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https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/15325 (for reference: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/issues/14923 )

Yes, this pertains to readyboot, not ready boost. Ok, I've unchecked the trace session enabled checkbox. What exactly will I lose by not enabling it? I rarely shut down my laptop. I just close the lid and it I guess goes to sleep or something. I open the lid and everything comes back up. Does any of that involve this "readyboot" thing?

I've just fired up an old XP PC and have updated the windows root and intermediate certificates but my question is - how does firefox interact with these certs? The PC has FF 39.0 and is throwing up cert errors when I bring up some sites. Does FF use these windows certs, or does it have it's own store? If it has it's own store, is it built into the distribution image when you install it? Can you have FF just update it's own certs without having to update FF itself? Are there cert update packages for FF? Or will it take the windows cert files? (On my win-98 pc at work, running that modded version of FF2, I never have cert issues and I throw a lot of sites at FF, usually have to view them with no style, but they still come up)

I found the Italian version. https://web.archive.org/web/20010810133157/http://msvaus.www.conxion.com:80/download/internkeybdpro/Install/1.2/WinMe/it/itp12ita.EXE and english version of Intelli Point/Type 1.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20040410203216/http://download.microsoft.com/download/internkeybdpro/install/1.1/win98/en-us/itproeng.exe The links for the English version of 1.2 are dead unfortunately. https://web.archive.org/web/20000817033821/http://www.microsoft.com/KEYBOARD/download/pc/install_1.2.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20011117165248*/http://download.microsoft.com:80/download/internkeybdpro/Install/1.2/WinMe/en-us/itp12eng.EXE Version 2.22 should work in win me because it works in win98 https://web.archive.org/web/20050712143156/http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/1/b/31b2ffcf-39b2-4f09-9540-f2d830b50930/ITP2_22EngALLMsi.exe

@Leokids123 I use Polish version WinNT 4.0 You use English right? How force install English SP6a on Polish OS ? I found this: http://dd.bigserwis.pl/updates/WinNT4/NT4 Service Pack 6 pl/Sp6i386pl.exe Exactly same CRC-32: e4ad7cdd

That's because it's the same thing as SP6 except revised,but can you check the winver? If it says Service Pack 6a instead of the Revised one,then you must get english one,That one worked for me...

This is english version. I want Polish: I found this: https://archive.org/download/WinNT4.0Workstation_SP6aPOL/WinNT4.0_Workstation_SP1_OEM_Update_SP6a_Polish.iso/SP6A%2FSP6A-PL-I386.EXE but is exactly same as mine: CRC-32: e4ad7cdd

https://archive.org/download/WinNT40SP6aISOEXE/sp6ai386.exe

I have now installed fltmgr.sys v5.2.3790.6912 (11Jul2019) on my old 700MHz Inspiron 7500 under WinXP SP3, and everything works fine. Browsers with this old, slow laptop work MUCH less sluggishly under WinXP SP3 than with the original WinXP SP3 build 5512 when JavaScript is turned. I have made this posting with New Moon with fltmgr.sys build 6912 on this old laptop under WinXP SP3, which has now become much more useable. Thanks! Identical versions of fltmgr.sys v5.2.3790.6912 (11Jul2019) are contained in KB4512787 and KB4512788. I have not yet decided between the two builds 5107 and 6912 for WinXP. For now I will keep build 6912 installed under WinXP, to see whether any issues come up.

Where to download Revised SP6a Polish? What is the name of the file with this service pack? I use this SP6I386.EXE CRC32: E4AD7CDD

I've downloaded the SP6a that has this revised SP6a,which fixes a bug regrading SP6. You probably got the wrong SP6a...

I've been using the Registry Tweak posted by GrofLuigi to completely disable it since the Windows 7 era and didn't have any problems with that feature after that. From when I last tested, it still works up to Windows 11. To configure manually : Go to the Control Panel ->Administrative Tools ->Computer Management ->In the left panel, open Performance Monitor -> open the "Data Collection Sets" and click on "Startup Event Trace Sessions" -> In the right panel, double-click on "Readyboot" -> In the "Trace Session" tab, you can now uncheck the "Enabled" checkbox As an alternative, you can also set the Maximum Filesize of the Log File to 0 in these setttings (in the "Stop Condition" tab) if you dont want to completely disable the ReadyBoot Service itself.

