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Hello guys, Game Boy Hub here and before
this video begins, I just have a few
things to say. So if you don't want to
hear about this, skip to this timestamp
for the video start. My previous video
that I posted was taken down right after
I uploaded it. It was taken down for
absolutely no reason and YouTube didn't
help me at all and just gave me a
channel warning. Basically, I just
re-uploaded pretty much the same video
right after that one got taken down, and
it is still up on the platform, so we
can be sure that there's nothing wrong
with it. I don't mind the YouTube system
making a mistake, but they just did
absolutely nothing to help me. I
appealed the decision and the human
review results were back in 3 minutes,
which is impossible because the video
was 19 minutes long and the live chat
did not help at all. and they just
basically told me that well if they made
a mistake they have removed it and they
can do whatever they want. They can
remove whatever content they want and I
just get a warning. So yeah, from now on
before every video I'll need to have a
disclaimer that explains that there is
no piracy in the video just because the
human review doesn't pay attention to
anything. So yeah, I am sorry about
that. But that made me lose quite a lot
of confidence and you know, I just
didn't want to touch YouTube for a few
days. But yeah, now we are back. I'll
upload this video and take a little bit
of a break. So probably about a week and
then I'll be back much stronger with
bigger uploads and much more interesting
videos. I'm sorry about rambling on, but
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Okay, so now that that painfully long
intro is gone, today we're going to be
doing a pretty fun video because I have
no idea what to record and I need to put
out a video. So, we're basically going
to be trying to run every Windows
version inside of one another. So, on
our beautiful computer over here, we
have got Windows 11 and then we're going
to open up VMware Workstation right
here. install Windows 10 inside of this
and then just install Virtual Box on
every other version and then install
Windows 8 inside of Windows 10, Windows
7 inside of Windows 8, so on and so
forth. And we're going to see how far we
can get in this little Windows seion. So
yeah, I'm pretty sure everyone got the
point of this video. Let's install
Windows 10. And here I have all of my
Windows ISOs. So here we have a Windows
10 version. I have no idea which version
it is, but it doesn't really matter. So,
we're just going to open that and we're
going to hit next. Windows 10 64bit.
That's fine. The path is fine. We're
going to click next. I'll up the space
up to 80 GB. Hopefully, that should be
fine. We'll store it as multiple files.
Click next. We have got 2 GB of RAM. I
might up that up to four just because we
might need quite a lot of RAM for all of
these versions. Also, we've got two
single core processors. I might go with
22, which might be a bit better for this
setup. And there you go. Our virtual
machine is starting up right away. So,
we'll just press any key right here. So,
yeah, I won't ramble too much on with
these installations. I'll just pretty
much be installing everything. You guys
have probably seen all of the Windows
installations in their entirety on my
channel because I've done so many. So
yeah, I'm just going to fast forward a
bunch of this and basically when we get
into Windows 10, I'll be right
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back. It's time for all the file
copying. So let's start another time
lapse.
So the installation was successful.
Everything runs as it should. It will
install all of the drivers directly from
VMware. So that is pretty useful. I
don't know why it is still lagging so
much, but let's hope that that goes away
soon enough. Yeah. So for some reason
when I turn the resolution down,
everything works absolutely fine. So
yeah, I'm not sure if that is the
display driver. Let's try installing
VMware tools and see if that changes
anything. So, we'll run this setup.
There we go. And after installing VMware
tools, everything seems to run much more
smooth. So, I guess that was the
solution. We need to restart the
computer one more time. Oh, yeah. There
we go. Now everything is running
normally. Great. So, let's install
Virtual Box on this thing. And I won't
be installing Google Chrome even though
I do that every time I make a new
software installation. The first thing I
do is set the Chrome as default browser.
But I'll give Microsoft Edge a chance
for this one installation. We'll go to
Oracle Virtual Box and we'll click
download right here. We'll go for
Windows. And there we go. It is
installing. I forgot how usable Windows
10 really is. I really love this
operating system. I'm currently
considering downgrading my main machine
from 11 down to Windows 10. Even though
Windows 10 will lose support soon, but I
just like this OS so much more than 11.
It just downloaded. Where did the
downloads go? Oh my god, this browser is
so Oh, there it is. Downloads. And let's
install this program. That is fine.
Yes, all of this is fine. And install.
Nice. That is done. So, we do need a
restart apparently to make all of this.
