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WinNTSetup 4.2 - no longer needs Tools\DarkMode.msstyles - disabled multicore feature on 32bit Host by default - fixed hotfix uninstall on Windows 7 Host - fixed WIMBOOT:WIMCOPY mode on Windows 10 2004 Host - cmdline -noapply does not need a sources defined anymore - fixed NT5 install did not overwrite existing txtsetup.sif - cmdline VHD-CREATE and VHD-ATTACH return errorlevel for driveletter - updated wimlib to v1.13.3 Beta1 *v4.2 will be the last 32-Bit version, 4.3 will require Win7x64 as HostOS!

Version 20.06 - added -builddir:{name} command line to set foldername instead of ADK_6 - fixed range option with offset above 2GB in 32bit version - range option supports "care.dlservice.microsoft.com" and "software-download.microsoft.com"

Always the same, fixing one problem and creating other one Should work now. As for ISO2Offset, nope will not be included. But functionality will be added to GWT sooner or later.

Unfortunately, I've discovered an issue with ntdllx2. When installing VMware Players 3.0.0 and 3.1.5, a total of roughly 12 services and drivers should be installed; but only one was installed (VMware Agent Service). VMware Agent Service is also the only service listed in the ServiceInstall and ServiceControl tables in vmware player.msi (which is copied to a folder labelled vmware-xxxxx in Documents and Settings\%USER%\Local Settings\Temp\ when the installer is run). I don't know how the rest of the services got installed (the rest do get installed on XP x64). The other services are also installed with BWC's latest version. Mind you, even though Player 3.x is supposed to support XP and up, the installer's contents reference Windows 2000 frequently, and it does some really deep checks to prevent itself from installing on 2000 (fcwin2k, NNN4NT5, appcomp,cmd all can't fool it, so the only workaround is dropping LaunchCondition table from the MSI). With what I know, it installs like it would on a Windows 2000 system, which it functionally no longer is. Luckily BWC's ntdll is a good temporary drop-in replacement yet I wonder why these installers only install one service and then leave the rest to something else which I can't find at present. but still, yours has yet to give me trouble with RtlEnterCriticalSection!

no I'm good. I seen mention in the changelog and was wondering. I dont want it here either

I tried it just now, and it's pretty ugly (well, in my opinion), but does work! So that's a good workaround for now, thanks! @VistaLover Thanks for your detailed report. I'm rather concerned about that Chinese browser. I've tested it before in a Russian re-release, supposedly with "less spyware", but I don't have it on my system anymore, so I haven't tested it. At least there is an option for those who are ok with it. PS.: I dislike almost all modern "responsive" designs (as they don't properly "respond" to me having a 100dpi desktop monitor, and are wasting my screen real estate), and that includes infinite scrolling. I'm not a Reddit user myself, but a person who used to comment on my blog and now sits on my IRC server reported this to me, so I thought it'd be a good idea to report it here.

... New Moon 28 DOES NOT support WebRTC and the same stands true for (upstream) official Pale Moon 28/29; this has been a long-standing decision made by the Moonchild team, I think after a user poll; main considerations are security and performance toll on the browser... The team currently spends very little time on the WebRTC part of the (UXP) platform code, which is mainly still present (inherited initially from Mozilla ESR 52.6.0 platform) for the sake of Basilisk 52.9.x ... In theory, you could build yourself a custom build of New Moon 28/UXP with the --enable-webrtc config flag, but if you are a social media sites fan (where WebRTC is mostly used), then opt to use for that purpose Serpent 55.0.0/Serpent 52.9.0, where WebRTC is built and enabled by default... Or switch to another browser (are you on XP?) with WebRTC support (probably all Chromium derivatives and, though I don't use it myself on my Vista laptop, MyPal 28.9.3) ... Personally, I avoid ALL social sites like the plague (for security/privacy/performance issues, etc.), so I have currently no need for WebRTC and the like; pretty happy then with NM28 not supporting it... However, I am a democratic person by conviction and respect the right of other people wanting something I consider a nuisance...

Blacklisted drivers can be removed in the config, parameter media.wmf.disable-d3d9-for-dlls. Usually the driver works fine, even if it was blacklisted.

So, you get BSOD with error 0xc000007b ? This may be useful - http://www.mediafire.com/file/ohkvsq1ma21u7sy/driverInjection_0.99.8.1.zip/file Move the drive to a working system (don't boot from it), run whatever Windows you have there (or WinPE) and use that program to enable standard IDE drivers. Then move the drive back and see if it boots.