modern hardware. Look up UBCD on Michael MJD's channel.
0 likesYou get to the limits, it's an integer number (2gb = -1gb or 4gb = -???mb)
0 likesPause at 0:46.
13 likesIt's now save to turn off your computer
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@@user-ik5zn2lp2n Its a vm. iiot
0 likesit is dangerous to turn off your computer
1 likeI almost got goosebumps because of it. 😦
0 likesIt's no longer safe to reply to EB GM..
0 likesWindows 98 cannot shutdown automatically.
2 likesI slowed down this video, and i seen this screen at 0:45, not 0:46
2 likesIt`s now safe to turn off you computer
0 likesEDIT:i just sometimes writing toy when i need you.
The Epic Boy SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE
1 likeWindows 98 glitches with more than 1GB of ram. It doesn't know how to handle this much RAM, so it says there isn't enough. I recommend 32-256MB of RAM per Windows 98 device.
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I'm planning to use 256MB of RAM for my VM...
0 likesWindows can't detect memory.
0 likesMermory: 2024 MB
Try deleting the SYSTEM folder.
Press any key to continue........
There is a patch available that will let you use up to 4GB of RAM.
0 likesThat thing in 0:45 is creepy.was it somthing important?
0 likeswell that's because Windows 98 supports up to 1gigabyte or GB of ram
0 likesIs it 16-bit OS? Because 16-bit supports only 1 GB on Windows XP or earlier.
0 likesThe ram gets so high that the system cant get the graphics better than already are or so high that the computer cant process
0 likesRun msdos installer under 20 gb of hdd space and it will refuse to install properly. Run it under 20mb and it works.
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Coty Riddle Yep, but that even without the system tools, and for msdos 5 and possibly 6.22, idk about 7.1.
0 likesConsidering that not even the edit command would be avaiable, tecnically yes, but not that usefull.
But anyone has at least around 20mb to at least have some extentions, some other tools, third party boot menus and tools, maybe another dos extender, etc.
Not mentioning that its not so hard to fill out a 1gb space with msdos installers (copyied from the floppies) and the programs themselves.
Edit: just remembered, technically i can install linux in something like a few megs, maybe 30-40mb, but its also barebones.
@@eduardoavila646 ms dos can basically be installed on 1.44 MB floppy....
0 likesswiftlydoge27 《Dragonite Wolves》{Leader} Ah no... Actually it can allocate just up to 2gb if it is msdos 5 or older.. If its new, like msdos 7, it can go up to 120gb or something like that...
0 likesAnd actually msdos doesnt require too much space so it can be installed in such small place like 20mb, but just the basic system without much things...
Thanks And Awesome!
1 likeWho uses 2GB Ram PC in 2019?
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Me
0 likesI use Lenevo Thinkpad SL400c And Dell Inspiron 3542(500Gb Model)(Linux)(Installed Windows 10)
lol i do, a laptop, not a PC, released in 2009
1 likein 4gb of RAM it said "insufficient memory to initialize windows" and I'm like "THATS MORE THAN ENOUGH"
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Windows 98 be like: THAT'S TOO MUCH! I ONLY WANT A SINGLE GIGABYTE
0 likesSecret message is this: It's now safe to turn off your computer.
0 likesIt looks like a BSOD(instead of blue it is black on the B) or an error
🤔🤔🤔🤔
Well, as far as I know windows 98 was 16-bit. So... Maybe?
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@@cy6459 Well, I agree; but then it's the only explanation I have.
1 likeWindows Can't Dowland The Applications That Help Your Computer, Like Antiviruses,Microsoft Edge And More. That's Why Windows Won't Start.
0 likesthats it?
2 likesIt can't run more than 1gb i think. Because of limits that MS-DOS haves and Windows haves. Doe it was released in 1998
0 likes1gb ram is max ram for windows 98
0 likesIF YOU SET 2GB IN WINDOWS 98
WINDOWS 98 SEND FULL RAM ERROR
16 bit operating system confirmed
0 likesThe VM did it because the OS Doesn't have enough memory to boot the installation
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Like it did to my VM it said my VM needs to be repaired | Windows 8.1
0 likesIt’s because that 2 GB is the maximum RAM cap for Win98
0 likesWindows 98: HMMMMM
0 likesWindows98: Lets do what we gotta do with 2GB
User: Hm?
