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I assume that your problems still persists. Did you try a clean install (delete preferences and cache)? Did you run after uninstall a registry cleaner? Vlc 2.1 runs on all of my machines without these problems (default settings). The player doesn't need external codecs. Probably it works best with the internal codecs. Maybe there is an incompatibility with another app. https://wiki.videolan.org/VSG:Audio:Crackles/
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Need help with firefox 3.6.28: icons, jpg not showing
schwups replied to farfigs11's topic in Windows 9x/ME
A workaround for the current session. It works here only until reboot. I added a second theme (here vista aero), loaded it and then FF looks fine. Then I changed the theme back to default. -
You must choose compability mode XP for the installation, but don't run VLC Player with that mode . KernelEX is enabled (default) should work . You also have to replace the msvcrt.dll by msvcr70.dll (see Wiki).
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Need help with firefox 3.6.28: icons, jpg not showing
schwups replied to farfigs11's topic in Windows 9x/ME
I also have this problem, but only on one machine ( KernelEX 4.5.2 ). It isn't very important for me. Usually I prefer Opera. Sometimes I run FF 9.01 with the HyperBK plugin (history and bookmarks alternative). It isn't slower than 3.x here. There are probably only a few affected systems out there. FF 4 and higher isn't affected. About the problem has been reported here in the KernelEX topic. AFAIK it isn't solved. The next days I'll check it again. There was already a bugfix > KernelEx v4.5 RC 4: Fixed: missing background colors and images in Mozilla Firefox 3.6.9/3.6.10 -
KernelEx Apps Compatibility List (New)
schwups replied to xrayer's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
Some days ago I searched for older versions of QupZilla, but I didn't find any useful windows version. Only current versions 1.3.5 (one year old) and newer. I also had no success to run it. -
KernelEx Apps Compatibility List (New)
schwups replied to xrayer's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
Yes it should work with KernelEX 4.5.2. Recently visited addresses, history and bookmarks don't work. It doesn't work with KernelEX 4.5.1 and older. http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/wiki/Mozilla_Firefox -
Did you verify your KernelEX installation with the KernelEX Tool "verify.exe" and "Ktree" (Kext: DIY KernelEx extensions topic)? Ktree must show under Core.ini kexbasen and kexbases. Did you install a graphics driver? Did you try Opera 10.63 and Firefox 2.0.0.20? Set the compatibility mode to disabled. I guess you know that virtual machines always run slower.
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I confirm that Opera 10.10 crash on sourceforge.net and I can't download KernelEX with IE6 on sourceforge.net. I successfully downloaded it with Opera 10.01. I've no virtual machine running. IMO Opera 10.5 is a very bad choice on Win98.
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Only a few versions are working for me. Versions 3.2.0.175, 3.5.0.229 or 3.8.0.188 still running. Maybe there are some more. E.g. 3.6.0.248 or 3.1.0.152 are terminated on start (Message: Update required...).
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VLC 2.1 runs here without K lite codec Pack and ffdshow on my system.
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Also my knowledge is very limited. Jumpers tools ImportPatcher and KTree are very helpful to find missing API's and dependencies. Note the Dependency Walker doesn't know something about KernelEX. In the case of MPC-BE it will not be enough to add these API's to the Kstub.ini. It seems to be very complex. I believe there is a bunch of unmet dependencies, too. To make matters worse the Uxtheme.dll (KernelEX folder) is integrated into KernelEX. In the case of SumatraPDF 2.3 it is easy to add "[DBGHELP.dll] SymFromAddr=" to the ini file (example only for WinME). SymFromAddr isn't called, so that you do not even need a stub for it. VLC Player 2.1.0: It should run with "Default mode" (specific) or "use default comp options", if 2.0.8 works for you. Otherwise run the ImportPatcher (first click no) and look into the ini. Maybe there is a hint. Did you make a complete uninstall 2.0.8 (Settings and Cache)? BTW it still looks good for Flash Player 11.9. The beta runs.
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There are possibilities to burn a DOS Boot CD.
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Did you try to install Win98 from HDD? (Copy your install CD to the HDD) You could add the Intel ICH9 driver http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/163405-slipstreamable-intel-chipset-inf-drivers/#entry1043949 for your G33 chipset. Leave the setting IDE in BIOS.
