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Common questions and comments: Didn't Windows Server 2003 have a startup sound for the UK? No, Windows Server 2003 never had a special startup sound in the UK. This is a widely believed myth that was created long ago. Truth is Microsoft never created special startup and shutdown sounds for Windows Server OSes. In fact, it would make no sense to do so since Servers don't need sounds; they're not consumer OSes. You'll see later in the video that Microsoft eventually made playing a startup sound in Server 2008 impossible along with the shutdown sound in Server 2012. This was done to speed up the boot times of the OS. Where are those special Longhorn sounds? Those Longhorn sounds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb2C6ZQ-eYU are not Longhorn sounds at all. In fact they have nothing to do with Longhorn. They're actually sounds created by Samsung for their Windows XP laptops. Feel free to install a Windows XP VM and try this software out. You will see what I mean: https://archive.org/details/samsung-theme You will also find that some Samsung phones actually reuse some of those Samsung sounds. What about Whistler's special startup and shutdown sounds? These sounds are what are falsely associated with Whistler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkLD-tljWPc Those sounds were never at any point used in Whistler. The myth arose because of a Whistler-inspired theme made back in the day that contained these sounds. This is exact theme on archive.org https://archive.org/details/tucows_176434_Windows_Whistler_True_Color Also, it would be extremely unusual for Microsoft to borrow a sound from an entirely different operating, BeOS, for the shutdown sound. Windows 8 and 10 do not have startup sounds. Actually they do have the Vista/7 startup sounds. You just haven't noticed it because by default they're disabled to speed up the OS. They can be easily enabled by going into the sound scheme settings and checking a box that says "Play Windows Startup sound". Additionally, you will want to disable fast startup in power options if you want to hear it on each boot up (otherwise it will only play when restarting Windows rather than from a fresh boot up). Where is Windows Server 2016 and Windows Server 2022? These OSes don't have sounds and they're overall not significant compared to the consumer versions of the OS. As you can see, this video was time consuming and complicated to put together. It's not really worth all that to add a relatively insignificant OS with no sounds to the video. Where is Windows 10X? Windows 10X was intentionally excluded as it is complicated to get the files to run the OS and if you have them, it's difficult enough to get it running. I am thus unable to verify through my own testing if the sounds associated with each build are actually correct. Where is Windows Odyssey? While Odyssey was a real project, it was ultimately cancelled. There are no known builds to actually exist and it is highly unlikely itmade it anywhere past the drawing board. All examples and images you see online of it are all fake. What about Windows NT 5.0 EUR edition? EUR edition is not a real edition of Windows NT 5.0. Didn't Windows Millennium use the Windows 2000 Beta 3 builds 1983 - 2000.3 sounds? No they were never used in Millennium. Why does Windows 10 have two different start menus shown? One (similar to Windows 8's start menu) is the DirectUI start menu they started off with and the other was the XAML start menu. Microsoft slowly transitioned the start menu to the XAML one for a better design and functionality. The XAML start menu is what the final version ended up using. By the way, I want to give a huge thanks for those at BetaWiki who uploaded most of these images. Just about all images where you don't see my name are not my images. Timestamps: 0:00 Windows 1.x 0:14 Windows 2.x 0:24 Windows 3.0 0:35 Windows MME 0:54 Windows 3.1 1:15 Windows 3.11 1:25 Windows For Workgroups 3.x 1:45 Windows NT 3.x 2:48 Windows 95/Chicago 5:35 Microsoft Plus! for Kids 6:49 Windows 95 Plus! 8:04 Windows Nashville 8:15 Windows NT 4.0 11:26 Windows 98/Memphis 13:33 Windows 98 Plus! 18:53 Windows 2000/NT 5.0 22:22 Windows Me/Millennium 24:02 Neptune 24:13 Windows XP/Whistler 26:23 Windows XP Plus! Sounds 26:58 Windows Server 2003/Whistler Server 28:52 Longhorn Pre-Reset 29:45 Windows Vista/Longhorn Post-Reset 31:13 Windows Server 2008/Longhorn Server 32:55 Windows Server 2008 R2 33:12 Windows Home Server 33:38 Windows 7 34:55 Windows 8 39:39 Windows Server 2012 41:09 Windows 10 42:57 Windows 11 If you would like to submit a build request, please submit it at https://billy-o-reilly.andremor.dev/ Join my Discord server: https://discord.gg/W2PYJA5rMd Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sonicrush007

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