User: I Only used 2GB of ram why is 2GB of ram insufficient memory
Its becase this windows is a hybrid 16 and 32 bit system. Its mixed with dos. So it cant read (and allocate) more than 1gb of ram, so it dont allocate any ram becase it cant read all of the installed and crashes becase it dont have any ram.
0 likesWindows 95 is limited to something like 768mb of ram, and doesnt like 1gb.
But there is some patchs/fix to make win98 read more than 1gb of ram. I dont know why would you need more ram to windows 98 anyway, but it can be done even for windows 95.
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Eduardo Avila yeah... but I just usually have alot of task open.... heavy tasks at that time... while also having a DOOM server so alot was happening...
1 likeDeJay_Incognito but if you think that its minimum requiriments were 4megs, it was way up with 256mb, so it would be tolerable. And win98 is more tolerable and stable (on my machines at least) and support up to 1gb of ram or 1,5gb, dont remembrr exatly.
0 likesDeJay_Incognito Yeah i know. But with a good cd, a duron motherboard of better is now easier to install it. I installed it once with 512mb and then put more 256mb and it was ok. But i didnt had my original cd, i took one from some download website. I still have the key tho. I wonder if the fixes for more ram in 95 were awready added to that cd.
0 likesEduardo Avila Windows 95 was a bitch about ram... you needed CDRNerds CD-ROM Ram Hax if you wanted more than 256 MB after installing Windows 95 back in the day...
0 likesIt did not work because you exceeded the RAM limit that can support Windows 98.
0 likesLow: 40MB
Recommended: 200MB
High: 1GB
windows 98 limits your maximum ram thats why its wont boot
0 likes98 literally will not accept more than one gig of RAM.
0 likesWindows 98 is hard coded to only support up to 1 GB of ram. Even then it is still a little dodgy.
0 likesBecause Windows 95/98 doesn't have the right drivers because it doesn't have enough space
0 likesIt's probably because Windows 98 is a 16-bit system and 16-bit systems can't handle more than 1GB of RAM.
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Equisynth Studio This might be close to correct.
0 likes+Equisynth Studio Windows 98 is partially 32-bit.
0 likesturn off your computer.
0 likesMe at 3:00:
THROWS OUT PC THE WINDOW
System32 is corrupted and it can’t handle a boot up
0 likesis that the shortiest video in the channel?
0 likeswindows 98.exe spirits of hell
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-_-
0 likesTo be strait with you... back in those days 256 DDR b2 are equal to our 256 GB DDR4 sticks and adding on that these sticks did not have support until PRE-WINDOWS 2000 via Windows Update... so having 2 Gigs of ram is equal to a stack overflow unless hax are thrown into play.... GAWD.... those days sucked.... Gaming PC for 1998 = 1400$ and had a pentium 2, 1gb ram, Vudu graphics 24mb vram (nVidia was not widely known), 50gb HHD rpm 2400, some very chunky motherboard.... and that grey-yellow plastic casing, USB 1.0... yeah..... also Mac was a wide choice during this age as they updated their ui like nobody's concern... so it was alot more appealing.... I prefer you reserve some time for reserch during this era... as 1997-2001 was the BOOM that shaped our pc's nowadays..
0 likesDon't worry, Windows just wants you to touch grass
0 likesЭндер, чё за песня у тебя в интро?
2 likesMAX RAM Win 98 is 512MB
0 likesSome case, it can handle more than 1GB with tweak's and it's risk
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Both of you are right.... in some ways... windows 98 had an update for support of 1 gig ram shortly after Windows 98 se
1 likeIf i remember correctly it is actually 1 gb of ram the max amount
0 likesMEMORY_OVERFLOW_EXCEPTION
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:(
0 likesYour PC ran into a problem that it couldn't handle, and now it needs to restart.
