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#Windows xp welcome music 320kbps install
When the install of Windows XP is complete, the below music is what you hear. For instance, check out Samsung’s famous Over the Horizon, which has been made in many different versions. The success of the New Age music genre of the late 1970s and early 80s had for instance a profound impact on computer games music – and technology in general – that can be heard today.
Check out these wonderful New Age music songs that only are available on the first startup of this old OS!įor us who enjoy instrumental pieces, much great material are available as background music in commercials, movies and technology. I’m doing an install of Windows XP only to enjoy the installation music. While the world today is preparing for the launch of Windows 10, I’m taking a walk down memory lane.
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