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Solved----> Sysinternals pssuspend 1.7.0.0 is working perfectly in XP Thank you :-)

I cannot disable them... these are esential m$ processes that load automatically at startup like winlogon, and disabling them would cause troubles

Anyone know a commandline tool /.bat to suspend processes with comanline? or any tool to suspend several processes automatically at startup? Currently I do it manually with system explorer, but unfortunately pssuspend from sysinternals doesnot work with XP

Could be posible lower the timer with this tool? some command line to enter the desired timer? I wanted to test below 1ms

you cannot "see". Its a feeling. Its similar to CRT times and setting monitor from 60hz to higher refresh rate. Some people didnt notice nothing.... other felt the screen more pleasant in that way

Million thanks!!! It was the program that I was looking for. Just a little tool to load at startup without interface!. Thanks for sharing pal!! It will run by default in all my XP machines since now

You are true. Lets talk about some of these tools working on XP to set the timer resolution. Currently Im using this one https://timerresolution.net/#download anymore? (better without .Net requirements)

Anyone know a way to set timer resolution in XP using a registry key or similar? Currently I use a timer program that needs to be open/active to maintain the desired time, but I was looking for a permanent timer change.

Im using some external HDs (WD) larger than 4TB in XP x64... and works perfectly. The only drawback is that you have to wait about a minute to the computer recognize the attached HD... then the drive works perfectly

Im setting up XP64 and I needed a package of certificates to allow programs to run. For example... the classic potplayer videoplayer gives an error "potplayer.dll is modified or hacked" if the "VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5" certificate is not installed in your OS. Currently Im using these certificates to run potplayer without problems https://github.com/JohnTHaller/RootCertificateUpdatesForLegacyWindows but I wonder what other certificates I should install to be sure that programs that rely on certain certificates works. Probably they not always give a warning at startup.

The early internet that we knew was a big library where everyone shared info and content. The modern internet is a shopping centre, and browsers money makers machines. Just fire the start page and it is already making money from you....do a search, visit a page, everything.... and remember.,,.... if you computer goes slow or run out of memory... its cause you need to buy new hardware for internet browsing... Adblocking is just the top of the big iceberg...

The KEY to use modern internet is not use cromium (because faster javascript).... roytam1´s browsers are enough You must block selectively the javaspript that bloat each page. UblockO addon is not enough. You need script block addons, expecially for XP and weak cpus

@roytam1 My most sincere gratitude for your work and releases... I continue using them in all my machines over the years!! Thanks a lot for your patience and time. A question. What adblocker is recommend to use with NM28? Sometimes I suspect that ublockorigin is just another piece of spyware... the telemetry removed by roytam1 is back again with the adblock addon that I install. Advice and comments are welcome.

@roytam1 Thanks a lot for these great updates. I continue using newmoon on my old and new machines. REALLY APPRECIATED!! ;) Just a question. I discovered that iceape-upx consumes less memory than newmoon so its amazing for my old bnetbooks!!!!! What addons can I install with iceape-upx? I tested with the old xpi addons that I use with newmoon but I cannot install them? I need to unpack the xpi and edit it in certain way to make it iceape compatible? there is a place to download addonns already working?

Anyone knows what system files should I need to remove from a win10 computer to make it safe against ransomwares that rely on bitlocker? Just disabling bitlocker is not an option... the tool is really dangerous and should not be included in default installations.