Older than this. I stopped before XP.

Does it count that I am 20 and have spindles of blank old CD/DVD?

Please. You're talking to a man here who ripped his entire CD collection into iTunes ... and then backed his library up on 1.44 MB floppies.

Not exactly Workbench 1.3 disk 1 is it?

that is so cute.. less than 1gb

missed that day

Ama bout to score me a free copy of XP 😏

I was thinking the album yes fragile. Check it out on on youtube. The song roundabout if nothing else.

My PC didn't support boot from CD, so I had to use about 6 WinXP floppies just to load the necessary drives to install from the CD. Good times

I think we also had the Win 95 and 98 installallers somewhere although I learned how to do it when upgrading from 98 to ME

MF, i had the same, same disc, same key lmao

Well, I should have Magic User Interface CD for Amiga 3.1 in somewhere. Didn’t find it right now.

I'm worried about a bunch of 3.5" floppies I have that I used to store a bunch of personal documents and journal writing from high school.

I haven't seen any of these documents for years because it's been a long time since I had a system with a floppy drive.

Real Gs had Windows XP Black Edition burned to a CD. This appears to be vanilla XP.

laughs in C64 BASIC

I can remember installing Windows 95 with floppy disks, that was slow. XP was great because you could finally do minor things and it not require a reboot.

The fact I recognise that key.

(Also my husband agrees with me that looks eerily like my handwriting and is the kind of disk i used OP are you in Australia...)

I memorised this key, mainly due to LAN parties, since someone would always have some issue that needed them to reinstall Wndows. To this day i can recite it in full at any time. Also my library card number from when i was 12 (in case i forgot my card at home).

At least 35. Maybe closer to 40.

I memorized that key from pure usage. Good times.

Me: This, but Office 2000.