Stop code: MEMORY_OVERFLOW_EXCEPTION
It'll restart in: 4 seconds
Windows 98 and the PCs taht used to run it could only detect a max of 512MB of Ram
0 likesToo much ram that it doesn't even fit into memory
0 likesHey enderman! Can you send VMWARE link +1?
1 likeWindows 98 recognize GB like MB. For W98, 2 GB of RAM is like 2 MB of RAM.
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But 1GB should be like 1 Mb right? That's would be more than insufficient.
0 likesThere is a way to remove the limit but I'm not telling you.
0 likesI hate the use of VMs. I prefer to use the actual hardware whenever possible.
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Andy Madden ok.... uses GTX Titan for graphics card ...video card outdated
0 likesDude you need more subscribers
0 likesalready knew this, with windows ME which is the best
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@@retrocysper3709 I would install Windows CEMENT, but it's still in beta. Still calls itself Windows CE 3.0, Windows Millennium Edition or Windows 2000.
0 likesWith CE and NT add on now the power is here.
0 likesWindows CEMENT!
It's only his opinion
1 likewow, i gonna test it on my vm
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Do you have a lot of ram on ur PC?
0 likesIt was now save to turn off your computer wit 2GB of RAM
0 likesIt thinks it has negative RAM
0 likesin win 98 years no one have 2 gb RAM.
0 likesThe Windows 98 Doesnt recognize Too mutch ram above 1 GB
0 likesAm I watching a creepypasta or something
0 likesThese music:Kevin MacLeod - Lightless Dawn
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I heard this before on SCP Illustrated and have been trying to find the music for some time, thank you
0 likesThumbnail: Turn off your computer NOW.
0 likesAFAIK, I think that Windows 98 SE was only supported up until 2004 or so. By then, the max I think it could support was 512 MB, since you'd have to have Win XP to support anything more than that, iirc. Could be wrong, though. Not to mention that I'd have to think that 160GB HDDs are perhaps the most capacity that Win 98 SE could support.
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DeJay_Incognito Dual channeling? Only the good motherboard had that in that time.. Well i never saw one..
0 likesAnd until some time ago there were some single channel ones
Eduardo Avila Dual Channeling was important at that time...
0 likesRobert Morin There were many pentium 3 motherboards that suported up to 1gb. Yours support less... But you tried one stick of 1gb or two of 512mb? Because if the motherboard supports up to 1gb, it needs two 512mb sticks to accomplish that. I have two amd durons, one support up to 1gb and other support up to 2gb i think.
0 likesBut yeah, its common to find old motherboards limited to 512mb, its because their chipset.
Well, true, but I think that anything released prior to a Pentium 4 PC, maybe it's the Dell OptiPlex I have Win 98 SE on, it seems the GX110 only can take up to 512 MB (probably because it was a small form factor desktop).
0 likesRobert Morin The harddisk space you said is correct... But win98 supports up to 1gb of ram
0 likesIt cannot recognise GB ant it reads 2 GB as 2 KB/MB, so it thinks the memory is not enough and it does not boot.
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But how does it work with 1gb then
0 likesI think it is just a Virtual Machine Bug
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Nah
0 likesIt's because Windows 98 Ram Can only go to 512MB
0 likesIdk it’s just telling you it’s now safe to turn off you computer
0 likesWhy did it say * It’s Safe To Turn Off Your Computer Now.* at 2G?
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I've try it myself on Limbo pc emulator and it's not displaying that message instead pulling the system to the home screen.
0 likesBecause pressing key at the error will shut down Windows.
