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I am from Vietnam. I really missed the old days of windows 7

I have installed KB4459091 which has updated (both) rsaenh.dll and schannel.dll to 5.1.2600.7567 and will forgo KB968730 EDIT: @Dave-H @Gansangriff And this has also updated My rsaenh.dll is version 5.1.2600.7345.

This is the 4th of May. My previous assumption was wrong. The "SEC_ERROR_OSCP_OLD_RESPONSE" error comes up, if the time is set too far from the server time. Having it set to 11th of May (two days after the expiration) gave no problems on the dictionary at leo.org. Having it set to 12th of May did make the error. Some websites seem to be more tolerant than others. @Tonny52 All I can say is that I've just updated a Windows XP computer which had the date set to 12th of May to SP3. I downloaded the 300 MB SP3 package from catalog.update.microsoft.com manually. Installed without problems. And it didn't make any unwanted connections either. @Tripredacus Maybe have a look at about:config in a mozilla-based browser and search for "ssl3". There are some old cryptographic algorithms disabled. Another option could be using an old browser, like Netscape 9? It should work even on Windows 10.

I suppose. The only thing is you might still get bit by OCSP/certificate checking if both dates are in the future. But I'm sure when the future becomes the present you'll still be able to log into https routers with no change.

so u need [re]FORMAT these (DMF) floppies (ie make it usual 1440 KB), or MODIFY it?

ClamWin now updated 0.103.2

https://www.allbootdisks.com/download/98.html https://www.allbootdisks.com/download/me.html Use the "No Ramdrive" versions.

i know that some 9x floppies was formatted as 1680 KB (80*21*2*512). it easy can be reformatted as normal 80*18,. if usemore power soft, than included in 9x.

Hallo Bruninho, the youtube website is stable (Player (stats): codecs VP9 (243) / opus (251) only) on Firefox 48.0.2 /45.9 /Cyberfox 48.0.2 (WebRTC peer connection must be disabled in CF). I don't remember any crashes. But this means not all movies can be played. RT's Firefox 45.9.33 or K-Meleon 76 have better support to play all videos (ffmpeg). These are slightly less stable. An error in XUL.dll can be possible and with that error the browser will crash. I mean the site formula1.com is not always well rendered and FF48/CF48 don't play the videos. Many icons are missing. But they don't crash. I haven't made a complete moodle check with CF48/FF48 - only three minutes. Moodle.org generally makes a good impression. Moodle sandbox demo worked here. SCORM lessons? not checked. Bruninho, this is a snapshot, tomorrow everything can be different on the web.

I am not a TLS expert, but it is my understanding that basically nothing is going to happen when this certificate expires. This cert is what microsoft signs stuff with (for example, new updates, drivers...). There aren't any new updates being made for any SHA-1 system anyway. The reason you canot connect to HTTPS sites when you change the date is because you are changing the date, not any significance pertaining to what that date is. Firefox-based browsers do not rely on windows for encryption anyway. Chrome (at least on XP) partially does. but even for chrome and IE, nothing is going to change.

We already have a topic for this: https://msfn.org/board/topic/174208-windows-10-deeper-impressions/