And let me see if I can just drag and
drop the Windows 10 ISO into that
virtual machine because that would be
extra helpful. So, we have Windows 8.1
right here. So, let's open up the
virtual machine and see if that's
possible. It is. Nice. So, I'll just
wait for this to copy over and then I'll
start installing Windows 8 inside of
Virtual Box inside of Windows 10 inside
of Windows 11. Yeah, this video might
get quite confusing to say all of this
after a while, but yeah, I'll just wait
for this to move and then start the
installation. Okay, and we have the
Windows 8 ISO right in there. So now we
can full screen this virtual machine and
let's create a Windows 8 virtual machine
inside of Virtual Box. So we'll go for
new right over here. We'll name it
Windows 8. We'll select our ISO image
which is on our desktop. And I won't do
the installation because I'm not sure if
it will work correctly. I'll give it two
gigs of RAM, which should be absolutely
fine. And I'll give it two CPU cores.
We'll go for next right over here. I'll
leave it at 40 gigs of space and click
next. And that is pretty much it. So, we
can start the machine up. And for some
reason, that failed. I have no idea why.
Maybe it's because it only has 128 megs
of RAM. Let's give it 256 MGB and see if
that works. Huh, that is pretty
interesting. Okay, so I tried the same
thing with the Virtual Box 6, which is
an older version of Virtual Box, and it
still doesn't work. So, I guess I'll
just try something else. I'll try to fix
this issue, and I'll be back if I do.
Okay, guys. So, it is the next day, and
I have tried everything to install
Windows 8.1 inside of this virtual
machine, but I just couldn't do it. I
kept getting that same error that we got
before. Then I tried installing Windows
10 in Virtual Box and then installing
the Windows 8 in there, but that also
didn't work. I couldn't even set up the
drivers correctly in Virtual Box. I had
some problems with those Virtual Box
additions that you need to install in
order to get drivers on it. And when I
finally got that to work, it still gave
the same error. So, right now we are
back inside of VMware. We are back in
that old virtual machine that we were in
before. And I transferred a Windows 7
Ultimate ISO. And as you can see, that
runs. So yeah, I guess we'll just skip
Windows 8 and continue with Windows 7
Ultimate. And let's hope that we'll
actually be able to install this
correctly. So yeah, I'll put this
virtual machine in full screen and I'll
keep on installing Windows 7 until it is
hopefully installed.
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And there we go. We have managed to
install Windows 7 inside of Windows 10
inside of Windows 11. And this is
incredibly laggy. I am going to try to
install Vista in here, but that's
probably not going to be very good. So,
we might just move down to XP. But yeah,
so far we have three Windows versions
running in one another. And yeah, you
can see that it is incredibly incredibly
laggy. I will try to get the resolution
up a little bit. So, I'll try to install
Virtual Box Editions right now just so
we can get some drivers up and running.
So, let's hope that all of this will run
much better after we do. Okay. And now
that we installed Virtual Box Editions,
we can continue with this video. So, the
first thing I'll do is drag Virtual Box
version 5 over to the virtual machine.
And that will take just a few seconds.
Like so. So, now we can install this on
the Windows 7 machine. And there you go.
Virtual Box 5 is installing on the
Windows 7 machine. So, I'll just wait
for this to finish and I'll be back when
it's done. And here we are. We have
installed Virtual Box successfully on
the Windows 7 machine. And I've done a
lot of thinking and I think it wouldn't
be good to try to install Vista on here
because it is already incredibly slow
and it is really struggling to run
anything. So, I guess we'll just jump
straight to XP. So I will move my
Windows XP ISO into the Windows 7
machine. So first it will copy over to
the VMware machine as you can see and
then we'll move it from Windows 10 over
to Windows 7. And we'll try to install
XP over on Windows 7. And if we manage
to do that, we'll have four Windows
versions running in each other at the
same time, which will be pretty cool.
And it is actually moving automatically
over to the Windows 7 machine. So it did
recognize that I actually dragged it
into that machine. So I'll just wait a
few more seconds for this. And here is
the Windows XP ISO in the Windows 7
machine. So I'll just try to resize the
Windows a little bit so everything is a
bit bigger. So yeah, let's make a new
virtual machine inside of Windows 7 and
we'll call it
Windows XP. Like so. We'll click next.
I'll give it half a gig of memory. That
should be fine. A 10 gig drive is
absolutely fine. We'll select virtual
hard disk. So, we'll just create that.
And here is the Windows XP machine
created. So, now we'll need to add the
ISO over to the optical drive. So, we go
into storage, push this button, choose
virtual optical drive. It is on my
desktop right here. So, here is the
Windows XP ISO. I'll click open and we
should be ready to start it. And
crossing my fingers that this works. I
hope it will work. Okay, the window has
popped up. Oh my god, is it actually
going to work? It says starting virtual
machine. Oh, please work. Oh my god, it
is so slow. Come on, do it.
