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1) downloaded latest version. 2) checked all five jacks on rear side. no sounds... for compare, i try mpxplay for DOS with default jack to play logon.wav — there was loud noises, slightly remember logon.wav... i think it will good option use some registry key for manual iteration of pins and volume control. i also have nvidia videocard with hda, connected to monitor with speakers. so i check playing this way soon...

Nvidia and ULI chipsets would be the highest priority to test as I don't have any of those myself and they need some PCI Configuration Space fixes that I blindly copied from VSBHDA. Tests on as many combinations of controller and codec as possible would be appreciated. I already know there's no sound on on IDT / Sigmatel codecs yet and will continue to debug that. The driver should function without DirectX 8, at least it does in Virtualbox, with maybe the only issue being choppier MIDI playback. I'm ignoring the requested interrupt interval from ks.sys (which is always 100ms) because Virtualbox seems to require a power of 2 audio buffer size not just a multiple of 128 bytes. Haven't tested on 98FE or 95 with the USB support added yet. DirectX 8.1 updates these audio related files: Ks.sys, Stream.sys, msksrv.sys There's also a Microsoft WDM Audio Update hotfix KB242937 which updates kmixer.sys, portcls.sys, usbaudio.sys, wdmaud.sys

Ungoogled would be a fork, not a port. Please stay on-topic.

I'll look into it.

No, it didn't. No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. I stopped checking any further updates of your list.

Now no hang on. Device is OK in Device Manager. But on the first step device does not work as expected - no sound. It shows in Multimedia but does not allow to select itself as audio output device. Ok, this is very base system installation. So I tried to setup DirectX8.1 and lo and behold - sound arrived. I did not do full tests (l will do lately) but it's working. Drew Hoffman, do you need tests on other systems (on Nvidia HDA controller and on Intel HDA controller, but I don't remember what codecs there are)?

What about ungoogled? I want ungoogled.

Not work, crash and DrWatson: Exactly same error if try open any .swf file from local hard drive. I tried also 9.47: http://www.sdfox7.com/nt40/flash.htm but browser close immediatelly. So, Patched FlashPlayer 9.0.289.0 installs OK but has no practical use :-( Working version is this patched flash_7_youtube_spoof.zip: http://toastytech.com/files/95browsing.html SWF file from local disk: WWW sites:

What I mean is that it can be installed on a much newer than LGA775

Haswell is not LGA775.

Thank you, @jumper, for patching the MS Office 2010 MSO.DLL file (x32-bit version). Can you please do the same for the 64-bit version too? Thanks in advance :-) Greets!

I replied: "Excellent. Do the same for Windows 2000."

More details from Gemini. Note at bottom: "Updates KB3034344, KB3013455, and KB2850851 specifically address critical vulnerabilities in how win32k.sys parses TrueType fonts...."

Third try by asking Google Gemini (Thinking):

Summary of first two trys asking Google Gemini (Fast): For the final updates, this number was in the high 7000s (e.g., 5.1.2600.7512 or higher). KB4500331 (May 2019): BlueKeep Remote Desktop Services vulnerability (CVE-2019-0708). KB4012598 (May 2017): Released to address the WannaCry vulnerability. Mar 2014: MS14-015 KB2939576 Critical EoP vulnerability in Win32k. (One of the final official patches) Dec 2013: MS13-101 KB2880430 Multiple EoP vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode Drivers (Win32k). Jul 2013: MS13-053 KB2850851 Remote Code Execution/EoP vulnerabilities in Win32k and TrueType Font handling. Jan 2013: MS13-005 KB2769369 EoP vulnerability in the Windows kernel-mode driver (Win32k).

Great thanks.

Dangit. Good catch. I'll rework all of that and get another release up tonight. Edit: Fixed stupid interrupt eating bug and other problems with the Interrupt Service Routine. https://github.com/andrew-hoffman/WDMHDA/releases/tag/Alpha-011

I've tested oldcp.biz,that worked...

Is it IE5 or a different web browser? Seems to me it's an IE setting telling it to use %TEMP%.

No, you don't. NTSTATUS InterruptServiceRoutine ... if(!that->AcknowledgeIRQ() ){ return FALSE; }

Thanks. I'll try your suggestions. Still, I would like to find out what's causing this in the first place. I did look at the Profile List in the registry for S-1-5-19 and did find one difference for the LocalService\ entry. I have a 3rd drive with a fresh copy of XP Pro installed on it right from the install disk with absolutely no changes to it. I use this as my base reference point when trying to figure out any problems. The entry for LocalService (S-1-5-19) in that Profile List is a little different and when I export it and import it into this registry, it gets changed back to what it originally was. So I'm not sure if that difference is the reason why this is happening.

Hello. Update on my problem. Problem solved! I had to install windows 98 with the "install /p i" command that ignores Acpi detection/installation, this helped with all the setups I've tried to install 98 on !

In the ISR I am first reading the INTSTS register and returning False if it is 0 (or 0xFFFFFFFF which happens on controller shutdown sometimes ). As far as I can tell this is correct, but on the Wyse Rx0 thin client with AMD SB600 having my driver loaded slows the system down immensely and causes the USB ports to stop working suggesting that there might be an IRQ storm issue. If the driver will initialize and load and media players attempt to play sound but nothing is heard, please try all audio jacks. The codec node parser is also fairly rudimentary at the moment and I'm not going to guarantee it works with every codec or even most of them. I've had very little success getting Windows 98 installed and working on systems as new as that anyway though clearly some of the people here are able to manage it.

I mean specific examples, give me links for test.

Any Flash Site that doesn't require Flash 10 or 11 will work,i guess...