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Problem solved, if the proper rpcrt4.dll is used. There are two versions of exkernel rpcrt4.dll, both version 5.0.2195.7291. One has I_RpcBindingInqLocalClientPID in it, the other one not. So always use all files of Exkernel and not only replace different version numbers! Greeting Joe

I use fontAwesome glyphs since 2016 all the time at work, basically they are webfont files now, in five different formats to cater for all browsers: eot, svg, woff, woff2 and ttf. My own website uses them for social networks icons and menu icons (this one on mobile devices only). if you visit my site and see 3 social networks icons on top, then your browser can read these webfonts. currently I use the version 5 of FontAwesome (https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/tree/master/webfonts) And this works on all major (modern) browsers (edge, safari, chrome, firefox) and also Opera. I thought that they should be working on SM 2.32 since its Fx 35.x based but no... Bootstrap’s and FontAwesomes glyphs are the most used ones in the world. like goodmaneuver said earlier, it’s possible that something is preventing the download of these webfonts by the browser to correctly exhibit them

I need some specifications to answer properly, since "Pavilion" is very vague. You need to find some USB 3.0 drivers, probably. You will need to slipstream them into your install media, or install W7 from an internal optical drive with a PS/2 keyboard ready. I do think that these consumer-grade OEM designs probably lack them, since even my OptiPlex 745 from 2006 lacks the ports.

I noticed that as well, but I switching the system font to Tahoma (Western) seemed to fix it. This happened to me as well, but oddly, deleting the profiles folder, recreating a fresh one with FF 3.6 and going into 3.6's about:config to disable js solved this problem for me. c

That happened to me in Windows 7 when also trying to install recent .NET updates. I think W7 actually received some update about outdated certificates as opposed to Vista. I solved it by importing a MS certificate that Vista and 7 don't ship with. http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/4/8/248D8A62-FCCD-475C-85E7-6ED59520FC0F/MicrosoftRootCertificateAuthority2011.cer Run the following command with Admin rights to install it (replacing the path with the one where you downloaded the certificate) certutil -addstore "Root" "c:\cacert.cer"

Please, be patient, of course, there is going to be the new version soon, bit I'm a bit busy in the current situation.