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Introduced with Microsoft Windows XP in 2001, this startup chime played every time millions of home and school computers booted up, making it one of the most recognisable sounds of the early internet era. As XP was gradually replaced, the clip lived on in nostalgia videos, retro tech channels and meme edits, where a few seconds of audio instantly signals the 2000s. It remains popular because it is short, instantly familiar and emotionally tied to a time when personal computing became mainstream.
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The Windows XP startup sound is the short four-second chime that played when the operating system booted up, now used in nostalgic videos and memes.
The Windows XP startup sound is a brief, swelling chime that rises from a soft piano-like tone into a warm, orchestral flourish before settling on a clean final note. Lasting just a few seconds, it feels calm, optimistic and slightly formal, like a computer waking up ready to work. For anyone who used a PC in the early 2000s, it instantly triggers a wave of nostalgia, recalling dial-up days, school computer labs and slow-loading desktops. That familiar feeling is why creators still reach for it today, using a few seconds of audio to set a retro mood before a scene even begins.
