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@XPHomeSP3 Done!

Well done and thank you, FranceBB! While eagerly awaiting a positive response from Micorosft regarding your inquiry, I'll be making sure the produce section is well stocked and it's newly installed POSReady 2009 register is ready for the KB4507704 update to be applied.

Open up the WMP 11 installer in 7zip and extract two exes that are titled something like umdf.exe and wmf11.exe and run just those. You will get the advanced MTP drivers that will allow you to access your S5 and keep your WMP 9.

JFYI, you can use a F6 floppy without a floppy drive by using a floppy image and grub4dos (or syslinux) when booting. https://msfn.org/board/topic/179566-getting-sata-mode-to-work-during-and-after-xp-install/ Please try again and report the EXACT error you get, it may come from either the BIOS or from the MBR or PBR on disk (I am assuming that it is white on black background, not a BSOD white on blue background). jaclaz

This. And if you want to be able to connect your phone while debugging is enabled (for some reasons, I do) keep Samsung Android drivers installed.

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Well, here's the thing with this theory: If you go to the Microsoft page for How to Configure Daylight Saving Time for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems and scroll down to July 2019 update section and expand it, you will see they have the following information: Note: This update was revised on August 13, 2019, to apply to Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 It would seem to me it was indeed meant for public release but someone at Microsoft somehow overlooked the fact it was supposed to be added to the update catalog. (Of course, I could be completely wrong though.) I have also tried to post a comment about this fact at the Time Zone Updates for Brazil are Available blog posting at the Microsoft Daylight Saving Time & Time Zone Blog but it refuses to let me do so for some reason. (Maybe Microsoft knows we're on their trail.) Perhaps while I'm minding the register at one of my supermarkets in Casablanca someone here could kindly try and post a comment on my behalf (or your behalf) and see if we can get an answer from someone.

I don't think 48bit LBA support would be necessary if the phone's storage is <128 GB. Or is it for some weird reason? So in that case, it would be any PC after 1996/97 with an OS with USB mass storage support. Why did we even need MTP anyway? All it does lock out OSes older than XP. And MTP device access is much slower in Windows 7/8.1/10 than in XP and 2000 in my experience.

If your phone is rooted, try this https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-universal-mass-storage-enabler-beta-t3240097 You can enable your phone to appear as a flash drive and use on any PC that supports 48-bit LBA, NTFS, and USB (Any computer after 2005 should work fine)

I'll send you a PM with files/directions.

It may be easier to just change the USB mode on your phone. Check if you have the "USB storage" option and select that.

Just tested it, works fine.

Hi @roytam1! I'd just like to say thank you for providing us with the IA-32 UXP builds! These older Athlon / Pentium III machines are still very useful, especially during this time of economic uncertainty, as some are being forced back into service for the less fortunate.

I've been using Windows 2000 on-and-off for about 16 years (only third to that frivolous XP and 98) and I am very pleased to say that with the help of all those who have contributed to extending its capabilities, it has now reached the high-water mark of being one of the few OSes to remain usable for everyday tasks 20 years after release! A few of my workloads now require Vista/7, but most still do not challenge win2k much. No other OS offers such a degree of folder customization, nor the nice, big picture previews in the "My Pictures" template, neither do I get a task manager with CPU/RAM indicators in a blocky, futuristic font. And I've also got the old Windows flag combined with the post-modern Tahoma font. And enter the extended kernel, to run my browsers and some other newer applications. So, here's to another 20 years for Windows 2000!! scratch that, considering that Windows 2000 was the best operating system around at the start of the millennium, it shall be the best operating system around to end the millennium!!!

I purchased and tested a 4TB WD My Passport Drive. The current WD Formatter does work, although not quite as described in the documentation. I found the SCSI commands needed to set the Sector size between 512 and 4K. Unfortunately, most other Drives do not support them. It can also be set to 1K and 2K Sector sizes, which are supported by Windows from 2000 to 10 as well as 98SE with my Terabyte Plus Package. I did not try 8K, 16K, 32K, or 64K Sectors because I wasn't sure if I could regain control.

New info, as the one you provided, is always welcome! Thanks to you, now we all learned, for a fact, something new too.

I know it's a bit of a bump and I wish I found this thread earlier, but I wanted to confirm that the WD Formatter still works today. I used it on 2x 10TB Bestbuy WD Easystore drives and was able to create 5x fat32 partitions on each drive that work both under xp and win7. I learned something too as I was not aware that the formatter will allow changing the drive back to 512e in win7.