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@Cixert Both your system error 3 and the message "permission denied" do not happen here in any case and therefore can't be reproduced by me. They seem to be related to your system only. So, solving that is up to you. On the other hand, the inability of correct unzipping on your drive D: was caused by a 7zip command which was actually relatively created by me but was unintentionally bound to drive C: exclusively. However, this had no negative effect on standard computers with C: as the system drive. That's why I didn't notice it. Anyway! ytBATCH for Windows XP should now be able to be set up automatically and without any errors (at least, no erros caused by ytBATCH for Windows XP), even on a non-standard computer as yours. Thus, thanks again for your report here and for being non-standard!

FYI, all releases of ytBATCH for Windows XP have been fixed by me so that the setup routine does not only work correctly on drive C: but also on any other drive. Please, re-download the desired release! ytBATCH for Windows XP 1.6 is currently the most recent, final release and recommended by me. Cheers, AstroSkipper

The current final is version 1.6. It was clearly announced. Where did you read anything about a beta? The versions 1.5 and 1.6 are final ones. The programme ytBATCH for Windows XP usually does not use any absolute paths but relative ones or those stored in system variables. When installing it, you can choose between the location stored in the system variable %ProgramFiles% or the current location of the extracted archive folder. When setting up on drive C:, it works fine. Of course, I didn't expect anyone to come up with the idea of setting it up on a different drive. The information that you tried to set up ytBATCH for Windows XP on other drive than C: is of course important. Thanks for that! You have exceptional skills and really came through here. And now, you get your special treatment. I had a short look into my code and directly found the cause of the inability to unpack both archives on a drive other than C:. I have tested it on my drive D: and then directly fixed the code. But no system error 3 or message "permission denied" here. @Cixert In which format has your D: drive been partitioned? Possibly in NTFS with some restrictions? I urgently need an answer to this question from you. P.S: I'm glad that there are individualists like you who do things differently from the rest of us. Thank you for that!

Your question can only be answered if you specify "a program". ytBATCH for Windows XP, for example, has an option to switch between youtube-dl and yt-dlp in the Preferences window. Just type Y. And it can also deal with playlists whose option can be toggled from false to true in the Enter Action window by the key P.

@mjd79, the new 135 is 400mb in size, is this normal?

Edge is based on Chromium and closely follows the upstream changes, so no wonder.

EveryDiscord After seeing WQweto's Windows 98+ thunks async TLS library named "VBAsyncSocket" I decided to go ahead and start creating a Discord client on it (which was before DM, but DM came mid-development.) Some reasons I decided to build this: DM relies on modern libraries like OpenSSL. that may drop support for XP in future. I can get to way earlier Windows versions thanks to VB6 runtime being Win95+ unlike most CRTs. this effectively erases the limit as Win32 was created in Win95 too. DM is NT4+, This will be 98+(heavy focus on XP just like DM tho) I'm just excited to build new stuff even if they already exist Status: Can fetch messages Code easily readable Can send messages Tested on XP x86 SP3 Can fetch guilds but incomplete. currently uses channel IDs Roadmap: OAuth2 Joining servers FakeNitro implemented Better GUI Gateway support My GitHub

I understand it as it couldn't open a 3D application (game) at all, and could only do Windows GUI. Even older drivers were quite different on NT5 and NT6, and not interchangeble. The NT6 driver doesn't use paged pool so much and has the new display scaling page.

Added: Queue system for TCP handling Next: WebSockets

( Happy Easter to all those who observe it ! ) New r3dfox releases have appeared on its GitHub repo : https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/r3dfox/releases/tag/v128.9.0 ... and: https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/r3dfox/releases/tag/v136.0.4 Many thanks to the maintainer! ...

I think you misunderstood my comment a little. The sequence is not correct. First open the VTHash.exe with a double click, the window is then opened hidden and only then open a new Explorer window. For me and @genieautravail, the VTHash.exe window then becomes visible again on older computers.

Added: Guild icons Better chat view

I used the drivers that came with the Xonar CD (which contained both Xp and Vista), but obviously not 11, hence I don't know and can't make judgements about 11. At that time, I had just D1, but later upgraded to the more advanced Xonar D2, The sound on Vista was fantastic, on XP and 7, very similar to what we were listening in the 80's terrible cassette walkmans. or similar to the garbage mp3. On Vista, I always choose 192Khz, of course not 44, and 44 is more like for partially deaf people, the ones who have nothing to lose in the terms of quality anyways. I served in the artillery, my hearing is damaged, and even I hear the clear difference in favour of Vista.

So the last (real) kernel release was in 2022, I knew something fishy was going on, thanks for the warning!

It's safe to emulate a processor instruction set, it's just a programme, but emulation is much slower than native execution so you probably won't like the performance.

Processor instructions emulator https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/tool/software-development-emulator.html

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