Windows 98 POS system booting up

This is also at my mom's job. Sitting right next to the MS-DOS POS system in my other vid. It runs Windows 98 and isn't used for transactions, it is just used for pulling up price checks from the database stored on a Windows NT 4.0 server located in the backroom. This vid was a made a few months ago & this computer has been since replaced with a eMachine PC running Windows XP.

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[bnefriends92]

Is that Los Angeles Southwest College?

[KioskHacking]

@bnefriends92 Yes sir. 

[Dell0304]

is this your computer?

[KioskHacking]

@Dell0304 No it's the company computer, it has since been replaced now.

[kbhasikevin]

i'm not sure if you can press windows and quit the pos app and surf the net...

[KioskHacking]

@kbhasikevin Yea you could, they always used Internet Explorer to check online orders.

[Kweezy157]

@ForFreeTVShows The app is called 'Secure CRT' and it acts an just an dumb-terminal to a server-side app running on the old server called Prism POS if I'm not mistaken ;)

[Dell0304]

@KioskHacking oh ok.

[VideoBookEducation]

@KioskHacking yeah, I really wanted one kiosk from the museum but they just chucked them in the trash. Damn!

[VideoBookEducation]

@KioskHacking I think they are an old 1990s comp that went bust like Gateway