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vinifera

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  1. mmm maybe it can't backup activly used system files these are usualy tagged with $ prefix
  2. it was always that year for Enterprise and Pro SKU's, since they are VLK
  3. thats a lul remember older times when upgrading from 98 to XP took maybe 1 hour and maybe some bit more yet hardware was crap comparing to now now you have freaking warp speed and it takes 20 hours (probably coz of all winblows 10 garbage stiffed in) what happened to - protect/lock programs and user data and simply overwrite every other system file ? -> winblows 10 happened maybe before "upgrade" they are scanning your HDD's to see what toilet paper you use the most
  4. but what powers the UI the DWM (D3D) or "classic shell" (D2D) ?
  5. soo does this mean M$ is done with any mobile platform ? will they return to desktop ? or what ...
  6. since i only touched winblows 10 ONCE how does Server display UI ? also via forced DWM or without it ?
  7. even if it did, it does it by forcing machines to upgrade without any consent
  8. space isn't problem anymore thats why I copied whole SxS back over, but you can still save 5 GB if you filter out all _language_ (except en-us, _none_, and yours) and remove backup folder
  9. wow sometimes i just amaize myself how dumb but easy things i do hahaha so the way to bypass "corrupted component store" error (if you trimmed your SxS folder) 1. copy your current WinSxS folder somewhere.... 2. take ownership of \Windows\WinSxS folder 3. copy BACK from untouched source (iso/wim) WinSxS and Merge with your current one 4. (just to be safe), copy over/merge the backuped one with one in your Windir and voila, you can install updates now with no problem your "comp. store" is now "fixed"
  10. so issue I have is a modified win7 (reduced size, removed components bla bla bla) question is, is there easy way to "over copy" (or install) full-blown // untouched OS from DVD/ISO without going through format and all driver crap detection while leaving Program Files (and apps) intact ?
  11. 1. devs didn't "mess to bring old opera", they just issued a patched version to fix certificate problems 2. you can try hex-edit opera.dll and change user agent string, see if that helps, just make sure there are equal bytes used as in original
  12. not that simple to just jump to newest HW... remember that any device is vaulnerable mobile-phones, atm's, kiosk's, pc's, tablets ... ... not so cheap to get new home PC device and phone (not to mention these new OS-es suck balls)
  13. wow thanks for sharing that
  14. btw can i use downloaded DISM from another folder or I need to copy it over original ?
  15. can anyone upload zip-ed or rar-ed folders: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Dism C:\Windows\System32\Dism and Dism.exe from SysWOW64 from Winblows 10 64bit for me ?
  16. can't winblows 10 with latest ... whatever big upgrade be converted to ISO just to be normal offline install ?
  17. and what happens when drive is full ? nowhere to copy files ? i'm bit too skeptic about all that method... granted its obviously meant for high speed SSD's, otherwise constant duplication would hog OS down
  18. dunno when M$ started with ribbon in explorer but did anyone tried to copy over a win 8 beta (think its build 78xx in question) and hex change the version to 10 ?
  19. bit curious why nobody is commenting on how ReFS is good for drive itself (hardware) self-healing to me just tells me constant backup or some sort of check is in place which translates in constant read-write data, to which disk based drives might have slow performance and high possibility for sector corruption and SSD's as they are dying after XX read/write actions any thoughts ? i kinda doubt FS itself dumps things into RAM to spare drives themself....
  20. I'm so lost hahaha just my 1 cent - its support ended OFFICIALLY in 2014 ----> END - THE END - just because (f*** do i have to repeat myself...) wepos 09 is done on same "codebase", and XP accepts its patches DOES NOT mean that this is extended support for XP, it is a WEPOS support, and as for legality-wise that is how it is presented - the latest "patch" for SMB also doesn't mean extended support, go read why it was released - if anything both MS and DEV's are abandoning (killing) XP support on purpose, s*** even OEM's
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