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Since Opera is sold to Chinese Qihoo 360, which is unsafe to users, I think SRWare Iron is a better choice than Opera.

For driver I think you need Extended Core.

Since I don't like double extraction, my modified update packages will continue to use SFXCAB.

I added Win2000 style installer icon to SFXCAB-6.2.29. To change icon: Before modifying, note down the file size of sfxcab.exe and convert it to little ending hex (a). (i.e.: 40,448 bytes => 9E00h => 00 9E) After modified with resource editor, note down the new file size of sfxcab.exe and convert it to little ending hex (b). Open sfxcab.exe with hex editor, find the "(a) 00 80" sequence (i.e. "00 9E 00 80"), and it should only have 1 occurrence. Change (a) with (b) and then save. Recalculate PE checksum with PEChecksum. To use: copy /b sfxcab.exe+yourcab.cab yourcab.exe To autorun: Open cab with hex editor before "copy /b", change "20"(hex) to "60"(hex) just before the filename you desired to autorun after extraction. File: https://mega.nz/#!2JVQgBLS!9Xe9kQk6WVA_ubfGLcaaSsHcjmpM4t-UoR0qhkRbxkk

Do you applied the POSReady registry hack? Without it you can't get POSReady updates.

Install latest root cert update

ESET AntiVirus 4.2 still works in NT4 and 2000.

I used Resource Hacker 4.2.5 to complete the job, I have older version of Extended Kernel and Extended Core files, and delete resources in newer version(except Version_Info) and import from older version(Overwrite/Check all except Version_Info) and fix language values in Version_Info. And yeah this takes hours to replace all files in package. I did some limited testing and it seems working fine here. My replaced CHT version for your reference: (I changed startup screens in Extended Core for better looking) extended kernel v26b5G CHT https://mega.nz/#!LMkwSS6D!eaf6zBrvt5Iuc3DFQlyt5eNwWpy1tg2NcHpvV7x_VFY extended core v16c CHT https://mega.nz/#!mIlXWA5B!xopxRbUI5_ujpbDwTtzxx1nC7W6n9jRaSMd_MnL15ts

@blackwingcat I tried my best to port latest extended kernel and extended core to my language (CHT) by Replacing Japanese Resources to CHT Resources and it seems working correctly(except I don't have vista\*loc.dll so I leave them unchanged), and I wonder if I can post download link here.

http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/175160-installing-sp4/?p=1118126 Cheers and Regards Read that already, but what is actually changed in files in particular(for example xxx.sys replaced with hotfix-kbXXXXXXX)?

I wonder what is changed between POSReady updates and unofficial SP4 update.

This kernel version is old. (Dated 2016-01-16 3:51, version 5.1.2600.6748 in Windowsxp_remove_4gb_Ram_limit_addon.7z) There is 5.1.2600.7005 in my system now. It will be nice if you can show what you modified in ntos*.exe and/or hal dlls so people can address them when newer kernel comes.

does it have a faster javascript engine? actually the biggest issue of fx2/sm1 is slow javascript execution. And also NSS needs to be updated for TLS support.

forget about it, POSReady2009 *IS* XP. just patch around palemoon.exe and run as usual.

As usual you can just hack around palemoon.exe for running.

Alpha2 & RinGOch. I don't know how common it is but at least I use it.

> You should remove .NET Framework 1.0 and 1.1 if installed, as both no longer receive updates. But if you have programs that compiled for .net 1.0 or 1.1, you should not remove them since .net 2.0 or later runtimes are unable to run .net 1.0/1.1 programs.

You can still use ESET Antivirus Business Edition 4.2(Even works in NT4)

Here still has a NT4 server serving files

I think I am using: "Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn WiFi Adapter".If someone can Bypass the OS Check on this driver for Windows XP, will be amazing! By the way, I wanted to say thank you for entering that deep in my problem! You are one good person! Did you try an older version of driver?http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/NETWORK-CARD/Ralink/ECS-H61H-G11-V20-Ralink-RT3290-WLAN-Driver-3270.shtml This driver needs XP. :/ try *NOT* using installer, but just pointing to XP INF location in driver installation dialog.

I think I am using: "Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn WiFi Adapter". If someone can Bypass the OS Check on this driver for Windows XP, will be amazing! By the way, I wanted to say thank you for entering that deep in my problem! You are one good person! Did you try an older version of driver? http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/NETWORK-CARD/Ralink/ECS-H61H-G11-V20-Ralink-RT3290-WLAN-Driver-3270.shtml

actually it is not about "Bypass the OS Check" but different NDIS version. Device vendors use new Windows DDK, which has newer NDIS and that means newer API that is not available in older Windows(e.g. XP/2003)

Any chance making new Chinese(Traditional) version of Extended Kernel and Extended Core?

and also PPAPI link: http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/latest/help/install_flash_player_ppapi.exe

blackwingcat did that. search ".net 1.1" in wlu will give you a list of .net 1.1 fixes, installable on both 2000 and XP.