0 likesWindows 98 was made in a time when 2GB of RAM was thought to be impossible, however due to the 32bit integer limit any number higher than this limit would simply be turned negative so that it could still keep counting so basically Windows 98 thnks you have negative memory
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@@thevectrex1482 is 2GB actually the problem or is it just the what enderman chose to use? For some reason I thought I heard 9x doesn't like anything over 480MB and stuff over 512MB is when things start to really go south. I haven't actually tested it. I have a 98 VM myself so maybe I'll give some different values a go
0 likes@@Scoopta Well clearly something is going on so if it's not an overflow I dunno what it could be. I wouldn't put it past Microsoft to use signed ints for no reason, and clearly 2GB is causing weirdness on its own, so the logical conclusion would be that it's using signed ints. Unless of course it's completely unrelated to overflow.
0 likesExcept 32-bit ints overflow at 4GB not 2 which is why all 32-bit OSes max out at 4GB, not 2, unless it's using signed ints for memory which would be...stupid to put it lightly
0 likesBecause system is low of memory so it couldn't start
0 likesCuz Windows 98 Is 1GB Of Ram And Windows XP Too!
0 likesWindows 98 doesn't Supports more than 1 GB of RAM... I did a similar thing in Windows 95, but just because i wanted enough ram to install Windows Vista individual machine
0 likesMaybe the number of RAM bytes is stored in a signed 32-bit integer, that means that if you have more than 2 GB of RAM, Windows might think you have a negative amount of RAM!
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I think that it deffinetly does something with overflows. And to cause the same issue on Win10? Get a RAM with over 9 qvintillion bytes... yeah...
0 likesAdrien G yup... stack overflow is the shorter term for that
0 likesback after 2019 or 2020.. we can consider it 2020 on 12/1/2019 ( date of comment )
1 likeMS-DOS 1GB RAM Limit?
0 likesBecause it’s not Enough memory
0 likesDon't mess with ram gods on poor Windows 98 what can't hold the power of 2 GB ram and more.
0 likesI think cause its the windows 98 thinking its so less ram than 289 mb
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I think you mean Windows 98 thinks 2GB is 1MB
0 likesthere actually is a workaround by adding these lines to SYSTEM.INI:
1 like[386Enh]
MaxPhysPage=30000
[vcache]
MaxFileCache=393216
Windows 98 has a limit of 1GB i think
0 likes"turn off ur computer"
0 likes- OS 2018
and win 98 don't work with 2GB RAM try 5 GB or 4GB RAM
0 likesvirtual motherboard?
0 likesI think windows 98 doesn't support 2GB RAM...Like windows 10 home doesn't support more than 128 GB RAM.
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Yeah.
0 likesWindows 98 have 1gb ram limit.
0 likesIt's now safe to turn off your computer.
0 likesjust like 32 bit windows cant have more than 4GB of ram so...
0 likesYou reached the maximum and you can't boot win98 because reached the limit of ram and.
0 likesWin 98 don't think it was that a virus so was kill safe mode
0 likesIt will be work if you replace Himem.sys XMGR.sys, edit device=Himem.sys to DeviceHigh=Himem.sys at config.sys and install memory patch.
0 likesi'm guessing that the amount of RAM you have available isn't enough to run the Operating System
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run win98 under 512GB it says not enough ram
0 likesrun it under 512MB it works
i think it doesnt boot bc the ram that he had available is way to much, because win 98 cant have 2 gb of ram
0 likeswait what?
0 likesi can run win xp in 500 mb
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Yup, the minimum is 64MB. It can easily run with half a gig.
1 likeOS's have a cap on how much ram they can have. I'm pretty sure that Windows 10 (64 bit) can has several terabytes of RAM.
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Tomas Krizko, you're incorrect. I'm sure Windows 10 Home can support up to only 128GB of RAM, and Pro, around 512GB (if I'm correct)
0 likes64bit integrer limit is over 9 qvintillion... so it can handle over 9 qvintillion bytes... i think?
0 likes(9 qvintillion = 9 000 000 000 000 000 000)
Cookieglue your welcome man, anytime
0 likesThanks. Thruthfully, I was too lazy to google it. Instead I decided "hey some smart person will know", and you did.
0 likesSo thank you!
