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Thank you I'll check it out when I get home. My problem happens with any software that crashes not just Firefox. I just mentioned it as an example.

Do you have these other drivers not in xp2esd 1.6.2 Generic_ACPITime_6.2.9200.16384 Generic_AHCI_1.0.0.585 Generic_AHCI_6.2.7989.0 Generic_HID_6.2.9200.16384 Generic_UASP_1.0.0.51 Generic_USB2_6.1.7601.24138 Generic_USB3_6.1.7800.0 Generic_USBMassStorage_6.2.9200.23486 Generic_USBParent_6.2.9200.22279 Generic_VGA_6.1.7600.16385 IaNVMe_4.4.0.1003

Need to check only the first and hit apply.

Thanks again! Working fine as far as I can see: [debug] Command-line config: ['-v'] [debug] User config "C:\Users\Nico\AppData\Roaming\yt-dlp\config.txt": ['--rm-cache-dir', '--console-title', '--js-runtimes', 'node', '-o', '~/Desktop/%(title)s.%(ext)s', '-S', 'res:1080,vcodec:vp9,acodec:opus', '--embed-thumbnail', '--add-metadata', '--convert-thumbnails', 'jpg', '--ppa', 'ffmpeg:-metadata synopsis=""', '--force-ipv4', '-N', '6', '--sponsorblock-remove', 'all'] [debug] Encodings: locale cp1252, fs utf-8, pref cp1252, out cp1252 (No VT), error cp1252 (No VT), screen cp1252 (No VT) [debug] yt-dlp version local@2026.01.28 [5bf91072b] (win_exe) [debug] Python 3.14.2 (CPython AMD64 64bit) - Windows-7-6.1.7601-SP1 (OpenSSL 3.6.1 27 Jan 2026) [debug] exe versions: ffmpeg N-122272-g224b3ff82a-WIN7 (fdk,setts), ffprobe N-122272-g224b3ff82a-WIN7, phantomjs 2.5.0 [debug] Optional libraries: Cryptodome-3.23.0, brotli-1.2.0, certifi-2026.01.04, curl_cffi-0.13.0, mutagen-1.47.0, requests-2.32.5, sqlite3-3.50.4, urllib3-2.6.3, websockets-16.0, yt_dlp_ejs-0.3.2 [debug] JS runtimes: node-20.19.2 [debug] Proxy map: {} [debug] Request Handlers: urllib, requests, websockets, curl_cffi [debug] Plugin directories: none [debug] Loaded 1856 extractors Removing cache dir C:\Users\Nico/.cache\yt-dlp .. Test: yt-dlp-test.zip.

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Anyone stupid enough to follow the "verification steps" of that fake captcha DESERVES to have his/her hard drive reformatted !!! Certainly NOBODY here at MSFN is that stupid. My parents, on the other hand, they have fallen for fake "download now" buttons on more than one occasion.

Good! Why not?!? Of couse it feels you're still a newbie, but good! Avast Blog: "FakeCaptcha scams—When the "I'm not a robot" button is a trap.." https://blog.avast.com/fakecaptcha-scams How do we know whether Cloudflare is not a scam itself?

I remember, back in 2015, there was a virus that asked to prove whether you're "not" a robot, when someone tried to delete it. The same what Cloudflare does. Conclusion: Cloudflare is a virus. Don't visit. Trying to parrot @D.Draker's conclusions. I know, it's nowhere near the original, but I try.

OpenSSL 3.6.1

@autodidact Thank you for the FFmpeg builds. Now, would you be so kind to update OpenSSL 64-bit dll's to 3.6.1? 🙏 This is an important security update.

"The biggest joke on mankind is that computers have started asking humans to prove they're not a robot."

https://imagenetz.de - 5GB, 30 days after last download

and legacy.com paging issue is still being investigated by issue creator, no ETA for fixing: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=33084&p=269727#p269727 EDIT: mozilla bugzilla entry is found: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1806042

upstream #2895 is fixed with a big help from Mr.Q and better javascript random() will be available on both 32 and 64 bit build later.

Thanks for this. I'll give it a try with the emulated Virtualbox TPM 2.0 to see whether it works or not. Out of curiosity, on XP, what would you use a TPM 2.0 module for? I'm not being sarcastic, it's a genuine question, I'm actually curious. Like, I know that on Windows 11 it's used to save passkeys, to store biometric data used for login like Windows Hello via face or via fingerprint, and to perform full disk encryption via BitLocker, but what about XP? Would enabling a TPM 2.0 module to be recognized by the OS make browsers like Supermium store passkeys safely there? I don't know, I'm genuinely curious.

Off-topic post: Last Windows update for Server 2008 "R1" / Vista released on January 13, 2026. Farewell, Windows Vista. You will be missed.

I know this is an old thread, but I think this version is lost. All the links are dead. I've tried many other portable versions, but they don't work, unfortunately. Is it still possible to get Office 2010 working on Windows 2000?

Interesting. So it's not just me... Granted, my Win11 (forced in order to use Intuit TurboTax) is strictly VM. But... And perhaps similar to your Firefox crash, if TurboTax performs an UPDATE, it too does not properly CLOSE and therefore cannot be restarted. In my case, Task Manager actually gets me back but I have to terminate a WINDOWS INSTALLER PROCESS that TurboTax opened and THEN terminate the unresponsive TurboTax. So maybe your Firefox opened SOMETHING ELSE and that has to be terminated before you can terminate Firefox ??? Outside of that possibility, if indeed Task Manager cannot get you there, I use System Informer on my host for this type of situation. I'm using version 3.0.5578 because newer versions do not show my GPU activity properly. I only use the "release-bin" and never the "release-setup", but that choice is yours. The NEWER versions are available from here - https://sourceforge.net/projects/systeminformer/files/ The OLDER versions are available from here - sorry, spent about three minutes trying to find, maybe they don't allow them to be downloaded anymore?

Hello everyone, I'm reaching out to computer veterans here. I own a Windows 11 laptop. There are many reasons to hate Windows 11 but sadly I can't use a lower Windows version on this laptop. There is one thing that really hate about Windows 11 and it's the inability to close non responding applications. For example Firefox crashes sometimes and the task manager isn't able to close any non responsive process like old Windows versions could. You click End Process and it does NOTHING! I have to restart the whole computer just to be able to open Firefox again. This didn't happen in older Windows versions. So is there a third party app that is able to really kill an unresponsive process on Windows 11?

Here you go, should work on 5.1 x86 / 5.2 x86 only. https://www.mediafire.com/file/t7lsbos6a4vjjbr/TPM_6.1.7601.24564_x86.7z/file To have driver signed you need to import this certificate. reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\Root\Certificates\2516FF09B7786B05CBB7B96B97690821A13B36AF" /v "Blob" /t REG_BINARY /d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f reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SystemCertificates\TrustedPublisher\Certificates\B9B6F07ACD8C0A29597BB2AC1EECF59D046697A7" /v "Blob" /t REG_BINARY /d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f

Have not touched it for some time, but started to check drivers collection and extending it to Vista and 7 as they recieved their last update. Will see in few weeks how my plans goes.

FFmpeg update. XP: shared static libfdk-aac VISTAx86: shared static libfdk-aac

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@George King Is XP2ESD still being worked on? or not anymore?

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