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Yes "GetAdaptersAddresses=t5". My IPHLPAPI.DLL version is 4.90.3000.0. Now I started ME with the original Kstub822. I only added [iPHLPAPI.DLL] GetAdaptersAddresses=t5 and [Kernel32.dll] GetSystemWow64DirectoryW=z2e120 The Browsers don't crash on you tube.

I get no crashes with Opera 10.6, 11.64, 12.02, FF 9.01, 3.5.19, 2.0.0.20, PaleMoon 3.6.32 and also Seamonkey 2.0.14 portable so far.

Of course not. "iphlpapi4" works with the IPHLPAPI.DLL of 98SE. But I made no further tests. I don't saw any advantages compared to [iPHLPAPI.DLL] GetAdaptersAddresses=t5 for me. I decided to wait for version 5, because 4.90.3001.2 could be good for 98SE and ME. Thank you for all the work you are doing!

Verified and I added it to the Wiki.

Probably I never had sound with version 3.8 and also 3.6 and 3.7 (PROBLEM WITH PLAYBACK DEVICE), but I'm not absolute sure. I had the probem on different machines, usually with Creative SB PCI128 (Ensoniq ES1371) Sound Card, but also onboard audio devices. The problem didn't exist on XP.

Versions 16+ require: Kstub822.ini: [iPHLPAPI.DLL] GetAdaptersAddresses=t5

It's a known issue, if you run Opera 12.02 with KernelEX enabled (default options). Start it with comp. mode Win2000SP4.http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/wiki/Opera

Disable KernelEX for ClamWin to correct button background. It could have other effects.

I just successfully installed this version 12.02 of Opera with comp. mode Win2000. Did you verify the KernelEX installation? Did you install KernelEX updates 4.5.2015.x? Did you test API's with Kext? Try: Don't allow internet access during setup. Or try to install it with KernelEX 4.5.2 (4.5.12) only.

It is more an information than an error. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366750(v=vs.85).aspx https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/929136/

The topic is about ClamWin and not ClamAV. I don't think that there is a workaround to run ClamAV.

Yesterday google.de/maps didn't work in Opera 11.64 and 12.02 here. Today it is back. Opera 10.1 and 10.63 show a blank page.

VLC 2.2.1 is available on filehorse and VLC FTP archive and probably on the VLC download page soon. Fixed: Flac crash (libflac_plugin.dll). I testet it with the no install version "7z".

Kext doesn't matter. I testet with a modified, the original Kstub822.ini and without Kext. Then I checked on two other machines. Opera doesn't start. It runs with default options [KernelEX is enabled] only, but of course then the menus are unusable. Opera starts if I replace Kexbasen 4.5.2015.9 by 4.5.2015.8.

Release 9: I can't run Opera 11.64 / 12.02 with comp. mode Win2000SP4 anymore. Message: "Another user is running this copy of Opera. You should install Opera with individual profiles to allow multiple users to run the same copy indepentently." Of course my Opera installations have different profiles and no other copy is running. Some functions like NtCreateProfile, NtOpenFile, NtQueryInformationProcess, NtQueryInformationThread, NtQuerySystemInformation were always problematic in the Kstub.ini on my systems relating to Opera.

I'm running 7Zip 9.38 beta with [Advapi32.dll] LsaAddAccountRights= and comp. mode Win2000SP4. Maybe someone can check this.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. VerifyVersionInfoA and VerSetConditionMask are redundant in the Kstub822.ini. They are already supported by the kexbases.dll with comp. mode Win2000SP4, XP, .... Better you add only GetLogicalProcessorInformation and GetNumaHighestNodeNumber.

Import Patcher: [KERNEL32.DLL] GetLogicalProcessorInformation=z2e GetNumaHighestNodeNumber=f1 VerifyVersionInfoA= VerSetConditionMask= It starts with comp. mode Win2000SP4 (VerifyVersionInfoA and VerSetConditionMask ) and higher, but I don't know if everything works as it should.

I've jumpers KEX update 7 installed. The mode makes no difference, default mode, XP or Win2000. I can't remember, that the problem with FF occured in the past with official 4.5.2. I believe the installed fonts have an effect, because of my tests with XP fonts, see above. But the reason in your case may be another. Also interesting for me is why the problem on XP doesn't occur with regard to Opera. Can then be, loblo your assumption the support for webfonts in Opera is buggy or out of date? Maybe there must be another reason or a further reason.

The page is readable with FF 9.01 on my Win ME. "Allow pages to choose their own fonts" is enabled. I don't have the problem with FF.

Works! How did you find out?

So far it wasn't important for me, because only a few pages are affected. It's readable here with Opera 11.64 and 12.02, if I add some fonts of XP, but then I see boxes instead of characters elsewhere. Replacing of all ME fonts by a XP package has the same effect. I also fiddled a little bit with the fonts settings and sizes of Opera without success. Disabling "page style sheet" (Style Options) has an effect, but of course this is no workaround.

Maybe it's no problem with my configuration, ME or Kernel EX: https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=124613&sid=8d469e8fb806678139486d9af8fb3cdd

Maybe interesting here: https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=124578 @DougB What about your CPU load? Did you try to deaktivate the gpu acceleration?

Odd, today the equalizer of 2.2.0 is in a good mood. I just played the same video. I don't remember that I changed settings since yesterday.