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@Dave-H Do You happen to use ProxHTTPSProxy MII? You should add ProxHTTPSProxy MII certificate to Firefox or choose the option "No Proxy" in Your Firefox Connection settings:

WinNTSetup 4.0 Beta 1 - Dark Theme support - Added Disable Reserved Storage tweak added - Added Wim Capture option - Added Hotfix uninstall option - Added Driver Export/Import option

Three updates today, from the unexpectedly still working Microsoft Update! KB4475533, KB4475573, and KB4475506. All seem to be safe.

Here's how I do a "clean" profile: Start Firefox. (First off, rename your original profile back) Type "about:profiles" in the address bar Click "Create a New Profile" Give it a name; e.g., "Clean Profile" and let the browser build it Under the newly created profile, click "Set as Default Profile" (do not click "Launch Profile in New Browser;" it won't be entirely "clean") At the top, click "Restart Normally" Do your testing To switch back, do steps 2, and 5 and 6 again with your usual default profile You can keep the "Clean Profile" for later tests of this sort. If it works with a clean profile, you can create yet another profile, then start adding back your add-ons, etc. until you find out what's causing the problem with Skype.com.

Use WSUS Offline 9.25 to download all Vista patches, along with the applicable runtimes for VC++, .NET Framework and DirectX. You can even include MSE (which would work if tricked into thinking it's on W7, 99.9% sure) and Windows Defender definitions. I haven't done much research on either Vista or WSUS, but it does give you the option of creating an ISO or a folder on a USB drive with the updates. Or you can just copy the "client" folder to the Vista machine and run UpdateInstaller.exe. *note: the update files for x64 are ~3.6 GB uncompressed.