Cookieglue eh... not quite.... actually it has support for 912gb RAM (if you love BSOD)... Windows NT 2014 R2 has support for 2 TB of (DDR4 only) RAM... if you love being greeted with a :( after you login
0 likesyeet da old intro
0 likesOverflow maybe?
0 likesPreview: turn off your computer silly boy you even isnt done with homework
0 likesWhile i was watching my tablet froze and when i opened YouTube again IT WAS DIFFRENT. God help me plz
0 likesSo the system not support the 2gb ram
0 likesIs it set a high limit of memory?
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yes, 1 GB
1 likeThe max is 1gb of ram, has to do with 32 bit operating systems or something.
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1GB limit was the thing up to Windows 98, but you're partially right - 32-bit systems can only support up to 4GB of RAM. Unlike 98, systems like XP, 7, 8 etc. will run fine if RAM capacity is beyond what OS can use, it's just they detect that there's only 4GB of RAM.
0 likesWindows 98 max is 1158 mb of ram I think
0 likesit's windows 98 it's old it can only have 1GB of ram
0 likesWindows 98 is too old to support more than 1GB of ram
0 likesa secret? 0:45
0 likesThumbnail: turn off your computer.
0 likesYou using VMware Workstation Pro 12
0 likes1:18
0 likesSo, I guess that there is not enough RAM for Windows to boot.
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@Noah Nichols you didn't get it
0 likes(Edit: misspelled word)
T U R N O F F Y O U R C O M P U T E R .
0 likesI know why it some strange thing because the ram does not spec to the system the system req 5 or 4 Gb of ram
0 likesIt’s max amount of ram is 1gb of ram
0 likesWhy happen these Things?
0 likesCan windows not handle 2 gb ram?
1.5GB is the Max you can Have. 1534MB I think...
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1.5GB = 1500MB if the 1000 byte rule applies
0 likes1.5GB = 1536MB if the 1024 byte rule applies
Windows 98 like 1gb ram, 2 gb doesn't like.
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And 512 MB are their favourite ram number.
0 likesor just try 9999 ram will it break or not
0 likesWindows 98 is too low for a Memory too speedy
0 likesDo you must make windows 95 with small or/and high
0 likesmemory swapping is occouring
0 likeswhat music r u using at the intro??
0 likesSo strange...
0 likes1gb is max 2gb was way to much for the time
0 likes1.the Max GB on Win98 is 1 2. when you have a 98 and more than 1 GB the System Files bootmrg.
0 likesexe/dll and Systems saver.dll are confused and Not working right!
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bootmrg.exe/dll -> bootmgr.exe/dll
0 likes3 words:
1 likeMax 2 GB
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Shinka Dewana nope Max 1024
1 likeThe limit is 1GB
0 likesWhat happen if I put 8GB Ram? 😂😂
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@@blueboi_taipei101 How about Linus 1 TB of RAM with 64 CPU cores
0 likesHow about a 16GB
0 likesI love this memes!
0 likescomputer explosion
2 likesMaybe Overflow
0 likesMaybe a 9x Kernel Overflow
0 likesMax 1024 MB of ram
1 likeWhat's the music in intro?
0 likeswindows 93 does think that 2 gb and + are 0.1b
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93 -> 98
0 likesI think you mean Windows 98 thinks more than a gigabyte is a megabyte
Because Win98 can' t lift 2GB ram.
0 likesin 0:45 its that weird thing
0 likesits cause windows 98 only works with 1gb of ram ok never try adding more ram
0 likesMaybe it’s VMware tools
0 likesafter the windows NT or windows new technology
0 likesthe windows can support infinity ram if the hardware supports 9 terabytes of RAM the windows will run but he not gonna use all te RAM on DOS the limit of RAM is limited because the DOS don't use the architecture POSIX
you can read more on these links
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_NT
on DOS the limit of RAM is selected by the binaries of the windows 95 and DOS
today on windows 10 the DOS is used on CMD and emulated by windows NT
however the windows NT continue to have death screens :(
but with a less frequency on DOS you can wipe the drive that contains DOS when the DOS is running test this
sorry for my english iam brazilian and iam learning english
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I am brazilian too <3
0 likesIt Wouldn’t Work Since The Max Ram For Windows 98 is 128mb Of ram.
