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@Dave-H Use the optional patch integrator on the integral edition (vanilla) ISO - that's what its for. option 4 will solve the A5 BSOD You'll also want options 1,3 and 5 So options 1,3,4,5 edit: integral edition found here https://www.zone94.com/downloads/software/operating-systems/123-windows-xp-professional-sp3-x86-integral-edition

I created a basic tutorial to learn the basics of this stuff. The tutorial will be available on my profile, when MSFN unhide it.

Well, the "security" answer WAS NOT AN ANSWER. It was a "copout", plain and simple. I *guarantee* you it will not be "reverted" - because that answer tells us that it's a THOUSAND different "patches" and cannot be tracked down to "a few", so the "security" answer was thrown out willy-nilly. Security is a RED HERRING. Tell people that changing a pixel color from white to black and that it was done for "security" and most people will BELIEVE YOU. Security schmacurity. Don't get me wrong, Roytam is doing it the way the MAJORITY of his followers prefer it, sacrifice PERFORMANCE for the sake of "security". It is a VALID approach! I am not trying to undermine that. But I take the opposite approach, I use OLDER versions of Roytam's browsers and prefer PERFORMANCE over "security". WE ALL HAVE THAT OPTION. Don't be "fooled" by the claim that newer offers more "security". Just my two cents. Greatly appreciate Roytam's work. It's all a matter of personal preference and we can all decide for ourselves if an older version best fits our needs or if a newer version best fits our needs.

So could you revert this "security" for the next 55 build, to make it work BETTER, please?

"theoritically"... "red herring"...

It's definitely on their end. I downloaded the latest 32-bit official Pale Moon running on Windows 10 and it's behaving exactly the same as 52 UXP. The trick is to get on a Twitter page and scroll down a while, the farther you go the worse it gets. Keyboard scrolling on other tabs begins to stick then eventually the whole browser freezes and you have to kill in Task Manager. Another way is to go to an outlook.live.com account and it happens even quicker. No such loss in browser performance with 45.0, 55.0, or FF 52.9.0. I'll try to file a bug but with Tobin it's doubtful they'll even bother with it.

I think you should try what i advised to you in first answer in this topic - first thing in duckduckgo search on "Integral Edition 2021.5.15". And then if it fail try latest december Integral Edition version. As i say in my first post here - it is perfectly legal - that's why it is on archive.org. If you have licensed copy of XPSP3 you can install whatever slipstreamed XPSP3 version you want. I don't understand why you ignore my, Damnation and RainyShadow advise to try Integral Edition? On winraid topic that is now archived (and continued) on wincert they were different opinion. They thought Lenovo intentionally screw Ideapad Flex 10 bios to block other OS from being installed. I kinda agree with them. Cause it is Haswell generation Netbook. And XP successfully work now on Ryzen 5800X and Core i7 9700.

So 11 has been out for a few months so I wanted to give an update here. People have been seen to have been able to get 11 working on systems as old as Athlon 64 3500 era (Which came out in 2004!) so yeah, the hardware requirements are complete BS. Other than that, the OS has been gaining marketshare pretty fast on AdDuplex, which gets its numbers from UWP apps. So, a fast release. I've tried it on some of my systems over the past few months and I have some information to report. The new UI is, okay, I guess. It's different, definitely different, and loses a lot of features from 10, but hopefully they remain for Win11 22H2 next year. Windows 11 won't be a dire upgrade, but it will be one that is here to stay. Personally, I don't really like it. But I guess that is because I was with 10 so long, but it really is just 10 with a skin, especially how you can just revert back to the old UI with StartAllBack or ExplorerPatcher. This is what my laptop looks like on Windows 11, with only explorer patcher and a few registry values.

@Dave-H Before restoring the backup, why not first try to make a clean install of the integral edition and see how it works?

Yes. But don't rebuild the PE header. That doesn't work out as well. The checksum needs to be corrected every time the file is modified.

You can do it in CFF Explorer. Go to rebuilder, only check "Update Checksum", "Rebuild" then save.

Imports are really hard to work with, if they are not there in the file already. There are a couple of things you can do. Either you get the imported function from the imported file and try implementing it in the target file, if it's simple. Or you take other import entries to simple functions, reimplement the simple functions in the file itself and rename the now unused import to the one you want. However, you have to make sure the new import name is not too long as the import names are packed together very close.

NOT technically a blue screen and sorry for image quality, but combination of billboard refresh rate, little time while on red light and calculator-style phone, but I hope you enjoy this teamviewer window... Zielonka near Warsaw.