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Just shrink your C drive by 100 MB to 1 GB and create a FAT32 partiton from the new free space. Ideally, but not necessary use diskpart's set id with c12a7328-f81f-11d2-ba4b-00a0c93ec93b to mark this partition a ESP. Select this one as boot drive in WinNTSetup and install your Win7. After you successfully booted Winows 7 to desktop you can select the same boot drive but another partition and install your Win10.

These are the only four flags that I move from their "defaults" --

I ran Speedometer 2.0 three times BEFORE making these changes and scored -- 74.48 73.88 73.82 avg = 74.06 Then I made ALL of the above changes and ran Speedometer 2.0 three more times -- 74.14 74.11 73.41 avg = 73.89 slower (but not enough to exceed margin-of-error)

Wow! Huge list. I guess I was hoping for a "few". For me, the vanishing text is rare enough (once only every two weeks or so), so I think I'll just stick with exiting-and-relaunching when I encounter the vanishing text.

To tell you the trust, I thought this would be a nice thread, but it turned toxic very quickly and not AT ALL what was intended. If I were walking by looking in the window of this café; trust you me, I'd keep walking seeing these conversations taking place inside. But what do I know, not closing my eyes or pretending, but, I don't seek out such - online or in real life ... at least not for enjoyment purpose. So that being said: I'll exit the café for good with all the best wishes to everyone and certainly understand should be closed. Be well.

Likely: https://msfn.org/board/guidelines/ jaclaz

You certainly would have gotten a warning for 7a had this post got reported. This isn't a free-for-all section, we will have no issue with shutting this thread if things get too carried away.

Hi @mina7601 @WinWord2000 BWC, Extended Kernel Version v3.0i released today try it

Proxomitron can do a thousand things that nothing else on the planet can do! Let's say that the web site that you are visiting has 30 javascript files and you use NoScript to block 25 of them and the web site still does everything that it needs to do, those 25 blocked scripts were unneeded bloat. The web site doesn't function without the 5 javascripts files so you cannot block them with NoScript. But let's say that the web site still has some javascript that you find offensive (I'll use the "keylogger" in MSFN.org's "forum reply box" as an example, because that has been a topic in the past). It's fairly easy to track down where that "offense" is among the five remaining javacript files. With Proxomitron, you can take the "offense" which comprises, merely as an example, 2000 lines of code. Proxomitron can "filter" line 1234 and remove "six letters", again merely as an example, and "break" the keylogger. And your web browser never knows. It requested data from MSFN.org. Proxomitron provided that data but filtered and edited before the browser ever "decoded and rendered" that data.

As a former Proximitron-user (actually, I still use it [I was a site admin on a Proxomitron forum], but for Microsoft Excel web queries and not for my web browser), Proxomitron and ProxHTTPSProxy both can be thought of as a "VPN". I shall refer to both as simply Prox. ALL of your web browser "data" flows "thru" Prox. Your web browser does not request data from MSFN.org, for example. Rather, your web browser requests data from Prox. Then Prox requests the identical data from MSFN.org. MSFN.org then sends that data not to your web browser but to Prox instead. Prox is located on the same "computer", but the data is not being sent to your web browser, it is being sent to Prox. Prox then sends that data to your web browser. Your web browser never "touches" MSFN.org. Your web browser only "touches" Prox - it requests data from Prox, it receives data from Prox. So as far as an "SSL Certificate Chain", you only need to maintain ONE. The connection between your web browser and Prox. The Proxomitron community referred to this as "rolling your own" Proxomitron SSL Certificate. As long as the web browser sees a "secure" connection to Prox, the ONE and ONLY certificate now needed for SSL, then the web browser will always display a "green padlock". So your web browser (especially Firefox and the damn "nag screen") never EVER "knows" that MSFN.org's certificate "chain" is 'broken' because the connection between the web browser and Prox is "not broken". I'm over-simplifying, but that's the general idea.

Alright, so everything that I asked about here has been fixed. 1. blackwingcat has a modded ACPI.sys that you need to integrate into DRIVER.CAB as well as drop it into the folder where DRIVER.CAB is, with it named ACPI.sy_. 2. USB 2.0 ports can be fixed by updating. There are ISO's out there with the updates. Google Windows 2000 Extended Kernel Tutorial and a YouTube Video should have one. 3. blackwingcat's custom made Intel HD Graphics can be made to work by manually updating ACPI MultiProcessor PC within Device Manager under the Computer tab. 4. Rather than post everything I did to get everything working, I will simply link to my website which has everything you need to get a successful Sandy/Ivy Bridge Windows 2000 installation. At the bottom of the page I linked to will be a See also section with two links that take you to the USB 2.0 solution as well as the Intel HD Graphics solution. I hope these tutorials are able to help other lost people out. http://windowsenthusiasts1.epizy.com/Windows2000SandyBridge.html