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Switching E-Mail address is a significant problem. Too much hassle to consider it a solution. In any case, I would certainly not use Onet or WP. I would use an E-Mail server in my own domain, instead.

It seems the Email Tray is unable to set up a GMail account. The procedure just requires E-Mail address and the password. The OAuth2 autentication is not performed, and the applications says the password is wrong. So, I do believe the Email Tray does no support OAuth2 authentication.

The general idea is to get audible new E-Mail notification, with the speakers turned off. The old solution was to get the notification through PC Speaker. It worked well in Windows XP and later Windows 7, while using POP Tray and later POP Peeper applications. To read GMail originated messages the Thunderbird was used. In case of mails from different server it was enough to read the header, and then just delete it. As, they are just notification of events like power failures and such. POP Tray went useless, after GMail forced OAuth2 authentication procedure. POP Peeper is unable to select the audio output. So, it worked well with the beepxp driver, generating system error beep through PC Speaker. But, failed to do the same on HP z220 CMT computer. For some reason I was unable to get the PC Speaker function on z220, while it worked perfectly on HP z210 CMT. So, here you have it. Now, I'm looking for an E-Mail notifier with. - ability to generate audible notification on audio output different from the default one on Windows 7 x64. - ability to use OAuth2 authenication - multiple E-Mail account support, and ability to view headers and delete mails without running a full blown E-Mail client. - visible seconds on E-Mail list. The POP Peeper was unable to display seconds on the list of new mails. I'm using internal E-Mail server to monitor events on multiple devices. Somtimes it is difficult to get the sequence of events, if the seconds are not visible. - it would be perfect if the apllication is free (with commercial use included).

Sorry, but cloning will not do. I have to be able to modify the user profile acting as Administrator. With cloning I would have to clone the user profile to Administrator login, then make modifications, then clone the profile back to the user. It's much simpler to change the user password, log in as user, then to make changes to the user settings, then to tell the user to change the password back.

I need to have two users with different passwords but the same user settings and layout. The idea is for the Administrator to be able to login as user and to be able to work with user profile and make modifications to it. In case of Windows 7 I was able to have the same user folder by linking the Users\Administrator folder to the user folder by a symbolic link. It works in Windows 10, but there are issues with default applications. Every time I login as a different user the default applications get reset (Mail client, Web browser, ...). So I need to find a different approach, or to get the default applications function under control.

Indeed Windows Update Blocker 1.8 did the job. I did not use the Protect Service Settings feature, however. On the note WUB disabled more than just the Windows Update. Apparently some other services were responsible for turning the Windows Update back on. Also, after the WUB did the job, the Windows Update was set disabled. But, after system reboot, Windows Update returned to the manual start, again. Good thing is it was not runnig. It did not work for me. Well, not in Windows 10. I was able to force the Windows Update to ask for permition before downloading, but not to disable the nagging for updates after every login.

I'm trying to get Windows Update service under control. There is a lot of articles in the Internet saying, the only way to get automatic updates disabled is to get Windows Update service disabled. Unfortunately, all my attemps to get Windows Update service to be turned off, failed. The service gets turned on after a while. I presume, there were some changes in newer versions of Windows 10, and the old ways are not working, any more. Right now I'm dealing with 22H2 version.

Since the flame war has ended, it is a good time to think about the future of VxKex. By my understanding the best project to continue with is the BeitDina / VxKex fork. It has the whole source posted on Github, with last available version of 1.0.0.999. It appears to be compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

I do have saved KexSetup_Release_1_1_0_1291.exe and KexSetup_Release_1_1_1_1375.exe files. So, I did download KexSetup_Release_1_1_1_1375.exe again, then did "fc /b" command to compare both files. The files were identical. Well, the KexSetup_Release_1_1_1_1375.exe does not work correctly in 32bit systems, so I,m using older KexSetup_Release_1_1_0_1291.exe, instead.

The project disappeared from the github. Does anyone know what happened?

VxKex disappeared from github. Does anyone know what happened?

I was able to run an accounting application, made to work on Windows 10, on Windows 7 x64 with VxKex enabled. Without VxKex execution ends with missing dll export. It seems the VxKex does not work on Windows 7 x32 at all. If I enable VxKex for any application, windows 7 compatible or not , the execution always ends with BEX error. ---------------- Well, after switching to KexSetup_Release_1_1_0_1291.exe, everything seems to be working correctly in Windows 7 32bit.