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Windows 98 can support more than 128 megabytes of RAM
0 likesno, the max amount is 1gb
1 likeOverflows?
0 likesNow try 500TB RAM.
0 likesThere's not enough RAM
0 likesWhat’s the music? K thx.
0 likesMy best guess is that Windows 98 is a 32-bit operating system that works on two's complement binary system. With that, it's memory range would go up to a bit under 2GB, and when the limit is breeched it will flip around and go to around -2GB, and the system will interpret it as such.
0 likesGuys, Windows 98 can't handle more than 512MB ram.
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actually it can handle up to a gig, not up to half a gig. Maybe you've never used a Windows 98 computer with between 512 and 1024MB of RAM.
0 likesHow old i must be to can join server on Discord? If 18 or more, i have bad news: I can't join server because im only 8 years old :(
2 likesBalon it thinks 2 gb as 2 mb
0 likes0:45 wtf is this text ?
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It's now safe to turn off your computer
0 likeswindows 98 max out at 512mb of ram
0 likesI think it doesn't suport 2 gb
0 likesbruh ive run windows 98 with 8gb ram and no problems!!
0 likesthe machine is loading setup
0 likes1 gb is max ram windows 95
0 likesOwhhh i know the problem. U have to upgarde ur storage minimal 200 gb. Thx
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Wait i think u need 1TB. Windows home max ram xd
0 likesIf he has that much
0 likesthumbnail is complete clickbait
0 likesCool idea tbh 8)
0 likes0:45 is it real?
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It's now safe to turn off your computer
0 likes0:27 what is the name of the song
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It's "Lightless Dawn" by Kevin MacLeod.
0 likesYou can listen to and download it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E5uY08HThc
The download link is in the description of the linked video.
Enderman is slav, why won't he "film" his videos in russian for russians?
0 likesЯ знаю что ты русский , поэтому - каждая ОС ограничена по оперативной памяти. Тогда топовым играм надо было 16-32 мегабайт оперативы.У 98 ограничение примерно 1,5 - 2 гб оперативной памяти. А ты дал системе 2048 мегабайт оперативной памяти. Windows 10 Pro x64 поддерживает максимум 512 гигабайт (536870912 килобайт) оперативной памяти.
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Ну это нескоро, я к тому времени уже наверняка куплю терабайт оперативки вместо моих 3-х :)
0 likes* 3-х гигабайт
Enderman :3
0 likes2GB of RAM i not enough, try 1TB. It'll work.
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THAT'S NOT POSSIBLE!
0 likesSMG4 quotes 2019NON!
0 likes(I'm crazy!)
NO!
whats the name of the used music in the video
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idk
0 likesTry with 8gb ram xD
1 likeTurn off your computer.. SCARY THUMBNAIL, DUDE
0 likesIntro song please
0 likesПривет, Ender! Хочу сказать чтобы ты по больше выпускал видео, и почему ты говоришь по английский, ты же наверно русский, как я понимаю, и хотелось бы с тобой поговорить, скинь свой VK, жду.
0 likesSpooky
0 likesIT'S NOW SAFE TO TURN OFF YOUR COMPUTER. OOOOOMMMMMGGGGG
0 likesdiscord?
0 likeswhat's the music name after the intro блять
0 likesGreeddows 98
0 likeshmmmmmm black screen ???
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yes black screen
0 likesAnyone knows this song from greenlegocats123?
0 likesI just know that the memory as big as 256 MB is maximum possible size for the DOS-based Windows 9x. If you set it bigger than 256 MB, then you cannot run Windows.
0 likesadds ram
0 likesthere is not enough memory
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User: *boots up Windows 98 with 2GB of RAM*
1 likeWindows 98: Sorry, you do not have enough random access memory (yes, that's what RAM stands for) to boot up Windows 98. Please remove unnecessary utilities from your autoexec.bat and config.sys files, and restart your computer.
