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  1. Unfortunately the POSReady '09 trick doesn't work anymore because Micro$oft has shut down the Windows Update pages that XP connected to. Your best bet is probably this: https://github.com/deeemen/wsusproxy. It's a "man-in-the-middle" proxy (like the popular ProxHTTPSProxyII) with additional functionality to rewrite XP's Windows Update requests so they go to a still-functioning Microsoft server. Of course, even that will only work if the updates are still on Micro$oft's server. You're gonna need a new Web browser. Try ... or
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  2. Link for convenience to the discussions about maintaining browsers on Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows 2000. Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
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  3. How To Fix Weather Gadget Windows Vista & 7 - Quick Fix 100% Tutorial: You don't need to download any gadgets or malicious programs! WORKING 2020!!! How to repair weather gadget default application from Windows 7. Fix cannot connect to service error! Follow my steps: Copy config.xml file to: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live\Services\Cache" and edit settings.ini to change location. Now is very easy to find location code with this site: https://weather.codes/ NEW link (config.xml)- last modified date 2017 (working without edit with notepad): File download link here (Mediafire) This completes the settings to fix the startup problem. But many users do not find the Config.xml file when they open the "Cache" folder. In this case, you need to download it from the link below, extract it from the archive and place it in the specified folder, and then perform all the manipulations with Notepad, which were discussed above. Modification After starting the tool, you need to configure its settings. Point the cursor over the "Weather" application icon. To the right of it, a block of icons will be displayed. We click on the "Parameters" icon in the form of a key.
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  4. Not that specifically, but I use Roytam1's MailNews and New Moon, as a secondary browser, on Windows 7 x64.
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  5. Only those three that are invoked need valid definitions. Save space and reduce typo risk by not repeating the function name after the colon. The last = is an artifact of using the private profile APIs for logging. The first = is put there to balance it. Ignore them. Split the definitions by using multiple copies of Kstub824. Right-click in ApiLog console window to modify settings.
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  6. IceApe is pinned to my Win 7 taskbar now. After installing JustOff's wc-polyfill add-on, it's now my go-to browser for GitHub.com and GitLab.com. I have 360EE (@Notheretoplaygames's "unGoogled" version) pinned as well. Never say never though; Win 8.1 (with the Classic Start Menu app) may be our last chance to hold out against the dreaded Win 10+!
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  7. The ram-rodding wasn't the early 00's, the ram-rodding was four/five years ago. The factory uses a production tracking system with nested div tables and "IT" couldn't figure out how to get column widths to line up properly. So there "solution" was Firefox-Only on all computers throughout the plant. It was that way for only two years or so until a marketing department intern found a MISSING </div> tag in one of IT's "tables". We now have Chrome, Firefox, and Edge all over the place, every operator is allowed to use what they are most comfortable with - it took an "efficiency expert" to convince IT that he shouldn't force people to use a web browser they are not "familiar" with. Firefox is installed, but I honeslty cannot recall for the life of me the last time any production operator selected it over Chrome or Edge. Pretty much everybody uses Chrome. HR uses Edge. IT uses Firefox. But everyone on the production floor uses Chrome. When folks from the Lab run time studies, we might see Firefox in use on the production floor. I'm no Fan Boy, don't get me wrong, I wish we had a more level playing field. But this is the world we live in "at the moment". H#LL, each and every time anybody has to call the "Help Desk" (located in three different countries), the very FIRST sentence they 'recite' is "Please make sure you are in Chrome."
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  8. Oh , it's absolutely fine ! I already shared my version with four members , as of now. You don't need to add any flags to my version since all of the most important/useful are already included inside . But you need to start it from the starter with the red icon only. If you want to change/add the flags , just say so.
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  9. Looks like that sector was either already remapped, or it was just a temporary glitch. This is good. Aside from that SMART value, everything looks perfect.
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  10. Hi It's not your lack of knowledge, but your lack of memory about solutions you already know. You just have to add the commands with a space each time to the location of the shortcut for it to be taken into account by 360chrome.
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  11. Nothing I Can Do About It Now - Willie Nelson
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