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  1. The bus mouse returns! From inside the Express BIOS tool from Intel for a NUC10i3. For whatever reason there are tons of "things" listed inside, including processors like RISC and "Hobbit Family", socket types including ZIF, battery composition types (Lithium Polymer, Nickel metal hydride, etc). I had thought that perhaps it was for some compatibility checking, but there is no way a 64bit Windows BIOS flashing program is ever going to be updating a BIOS on a Pentium II.
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  2. You can replace disk.sys from Server 2003,NT 5.2 support GPT. But You should replace it to \Windows\DriverCache\sp3.cab, \Windows\System32\driver at same time
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  3. Ups, a } is missing XD. Corrected, view working: https://jsbin.com/johefiqapi/edit?html,output
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  4. I do not recommend using "mass storage mode" since it can only access to SD card - at least it did on 2 or 3 different phones I've tried to connect - the MTP method should just work fine if you need to access to the internal storage.
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  5. 'this' from .onclick is lost in the setTimeout function, setTimeout has own 'this', use a variable: // Set onclick event to msgs elements for ( let i = 0; i < msgs.length; i++ ) { msgs[i].onclick = function() { let m = this; setTimeout(function(){ m.style.display = 'none'; clks++; createCookie('clicks', clks, 1); }, 3000); } }
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  6. You may need it. My Windows ME laptop would not read my NTFS 128gb flash drive unless I updated the 48-bit LBA. It would read in FAT32 mode though.
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  7. dllcache directory is like a windows original backup system files. SFC /ScanNow command check actual Windows system files using dllcache original files and restore if is necesary. The WinLogon.exe:sfc_os.dll System process continous checking changes on Windows System Files (Windows File Protection), this detect/not-found C:\Windows\System32\atmfd.dll file and check backup C:\Windows\System32\DllCache\atmfd.dll for integrity and restore the atmfd.dll file Delete x-atmfd.dll: del C:\Windows\System32\x-atmfd.dll Change directory and rename atmfd.dll and dllcache\atmfd.dll: cd %windir%\system32 ren atmfd.dll x-atmfd.dll & ren dllcache\atmfd.dll x-atmfd.dll Windows File Protection: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/222193/description-of-the-windows-file-protection-feature
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  8. First clarify that JavaScript on the client side is completely manipulable by that client Check: <style> .msg { border: solid; background: yellow; padding: 1em; } </style> <div class="msg">Hello</div> <div class="msg">vicious</div> <div class="msg">world!</div> <script> var msgs = document.getElementsByClassName('msg'); var cookie = document.cookie; var clks = 0; var rx = new RegExp('(clicks=)(\\d)+'); // Check if exists cookie and get clicks count if ( cookie.match(rx) ) { clks = cookie.match(rx)[2]; } else { createCookie('clicks', 0, 1); } // If click counts >= 3 hide msgs elements if ( clks >= 3 ) { for ( let i = 0; i < msgs.length; i++ ) { msgs[i].style.display = 'none'; } } // Set onclick event to msgs elements for ( let i = 0; i < msgs.length; i++ ) { msgs[i].onclick = function() { this.style.display = 'none'; clks++; createCookie('clicks', clks, 1); } } function createCookie(name, value, days) { let cookie = name + '=' + value; if (days) { // max-age is more simple, set time-life in seconds cookie += ';max-age=' + days * 24 * 60 * 60; } document.cookie = cookie; } </script> Using cookie name: clicks with value: count of clicks Using Regular Expresion (RegExp) for matching and extract cookie value Using getElementsByClassName array-like for hide and set click event using keyword: this Using max-age for cookie, it is simpler than calculating expiration datetimes On live: https://jsbin.com/zavogaqexu/edit?html,output
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  9. It would appear when the phone is connected to the PC (change between USB, MTP, PTP and charging). But I also have a Galaxy S5 with Android 6.0.1 and USB mass storage is not available.
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  10. What you report does not seem in any way connected to encryption. It looks more like a filesystem or disk driver issue (of unknown origin). The SSD is SATA, right? Are you using it in IDE compatibility mode or do you have a SATA driver? How are partitions aligned? jaclaz
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  11. If you are into playing games and making games on old Windows computers, look what's out there: A current game engine, that supports Windows 95! It's called OHRRPGCE. This seems to be the homepage: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/Main_Page In the changelog for its current version, it says: ...Windows 95 is supported again!... This thing supports everything, it seems. Also smartphones, Linux and MacOS. It seems their games are found here: https://www.slimesalad.com/ A lot of projects look very amateur and poorly made, but the so called "best" game is something with dogs and mice in strange outfits. I've never seen something like this to be honest. But it is a new game that works on Windows 95. So who says now Windows 9x is dead?
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  12. April 2020 Updates: KB4550951 -- Security Monthly Quality Rollup for Windows Server 2008 https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4550951 KB4550957 -- Security Only Quality Update for Windows Server 2008 https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4550957 KB4550737 -- Servicing Stack Update for Windows Server 2008 https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4550737 KB4550905 -- Cumulative security update for Internet Explorer: April 14, 2020 https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4550905
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  13. A heads up for those who are interested; I have uploaded a few more pieces of Rudy's work to my site. These are mostly things that weren't advertised or well known.
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  14. Vista and 7 (let alone 10) have changed a few things that make *somehow* more difficult (or however "different") to create drivers for hardware, so a lot of tools that are used in the manufacturing would need new drivers for the new OS's and possibly noone wants to risk production issues due to some possible bugs when they already have tested and working ones. A common example is those "manufacturer tools" for USB stick controllers, some need a dedicated driver to talk to the controller, and AFAIK those were made for XP and never re-created for later OS's. jaclaz
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  15. I was watching a documentary made in 2019 about Chinese PCB (Printed Circuit Boards) factories and what happens when an engineer submits its order with the circuit to the factory in order to print it and I found something interesting: our beloved OS, Windows XP. It's funny, though, how factories are relying on Windows XP to produce hardware that is shipped all over the world, most of which doesn't support that OS... Windows XP booting in the background:
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  16. Welcome to MSFN Delrvich. Your Advanced Chrome browser is probably being served YouTube's newest Polymer v2 layout because it presents itself as Chrome 54.20.6530.0, but cannot properly display Polymer v2 because Advanced Chrome is really not Chrome 54 (see VistaLover's October 16, 2018 post). If you are determined to use that particular browser for YouTube, then spoofing a browser that is served Polymer v1 will probably be necessary. (It's a little late to target the classic pre-Polymer layout, which will be discontinued soon.) In the long run, it might be better to use a browser such as Yandex 17.4.1 (based on Chromium 57) that can actually display Polymer v2 (no spoofing required), as VistaLover pointed out in a February 6 post in a related thread. (VistaLover actually prefers a portable Yandex 17.6.0 based on Chromium 58, but I'm not sure if anyone has tried that version on XP, whereas 17.4.1 officially supports XP. My screenshot features 17.4.1 - no warning about the browser being unsupported soon.)
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  17. DOS has a simpler implementation of FAT32 than Windows 9x. I was able to Patch it to work up to 32K. VFAT only supported 2K until I Patched it for 4K. Above 4K I think there are issues with Caching since Caching is done by Memory Pages which are 4K. I have identified two internal variables that don't have valid values when larger Sectors are used.
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