The KexSetup_Release_1_1_1_1375.exe installer is not working, if the Temp folder is on FAT32 disk D:. If i set the Temp to be on the system drive C:\Temp, installer works correctly. I do not know if the problem is related to type of file system FAT23 vs NTFS, or disk drive letter D: vs C:. Another problem, is the link property settings on 64bit Windows 7. I can set the VxKex properties of an application desktop link on 32bit Windows 7. But in case of the 64bit system it says the EXE file path should start with drive letter, and will not let to save the properties. On the other hand it is possible to set everything in the VxKex global configuration application.

Panda security detects the installer KexSetup_Release_1_1_1_1375.exe as trojan. Firefox marks te file as dangerous, as well.

No, there is no x64 version for Windows 8, apparently. Also, the selection seems to be different in x32 and x64 windows versions. I found no "All languages MUI" option, in Firefox Windows 7 x32. - Windows 7 x32 - Firefox - in Windows 10, after selecting language there is x64 version available, also there is no "All languages MUI" option. - Windows 7 x64 - Firefox - in Windows 10, after selecting some language there is no x64 version available, it is necesary to select "All languages MUI" option, then a x64 version option will appear.

I'm trying to install a 64 bit version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC in Windows 7 x64. But, if Windows 7 is selected, there is no x64 version available. I can download just the x32 version. It seems at least Windows 10 has to be selected for the x64 to be available. Also, the x64 is not available if "All languages MUI" is not selected. Can I install a version intended for Windows 10 x64 in Windows 7 x64?

Well. EasyBCD uses drive letters according to the current operating system settings. So, if I set G: in Windows 7 32, it will be C: in Windows 7 64. So, I see no way of changing drive letter assignments using EasyBCD. Perhaps I found a possible workaround. Since the Windows 7 64 wants to have C: as it's partition letter, I can make symbolic links to folders on the old C: partition. It will be possible to retain the compatibility in scripts and settings across multiple operating systems, that way.

I,m trying to install Windows 7 64bit on a drive letter G, while I have Windows XP 32bit on F: and Windows 7 32bit on E:. I could not start the setup on old Windows XP or 7, as it complains it is not x64 system. The only idea I could think of is to install a Windows x64 on some other partition, then assign a correct drive letter for the desired partition G:, then start yet another Windows 7 64bit setup instance and point it to the grive G:. I'm assuming starting setup from existing operating system should preserve assigned drive letters, as it was possible to install Windows 7 23bit on drive E: using existing Windows XP 32bit.

After switching from XP to Windows 7, I found one new feature annoying. Im quite often dealing with large amount of files. It is very convenient for me to see the summary on the disk space used, when selecting large amount of files using just the keyboad. The problem is, if the amout is 16 or more, the summary gets disabled. I have to click "show more information"(translated from Polish) to get the status bar to show the count, but the focus from keyboard selecting is lost, at that moment. Adding another file to the selection disables the status bar, again. Is there a way to disable this feature? Back in the Windows XP, I was able to select as many files as I wanted and the summary was always visible, without having to click anything.

Well. I found yet another solution. It is possible to set a static arp entry inside the remote router to ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff. When a packet is sent to the set IP it is broadcasted through LAN instead of sending it to the IP's specific mac. The hack works with the routers I'm working with. What I'm missing is a command tool able to send WOL to a specific IP in other network. The application I'm using now requires Windows 7, and does not have the command line interface. By the way, the Poweroff does not work with such an approach. -------------------------------------- Found it. WakeMeOnLan from Nirsoft works, and has a command line option.

Everything seems to be fine in the Device Manager. Bluetooth icons are present where they should be. Since the Asus X101CH have just one antenna I had to connect it to the main connector. The auxilary antenna is not connected.

Everything seems to be fine with the driver, but I'm unable to detect any bluetooth device. I can detect it from another Asus X101CH with RTL8821AE and Windows 7. But every attempt at connecting failed. I have to find a driver for Windows 7 in order to test if the adapter is working correctly.

I just installed an Intel 6235ANHMW card in my Asus X101CH. I found just the Windows 7 and newer driver on the Intel site. According to Intel declarations version 21.40.5 is the last one with Windows 7 and 8 support.

PCI\VEN_168C&DEV_0034&SUBSYS_020A1028&REV_01 I found a WiFi driver for Windows 7 32bit: Dell Wireless 1901 802.11a/b/g/n (2.4GHz and 5GHz). I have some doubts about how well it works, however. I think I'll try the Intel 6235ANHMW.

As for the AR5B22. I can not find any working 32bit WiFi driver for Windows XP and Windows 7. All I found are 64bit versions.