User: *boots up Windows 98 with 3GB of RAM*
Windows 98: Still not enough RAM. Try again
User: *boots up Windows 98 with 4GB of RAM*
Windows 98: Not enough RAM. Try again.
User: HOW MUCH RAM DO YOU NEED?
Windows 98: 32MB-1GB
User: *boots up Windows 98 with 256MB of RAM*
Windows 98: Please enter your network password for Microsoft Networking.
User password guess: 8uTWin98
Windows 98: Correct
Windows 98: Enter your password to log on to Windows.
User password guess: W1n9Bf7W
Windows 98: Incorrect.
User password guess: Win98FTW
Windows 98: Incorrect
User: *clicks Cancel*
Windows 98: Welcome to Microsoft Windows!
User: But I clicked Cancel
User: *clicks the Start button*
User: *clicks the app Run...*
User: *tries to run C:\con\con*
Windows 98: BSOD! THE USER IS TRYING TO RUN C:\CON\CON! BLUESCREEN ON THE USER! NOW!
BSoD: *gives the user a BSoD*
User: Come on! A BSoD? WHY?
BSoD: You cannot run C:\con\con.
User: *shuts down Windows (somehow, from the BSoD)*
Windows 98: It's now safe to turn off your computer.
User: *powers off his computer*
TheDoginator legit af boi.... adds 256 gigs ram.... (booting) ...way too little RAM found... your a fucking pesant... cannot afford enough RAM to run Windows 98 SE
0 likesWell that's made me to remeber old laptop with win 98 and was have 2gb Ram cuz was 2011 and i was don't know any electronics in 2011, but back in to subject i was seen that same message
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@@ArnavAcharyaTech thank you. But I don't care.
0 likesBad English
0 likesdat thumbnail tho
0 likes. turn off
. your computer
You should remove system 32
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that prank doesnt work here ass, windows 98 doesnt have system32
0 likesActually your Windows PC is ded without System32
0 likesHaha. How funny. 😒
0 likesAcar Erker fixed my problems with startup... now I am welcomed by a good ol' :( on Win10... felt great
0 likesFirst you need to open cmd and run stuff like how you did with the video windows 11/windows 10 on 1GB so I think any windows can run that u were kind of odd in the first place lol
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its msdos on here tho, not NT
0 likesMaybe its just a limit to dont toast the CPU with so many stuff going on your screen
0 likeslf you make it 512 mb...
0 likesMake Windows 2000 With 64 Gb RAM
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kAAAAA.....
0 likesBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can what 4 gb guest in 4 gb host
0 likesSame happened to me, I was trying to dual boot 98 SE and XP
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Upload-No-Evil ok thanks
0 likesxp and 98se can run with like a gig
0 likestry a gig
0 likesIts Because 2GB Is Much
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Too much RAM can stop bootups
0 likesAre you from Russia?
0 likesI now how to make it boot and useable with 2 gb ram
0 likesO: Wait....
0 likesIt's to much ram
0 likeshey..in in video on "Wannacry Ransomware" you say that you give us some 3 things if subscribers reach 1200. Now your subscribers reached 1.5k. you still not fulfil your promise bro.
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I dont even care about any giveaways from Ender, its not important.
0 likesIm starting to lose interest on you Ender, but keep it up! Its not the end of what you can acheive!
Please give the download link of desktop.Puzzle
0 likesPlease tell the title of background music in your videos
0 likesThat's not fare man.. :-( :-(
0 likescan you please do it again.?
0 likesВыживание в windows 98 ender show edition
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freddy он руский и скрывает это
0 likesi have got win98 whiz 8 gb ram and works
0 likesWindis 98 in time 1g ram dont esists the windos see 2g 4g ram trik g is mb windos trik 2g is 2mb ram
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He means: Windows 98 supports 1 gigabyte maximum RAM. Whenever Windows 98 sees more than 1GB, it thinks there is only 2 megabytes of RAM in the computer.
