Destroying Windows XP (YouTube video by RHochstenbach)

Back in 2007 I found a video uploaded by RHochstenbach. It's titled Destroying Windows XP and is located here [1]. (The virtual machine runs Windows Explorer and Registry Editor and is in the 16th hour.)

If I try to watch it the video was blocked for inappropriate content as you can see in the photos [2] [3].

It displays "Verify Age" in the heading and the text:
This content may contain material flagged by YouTube's user community that may be inappropriate for some users. To view this video, please verify you are 19 or older by signing in. If you would instead prefer to avoid potentially inappropriate content, consider activating YouTube's Restricted Mode.

The user has a thumbnail for the first video set as the user account picture in the photos [4] [5].

I need to file a complaint to Google to delete the video and the user.

Thanks for all the Years of Destroying Operating Systems
RHochstenbach (2007-2016)

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_-_F21V5IE
[2] https://www.flickr.com/photos/88686172@N03/23840853612/ (Pocket Internet Explorer)
[3] https://www.flickr.com/photos/88686172@N03/23322336193/ (Android Browser)
[4] https://www.flickr.com/photos/88686172@N03/23921552484/ (Pocket Internet Explorer)
[5] https://www.flickr.com/photos/88686172@N03/24181994879/ (Android Browser)

In the video you can see that the username RHochstenbach used in the virtual machine is speedy in the start menu.

The user tries to delete all files in C:\WINDOWS\inf but it failed.

The video runs an old version of VMware Workstation. This video became available in 720p, see [1] in the first message. If you want to watch this video, replace watch?v= with /.

The system time in the taskbar, 16:01 means 4:01 PM in 24 hours.

If you're in the YouTube desktop site, it displays the "Content Warning" in the heading and the text:
This video may be inappropriate for some users.
If logged in it shows the message "By confirming, you agree that this warning will no longer be shown in the future."

If logged in you have to press "I understand and wish to proceed".
If not logged in you have to press "Sign in to confirm your age".

If you would instead prefer to avoid potentially inappropriate content, consider activating YouTube's Safety Mode.

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The video runs an old version of VMware Workstation.
This video became available in 720p, see [1] in the first message.
If you want to watch this video, replace watch?v= with /.

The system time in the taskbar, 16:01 means 4:01 PM in 24 hours.

If you're in the YouTube desktop site,
it displays the "Content Warning" in the heading and the text:
This video may be inappropriate for some users.
If logged in it shows the message "By confirming,
you agree that this warning will no longer be shown in the future."

If logged in you have to press "I understand and wish to proceed".

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If not logged in you have to press "Sign in to confirm your age".
If you would instead prefer to avoid potentially inappropriate content,
consider activating YouTube's Safety Mode.

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Have A Good Day

Hi Hot-Text.

It's cookie, not cookly.