What is Revised version ??? I have only Service Pack 6a: https://ibb.co/RkX7N2pJ

Exactly! I'm glad you noticed the difference! That is how much filter manager is important for the system (it's a tree that all mini-filters are branches of) and bloody Microsoft scum put such pile of horse manure into WindowsXP_SP3!!! Outrageous! I'm superglad it works out for you. I'm glad it works well for you too! It's such an important part of the system and really can make a difference. I just don't know how on my multi core and multi partition and multi disk system it can't work right... Sigh.

6 SP1? My SP is SP6a,aka Revised Service Pack 6a Here you go!

REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\Autologger\ReadyBoot] "Start"=dword:0 Try at your own risk. If it becomes totally unbootable, change ""Start"=dword:1" from Safe Mode or WindowsPE. GL

KB3045999 There's also fltmgr.sys same version 5.2.3790.5107 (srv03_sp2_qfe.130106-1434) I installed it today as I specified, and saw the difference compared to Windows XP before the update file. It's as you said, but didn't have any problems with the ESU Update version KB4493563.

Can't. I am in the middle of replacing my 17/18yr old Core2 Quad Q6700 computer with my new gift-to-self (take advantage of seasonal sale pricing). A screaming fast (compared to everything else I have) Intel Core Ultra 7 265. And no, sorry to say, but Supermium will *never* be used on this new computer, sorry, it just isn't. From memory, without screencapping, it's any-and-all input dropdown boxes in the GUI. Text inside the input dropdown is shifted to the left and half of the first letter is not present, buried by the input field border/padding. To be fair, the Supermium I had on the Quad Q6700 "might" have been a version old, not the most recent.

Make sure you don't mean ReadyBoost. That was something introduced with Vista that let you use external (USB) drives for page file, but it never seemed to work very well.

I've got Win-7 Ultimate 32-bit installed on a Dell 6420, it was installed from a pre-configured install image with rolled-in updates as of the fall of 2016 (when telemetry started). It has never done any windoze / micro$oft updating. A blue-screen crash has been happening more and more often over the past year. A few months ago I swapped out it's 4 gb of ram for new 16 gb. It happened again this morning. It takes a few minutes to reboot after these crashes, it sits there with black screen, mouse pointer only, while the drive is doing something. I looked at event logs, I see this: Session "ReadyBoot" stopped due to the following error: 0xC0000188 The maximum file size for session "ReadyBoot" has been reached. As a result, events might be lost (not logged) to file "C:\Windows\Prefetch\ReadyBoot\ReadyBoot.etl". The maximum files size is currently set to 20971520 bytes. I have no idea what this readyboot thing is. It may not be causing the crash, but is it causing the long start-up? Can I configure this readyboot, optimize it or maybe eliminate it if it's not doing anything useful?

Can you put up a screen grab showing the issue you have? Then I can compare it with what I have. As I said, it all looks fine to me, but I may be missing something if it's quite subtle!

oh, youtube started providing AI-upscaled videos, I wonder if there is switch to stop yt-dlp downloading such contents? source: https://mk.pars.ee/notes/agjpqvu44z7300tu

Lucky you! My fonts in Supermium have ALWAYS been offset on the left. Strictly referring to GUI fonts, in XP and 10. Fonts rendered on web pages have always been fine. Thorium had this font alignment issue also. But I only ever tried one or two Thorium versions so unsure if ever fixed.

I have five different installations of Supermium, x86 and x64, on different machines and operating systems, Windows XP and Windows 10. FWIW, I have never been aware of any problems with fonts on any of them.

FYI: Thw BSOD 07b was caused by the Intel RST driver. I had to add the Standard SATA AHCI Controller driver (mshdc.inf) to the VHD and then do a safe boot to remove the Intel Controller driver. After that, I was able to use the VHD in Vbox.