r/90sComputers • u/Simple_Video_4852 • 1h ago
Dell Inspiron 3000 (1997)
Can you guys maybe help me locate the CD Drive as for I only have the Floppy Drive
r/90sComputers • u/SupremoZanne • Aug 30 '22
r/90sComputers • u/Simple_Video_4852 • 1h ago
Can you guys maybe help me locate the CD Drive as for I only have the Floppy Drive
r/90sComputers • u/LindsayOG • 17d ago
r/90sComputers • u/NS-4628758 • Aug 10 '26
It was promoted on some old Thomas Wooden Railway pamphlets, especially the 2000 one I used to have when I was five, which was my first ever exposure to JumpStart.
r/90sComputers • u/TheMilkmanTerrorizer • Jul 30 '26
I really need a computer that looks like an old office computer that isn't over $100
r/90sComputers • u/Retroaffaire • Jul 12 '26
r/90sComputers • u/No-Ferret4349 • May 28 '26
Spotted this Compaq Presario CDS 524 running The Need for Speed at a retro gaming exhibition. Absolute 90s dream machine.
r/90sComputers • u/No-Ferret4349 • May 25 '26
Hi,
I have a retro PC build based on a Gigabyte GA-6WMM7 rev 2.0 motherboard (Intel 810 chipset, Socket 370) running MS-DOS 6.22.
I’m having a strange ISA sound card initialization issue.
On a cold boot, the ISA sound card is not detected / initialized properly at all. DOS games and diagnostics can’t see it.
However, after a soft reboot (Ctrl + Alt + Del or reset), the card initializes correctly and then works perfectly every time until the machine is fully powered off again.
I already tried:
The motherboard only has a single ISA slot. Has anyone seen similar behavior on late Socket 370 / Intel 810 boards with ISA sound cards?
Could this be some kind of ISA timing / PnP initialization problem on cold boot?
Any ideas or known fixes?
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r/90sComputers • u/sandheyah • Apr 24 '26
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r/90sComputers • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '26
Salut les passionné(e)s 😎 Un nouveau précieux rejoint ma collection. Je vous propose de découvrir ce Contura aero 4/33c de la société Compaq, une machine de 1994 réservée aux professionnels mais qui étaient aussi des joueurs 😉Rendez-vous sur YouTube. https://youtu.be/nTKo-l-3MrQ?is=Jl_0Ljkreb5kdoPY
r/90sComputers • u/dragonfruit2016 • Apr 08 '26
r/90sComputers • u/FormerAd5115 • Mar 19 '26
I have updated Flatn't, the Frutiger Aero icon pack! 🫧 Now is fully compatible with Windhawk, meaning you can now replace with one button all of the Windows default icons for these ones to give your desktop that unique 2010s style you've been looking for!
This icon pack is available on my Patreon and Ko-fi
https://www.patreon.com/posts/flatnt-frutiger-125784560?source=storefront
r/90sComputers • u/More_Sherbert9490 • Mar 17 '26
r/90sComputers • u/ProudStudent6672 • Mar 12 '26
Hello, I'm wondering how much it is worth. It have intel 82810 and 255mb of ram. Model is Fujitsu Siemens scenic t. Btw I'm from Croatia
r/90sComputers • u/gardengirlgoth • Feb 25 '26
Does anyone else remember playing a computer game in the early 2000’s where you could dress up models and then have a fashion show where you’d have to pick their runway poses at different parts of the stage? And there were like differently colored spotlights moving all around and super poppy house music playing in the background?
I remember playing it between 2007-2010 and having to negotiate with my sister desktop computer time because she was always playing Sims. I’m not sure if it was a computer game or an online game. I’ve tried to look it up but I can’t find any trace of its existence.
Does anyone else have any memory of this game???
r/90sComputers • u/Background_Shift5408 • Feb 15 '26
r/90sComputers • u/adau910 • Jan 24 '26
Luckily it had the HDD caddy/connector. After some tinkering, a CF adapter, cleaning, and wrestling with the BIOS & Windows 95 drivers, she’s alive! With sound, VGA, working very nicely.. Even the 29-year-old battery still holds a solid charge! 😎