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Hi, please do you fix this? This does not appear without your app + no transparency or fluent effect on right clic menu in icon pined on taskbar? Its normal?

Eh, everything is described in this forum - learn to look for before you write senseless posts https://msfn.org/board/topic/183956-asus-b85m-e-with-core-i5-4590-code-10-in-device-manager/ https://msfn.org/board/topic/176356-simple-xp-32bit-64gb-ram-true-pae-guide/page/10/#findComment-1280987

Normally the same as in the PCIe HD graphics card, e.g. AMD HD7450: Audio output from Intel CPU is over HDMI, DP or DVI (DVI only if in bios is function Audio over DVI and you need DVI > DP or DVI > HDMI cable:

I tried this on my Dell Wyse 5070 GeminiLake but Win7 installer still not see eMMC disk. My disk ID: PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_31CC I tried also replace some Vendor Device e.g. TED PCI\VEN_1679&DEV_3000 to PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_31CC in sdbus.inf but still not help: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:boot.wim /index:2 /mountdir:mount dism /image:mount /add-driver /forceunsigned /driver:eMMC dism /image:mount /add-package /packagepath:Windows6.1-KB2732471-v2-x64.msu dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:mount /commit I run installer pressing F8 then select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement

I'm getting old. How is there a sound card inside an Intel processor? Where does it output the audio? Only on HDMI?

So it can read memory from Supermium itself right, not crash other programs by writing to their memory? I'd be more worried if it could crash my PC since I run as administrator. Could one really make a gain out of this reliably? Memory addresses change.

To enroll the consumer ESU program, Microsoft account is required and must be an administrator account. Users can use existing ESU license on up to 10 devices. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-consumer-extended-security-updates-esu-program-33e17de9-36b3-43bb-874d-6c53d2e4bf42

The guide "How to get MyPal 68 working on Windows XP SP1!" is now available. This guide is made by me. For the guide on SSE version, this would be useful for Althon XP/Pentium III machines running Windows XP SP1. https://sites.google.com/view/clara-incorporated/modernization/windows-xp-sp1/firefox-based-browsers/mypal-68 @feodor2and @roytam1

Okay. Your suggestion just worked for me as well as FindNextFileA works too when I got mypal68 to work on Windows XP SP1.

Feature Request: Option to replace the Explorer directional arrow icons with Windows 7 style arrows. Open Shell has had this for years and it really does complete the Windows 7 revived esthetic.

Yes, I can. Then leave only one, what stops you? Never heard of XP using two modern cards all at once in one setup troub;e free.

I have not tried to do an installation the way you are thinking about. I would use a solution where the drive letter doesn't matter, which typically means to include the files I need to be installed (including the .cmd file) in the image itself, so that all paths are relative aka on C:\ already.

As a failure stub, the number of parameters (1, not 2) don't match and it will never return FALSE as needed. Try FindNextFileA instead.

Here's what I have so far... in AutoUnattend.xml : <RunSynchronous> <RunSynchronousCommand wcm:action="add"> <Order>1</Order> <Description>Search for the unique folder name, and set the drive letter as a variable</Description> <Path>cmd /c for %i in (D E F G H I J K L N M O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %i\Batches setx /m USBDRIVE=%i:</Path> </RunSynchronousCommand> <Description>Dirs</Description> <Order>2</Order> <Path>%USBDRIVE%\batches\Directories.cmd</Path> </RunSynchronousCommand> </RunSynchronous> Should This Boot the VM over and over again? How do I stop the Reboots? How do I visually see what this is doing? Can this be done in the <RunSyncronous> or do I have to use <RunAsyncronous>? Should the line with setx be set? is the if exist line correct? Where do I add the line %USBDrive%\Batches is on %USBDirve? this should cycle through the Hard Drive and use the drive letter where the directory "batches" and put it into a variable %i . Then it should use whatever is in %USBrive to run Directories in the directory batches. Where is the error!? TIA JTM

I can't remember the full details, but the wuaueng.dll I'm using is dated 2nd June 2012, and it is a modified version (for SHA-2) so that could well be the issue.

Well, what workaround you were using? patched wuaueng.dll will use the same backend as Win7

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsStHxtVr_w

What? Where i can download this miracle? I want see this!

It appears that Windows Defender Updates may not work any longer without the Windows Update service enabled. Tried to enable the update service, and it worked. Turning off the service and trying to update Defender fails with an error now.

@Dietmar Yea, I found solution: extract devcon.exe tool from XP ISO > SUPPORT\TOOLS\SUPPORT.CAB to %windir% press Win+R and run gpedit.msc in Device Manager check Device ID MS UAA device - mine has DEV_0F04 go to Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts (Startup/Shutdown) and open Startup click Show Files and using Windows notepad make script re_UAA.cmd (use yours MS UAA Device ID) @echo off devcon disable *DEV_0F04 devcon enable *DEV_0F04 click Add... > Browse... - select created script and click OK then close gpedit window restart WinXP after the restart, the system's starting sound is not heard and no speaker icon in tray but when the system starts fully, in device manager is OK and Realtek sound card works P.S. devcon.exe version must be same architecture - best from same ISO as installed OS because 32-bit version cannot disable/enable device in the 64-bit OS !!!

First of all, people typically don't respond well to demands to give answers or do all of the work for you. Second, it would be good for you to explain how exactly you are designing your deployment workflow. Since you mention using both XML types (one for install, one for sysprep) it leads me to believe that you are making a deployment image. I have never personally found it useful to add any scripting into Autounattend.xml to begin with because that is only for creating the base installation. It is different if you also intend to use it for a recovery scenario, but in that case you wouldn't end up using two XML files anyways. I've only operated in a structured deployment environment where the need for determining drive letters or scanning for volumes wasn't needed. Nevertheless, for post deployment customizations I would use FirstLogonCommands in the oobeSystem phase to specify a single .cmd file. Then within that .cmd file that would be where I would include the scripts. But as I said, I never would need to have to scan for volumes and if I did have to do something like that, I would likely end up writing a program to handle that type of task so that I can leverage WMI and Win32 API calls.

Thanks, very interesting. My authorization.xml file has an expiry date in it of 2014-11-17, so it appears to have expired over ten years ago! The article does say that the expiry of that file is not relevant on the XP version of Microsoft Update when using Legacy Update. "Legacy Update hosts a proxy service to connect to this server, which we use on Windows 2000, XP, and Vista. Due to the way Microsoft Update is designed, configuring a custom server in the registry also inherently allows it to receive Microsoft Update updates. It also means the expiry doesn’t apply, because the authorization file is no longer relevant. This is the workaround we most likely would have used." I don't know if that also applies with the workarounds I and others here are using, but the fact that the file actually expired many years ago would seem to indicate that. So, why isn't it working any more?

So has Win32ss engineered the patch for Supermium, even though it's only at Chromium 132? It is based on the ESR version, which should surely be able to have the patch applied?

@Dietmar Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaa - it works After disabling and enabling Microsoft UAA Bus Driver for High Definition Audio, WinXP finds 2 new sound devices - Realtek and Intel. I have drivers for Realtek so I can install them now and the sound works Thanks a lot Dietmar, I would never think of disabling then enabling UAA can help detect audio devices I need to add a script to the autostart which restarts the MS UAA driver and should be ok.

It does. Sorry. Typo. It is burNmem. https://github.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/XMSTools There are different internal results for Windows Memory Manager. And using DOS tools has much more strict effect in memory limiting.