Acer Laptop from 2007ish

[Daniele63]

Here's my childhood laptop which I used around 2007-2009 to browse YouTube and old forums.

It still works!

[cat]

that's so cool!!! and it still runs vista!

[Daniele63]

that's so cool!!! and it still runs vista!

Yep and it's slow af lol

[Daniele63]

I tried to play a game on it yesterday and it shutted off from overheating.

[cat]

Noooooo!

[Vaking Voda]

It looks like it has an Xbox 360 ring

[nullification]

Here's my childhood laptop which I used around 2007-2009 to browse YouTube and old forums.It still works!

I recognize so many things from that desktop, I believe this laptop has the potential to be a time capsule. Have you checked on the internet cache, seen if there's anything that hasn't been documented or archived?

[Daniele63]

Here's my childhood laptop which I used around 2007-2009 to browse YouTube and old forums.It still works!

I recognize so many things from that desktop, I believe this laptop has the potential to be a time capsule. Have you checked on the internet cache, seen if there's anything that hasn't been documented or archived?

Yeah I remember checking the search history way back and I think there was and old forum thread from jeuxvideo.com but I should check again sometime.

[kornfan1799]

Here's my childhood laptop which I used around 2007-2009 to browse YouTube and old forums.It still works!

LE SIMS 2????? OH MY GOD DUDE UR HELLA LUCKY ,i lowkey wanna get the sims 2 pc version the only sims discs i own are ps2 le sims 1 and the sims 3 pc cd rom

[nullification]

Here's my childhood laptop which I used around 2007-2009 to browse YouTube and old forums.It still works!

I recognize so many things from that desktop, I believe this laptop has the potential to be a time capsule. Have you checked on the internet cache, seen if there's anything that hasn't been documented or archived?

Yeah I remember checking the search history way back and I think there was and old forum thread from jeuxvideo.com but I should check again sometime.

1. Log in to the Windows Vista system using an account with access to the user profile.
2. Open Internet Explorer.
3. Click Tools.
4. Select Internet Options.
5. Under the General tab, locate the Browsing history section.
6. Click Settings.
7. Click View files to open the IE cache folder.
8. Review cached files such as HTML pages, images, and scripts.
9. Sort files by Date Modified to identify recently cached pages.
10. Double-click HTML files to view their contents.
11. Optionally navigate directly to:

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    C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files

12. Check subfolders for additional cached content.
13. Copy or document relevant files if required.

Example of how it could look like (taken on XP):