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Here is a log file to fix VM12 license problems Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\VMware, Inc.\VMware Workstation\Dormant] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\VMware, Inc.\VMware Workstation\Dormant\License.ws.12.0.e1.201505] "StartFields"="Cpt, ProductID, LicenseVersion, LicenseType, LicenseEdition, Field2" "Field2"="Option, Epoch" "Cpt"="COPYRIGHT (c) VMware, Inc. 1999-2015" "ProductID"="VMware Workstation" "LicenseVersion"="12.0" "LicenseType"="Site" "LicenseEdition"="ws" "Epoch"="2015-05-01" "Option"="19" "Data"="MaxVcpusPerVm=8;mdate=2015-03-21" "DataHash"="aa495f5b-a02cc718-ba192372-3393a1ba-fdb5e6d0" "Hash"="f32baca2-cfe0f380-659bc70c-442a9688-6df344d8" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\VMware, Inc.\VMware Workstation\Dormant\License.ws.12.0.e2.201505] "StartFields"="Cpt, ProductID, LicenseVersion, LicenseType, LicenseEdition, Field2" "Field2"="Option, Epoch" "Cpt"="COPYRIGHT (c) VMware, Inc. 1999-2015" "ProductID"="VMware Workstation" "LicenseVersion"="12.0" "LicenseType"="Site" "LicenseEdition"="ws.vl" "Epoch"="2015-05-01" "Option"="19" "Data"="MaxVcpusPerVm=8;mdate=2015-03-21" "DataHash"="9c1fd1a3-49c3429c-641e9076-da73b697-d2ee0588" "Hash"="9811fc4e-e4f95a51-1b40c17c-ad0b652e-20218f07" For your safety, the program never starts it for the first time when I extract the registry

Ah - I see; if it's set to "Show my windows and tabs from last time," the browser.showQuitWarning setting is ignored. At the risk of being overly pedantic, the superuser.com page you linked to asked about a different dialog: ... and the answer you quoted referenced FF 57 (though the page title does say FF 50+). So it wasn't clear to me that it applied to @AndreasB.'s situation.

There are TLS1.1 and TLS1.2 folders in this location.

I would, except for the fact that it's written in Electron which is a programming language that doesn't support XP. I wrote to the developers long time ago but they didn't bother. The client isn't compatible and the website is crappy. Sure, there are unofficial clients made by third party developers that actually work on XP, but with no audio support. I gotta say that ever since Microsoft dropped support for XP on their Skype client, we have officially lost audio support as well, that's why we're looking for alternatives that are XP compatible and that support multiple audio calls.