0 likesWuit di fuk u saing plis lern hu tu inglis
1 likeIf you translate it into my language, the translation will be "Okna 98". A bit weird, or not? And do you know what is this language? :D And sorry for my bad english :P
0 likeszero gamer what language was that
0 likesSo it sees more than two GB like memory wasn't even there. Did you catch my point?
0 likesHe messed up something. I am from Portugal and we say like you brazilians or you englishes. He meant to say max memory for this Windows version is two GB.
0 likesDafuq are u talking about?
1 likezero gamer Ah no you dont.. I never saw anyone translate the name of this... We in Brazil call it windows 98... If you are in Portugal is another story tho...
3 likesweirdo
4 likesYourGamerGalaxy i got no idia to say dat in inglish am portugese i say "janela 98"
1 likeI have windows 10 I love it but like
0 likesturn off your computer
0 likesЭндер мэн всем ведь понятно что ты русский
0 likesbro im dowload windows 98 in vm max of ram 1 gb
0 likesДай я угадаю, ты русский?
0 likesi have got windows 98 whiz 2gb ddr1 and itt's run bery good
0 likesУ ТЕБЯ ЖЕ ВСЕ НА РУССКОМ! ПОЧЕМУ ТЫ ВЫПУСКАЕШЬ ВИДЕО ПО-АНГЛИЙСКИ? Хотя... Зачем я спрашиваю? Все равно мне никто не ответит кроме русских подписчиков...
0 likesturn off your computer.
0 likesTurn off your computer
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OK
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V Oh that's the wrong button!
Your Russian oh I'm half Russian becuse some polish words are said the same but not written the same and I'm polish
0 likesТы русский? Если да то почему видео на английском?
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mr. peashooter Аудитория больше, некоторая помощь в изучении языка, просто из интереса :shrug:
0 likesI love this video
0 likesYou are russian?
0 likesI don’t understand cuz it’s on Russian
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ГБ = GB
0 likesМБ = MB
Jahangir Hossan only the behaviour matters. Not the language
0 likesты русский
0 likesWindows 3 with 24 GB RAM?
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no
0 likes"turn off the computer" duh like i will
0 likesХорошее видео
0 likesРусский :3
0 likesты что русский
0 likesR u rus
0 likesclickbait
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cLIcKbAIt 😫
0 likes"Turn off your computer"
0 likesО русский!!
0 likesплагиат...
0 likesТы топ бро
0 likesЯ знаю что ты русский :)
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Он украинец
0 likesHow to get likes
8 likesSay that you liked your own comment
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WHERE'S ME LIEKS!
0 likesI'm very crazy
I liked my own reply!
1 likeBoh
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0 likesSubscribe, bro! :3
0 likes"himem.sys is testing for extended memory ..."
0 likesEnderman is Russian
0 likesWindows 98 : Doesn't want you to upgrade to 2 GB
0 likesWindows XP: Chokes on 4 GB, could actually adress up to 64GB
Windows Vista: Chokes on 4GB, too.
Windows 7: "The is an 64-bit version? Get that!"
Windows 7 x64: "I humbly use 2GB for me, yes?"
Windows 10 x64: "16GB? Pfft. GImme more, so I can reserve 50% for no reasons. Buy an SSD, too, you lazy fuck so I can dump more bloatware trash on it!"
Raymond Chen wrote an entire article on this I think. The vmm32 that’s included in windows 9x starts sapping away RAM after you reach 512 megs. There was a man by the name of Rudolph Loew who fixed it, but he sadly passed away. However, you could ask the msfn forum if someone has the patch.
9 likesIf you want to run windows 98 with more RAM
0 likesUse this : http://kernelex.sourceforge.net
Turn off your computer. Ender.
0 likesT U R N. I T. O F F. N O W.
this video is useless and clickbaity bullshit.
0 likesi eat poop
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YOU DO NOT
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0 likesПривет прикольное видео можешь прорекламировать мой канал а я прорекламирую твой мой канал называется Tirtvshow
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