Yes. Oh my god, we are in the Windows
setup. Oh, please don't crash. Okay. Oh
my god, it is so slow. Capture it. Oh my
god, we are in the window setup. How
crazy is that? Okay, so we have been
sitting at this screen for about an hour
now. And yeah, unfortunately, we got
absolutely no movement from it. I tried
restarting it several times already, but
we don't even get an activity light on
the disc right over here, as you can
see, or on the hard drive. So, yeah, I'm
just going to guess that this doesn't
work. I am going to try to install
Windows 98 inside of Windows 7. And
let's hope that we at least get any
Windows version running inside of here.
So, we can have four Windows versions
running at the same time. So, I'll just
move all of the files for Windows 98 on
here and we'll try that instead. So, I
will just restart Windows 7 right here.
So, I'll just move the Windows 98 second
edition ISO as well as the boot disc
over to the virtual machine. So, I'll
first move it to the Windows 10 machine.
And now that we have those moved to the
Windows 10 machine, I'll just move this
over to the And it does seem that I'll
need to reenable the drag and drop. So,
we'll just drag and drop that over to
Windows 7. And then we'll try to install
Windows 98 second edition inside of
here. And there we go. we have the files
that we'll need for Windows 98. So,
let's use that in order to create a new
virtual machine. So, here is our Windows
XP machine that unfortunately didn't
work. So, we can just delete that. And
there we go. Now, we've put all of the
discs inside of the virtual machine. So,
we can hit okay. And now we can go ahead
and try to power on the virtual machine
as soon as everything loads up. There we
go. We got the start button. So, let's
click it and hope it boots into the
Windows 98 setup. Oh no. And we got
exception breakpoint. A break point has
been reached. Click okay to terminate
the application. Okay, let's try that
one more time and hope it will work. And
yeah, unfortunately we get the same
error. Huh, that is very
unfortunate. Okay, maybe I'll try
Windows 95 and hope that will work. And
I tried the same thing with Windows 95
and we get exactly the same error. So my
last hope is Windows 2000. I think
something might be missing with it
because it needs boot discs in order to
boot these older versions. So let's try
Windows 2000 because it doesn't need a
boot disc. And yeah, let's hope that it
might work. And I just inserted the
Windows 2000 ISO and I also made a new
virtual machine for Windows 2000. I just
selected everything that was recommended
to me. So, we're going to try to start
this machine up and let's hope that
Windows 2000 might work. And this one
also seems to work like Windows XP did.
So, let's hope that it doesn't just die
out. And yeah, let's hope that we can
get further with Windows 2000 than we
did with XP. And if we can, that would
be very, very cool. So, yeah. So, yeah,
I'll just try this. And if this doesn't
work, we've managed to get three Windows
versions running in one another, which
is also pretty impressive if you ask me.
The text down here is moving for now.
And we do have an activity light on the
disc drive. So yeah, let's hope that
we'll actually be able to do something
in Windows 2000. And it just loaded all
of the files. And here is where the
Windows XP setup hang. And it wouldn't
go further than this. So, I'm crossing
my fingers and hoping that Windows 2000
pushes through this phase. I'll let it
be for however much time it needs. But
yeah, let's hope something happens. I
don't see any lights once again, which
is quite unfortunate, but you know,
we're just going to hope that it will
work as intended. Okay, guys. So, this
hasn't moved for quite a while now. We
get absolutely zero activity on the
lights over here and the window has sort
of blanked out, which yeah, it is quite
a shame, but I don't think we're going
to be able to get another machine up and
running, which is absolutely fine. This
is also pretty cool because we have
Windows 7 running in Windows 10 running
in Windows 11, which is pretty cool. I
would have liked it if we got four
versions, but yeah, three seems to be
the limit. If you guys want to try this
on your own and maybe get some more to
work, definitely leave that in the
comments and I don't know, send me a
picture on Twitter. But yeah, three
virtual machines inside of one another
seems to be the limit, at least for my
PC. I have a Ryzen 7 fifth generation
processor as well as a GTX 3050. So, it
is a pretty okay configuration. But
yeah, if you have a stronger PC, you
might be able to get more machines up
and running. So, yeah. Also, I've been
working on this video for so long that
the activate windows has showed up on
the Windows 10, which I think is pretty
funny. But yeah, thank you guys so much
for watching this little video. If you
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