1999 IBM Aptiva Windows 98 PC Update 3

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Uploaded by on Oct 25, 2011

Even though Windows 98 is no longer being updated and supported, it is still used by hundreds of PC users and retro hobbyists for nostalgic purposes. I still use my IBM Aptiva PC with Windows 98 and I hope to one day give this baby a working CD drive and upgrades and install Plus! 98 on it one day. This was my main computer since childhood until 2008, a 1999 IBM Aptiva PC, still works after all these years. But over time, the CD drive no longer wanted to read CDs and the other stuff and documentation was since lost. Now all I got left was the tower itself. Rate and comment. :)

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  • omg you have an apple studio display from the imac g3 era!

  • @kbhasikevin LOL Yes I do. I got it at a swap meet/flea market for only 20 bucks. :)

  • Cool, I had one of these from 2003-2007 when it finally quit, and I just got another one a few months ago and made a video about it. I love these things, the symbol of my childhood.

  • @Blueblur444 The symbol of my childhood as well. :)

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  • @agustinmotta111 Uhh, no. Lo agarre del Internet.

  • @OctavioGaitan amigo el sonido del prendido era del columbia tristar

  • @FreightExpress1993 Thanks for helpful tips.

  • You can still get CD-Drive for that computer to replace the broken one in there because they have online

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