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I think running MPC-BE could be as difficult as to run Opera 12.10+. missing api's [uxTheme.dll] DrawThemeBackground= CloseThemeData= GetThemeSysColor= IsThemeBackgroundPartiallyTransparent= OpenThemeData= DrawThemeText= SetWindowTheme= [sHELL32.dll] SHParseDisplayName= New VLC Player Rincewind works for me. The compatibility mode must be set to WinXPSP2 for installation. - msvcrt updated to msvcr70 (post 219)
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KernelEx -- On building, debugging and related matters...
schwups replied to Drugwash's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
I know just as little as you. I think Leyok worked hard for many weeks and had spent much time. Developing and testing of KernelEX requires a lot of effort. I guess, either Leyok has no more time or had too little support of us. My mistake: I didn't post log files. -
It works for me too. A compatibility tab for a msi file doesn't exist.
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In this case (name is NPSWF32_11_8_800_94.dll) run FF with comp mode Win2000.
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Yes, Flash 11.8 works with Firefox 2.0.0.20. The Flash installation by msi isn't necessary, but maybe you get helpful hints. I suggest you uninstall the old version and make sure that you delete the registry entries, if some remain. And then run the CCleaner 2.36. Delete all NPSWF32.dll's in the plugin folders. Finally try to install Flash with the msi. Run Firefox with comp. mode Win2000 SP4.
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I think you already installed DirectX. Which version is it? "[DINPUT8.dll] DirectInput8Create=" doesn't occur in your ini file. That means the function DirectInput8Create is supported. Don't add it to your Kstub.ini. The problem must be somewhere else. Do you have an error message during the msi installation? Did you try only copying the Flash dll http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/how-to-install-flash-player in your Flash folder or into the plugin folder without installation. Previously uninstall your old Flash version or delete all Software > Macromedia > FlashPlayer > FlashPlayerPlugin (FlashPlayerUpdate) keys in your registry to avoid different versions. I don't change the KernelEX mode for the Flash dll. I change the mode for the browser exe file. Flash 11.8 works for me on 98SE and ME. Important requirements: DirectX9c (DX 8 not testet), Kext with added [Gdi32.dll]GdiAlphaBlend in the Kstub.ini, Windows installer 2.0.2600.2 (1.0/1.1/1.2 not testet), not sure with MS Visual C++ 6.0 run-time (atl.dll)
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I rechecked on 98SE: Flash 11.8 requires "[DINPUT8.dll] DirectInput8Create=". The DinPut8.dll is part of DirectX 8 and 9( c ). Nomen please verify this with the Import Patcher. Drag and drop the Flash dll on the Import Patcher and click no. Open the generated ini file. Maybe there are more updates required for a clean installation by msi, but Flash 11.8 should run for you with this dll. If you don't have success make sure that you have MS Visual C++ 6.0 run-time (atl.dll) installed. "z11" for GdiAlphaBlend can be omitted. The GDIPLUS.DLL and flashplayer.xpt shouldn't be necessary for Flash 11.8.
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http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/wiki/Adobe_Flash_Player
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Probably the automatic Flash update fails. I seem to remember the error occurs not before an update is available.
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Great you found the culprit. The apphelp.dll isn't required to run Opera 11 or 12. The Dependency walker doesn't know KernelEX and hence it doesn't find the userenv.dll in the KernelEX folder. Obviously you have the windows installer 2.0 installed. Look for the msiexec.exe (Properties > version > 2.0.2600.2) in your system folder. The unicows.pdb file is in the original MS unicows package. You don't need it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_database
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Hello WaltMG, If I understand correct, your Win 2000 SP4 mode isn't accepted. That means you can't set Win 2000 mode. First verify the installation (Startmenu). Did you try to reinstall KernelEX? Do you really have unicows.dll version 1.1.3790.0? Did you install windows installer 2.0 for win 98?
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Hello Valvados, I don't know, if there is a Win98 driver for atheros AR9271, ralink 3070 or 2070. You have to search in the web. I don't think that these devices are already discussed here. Sometimes there exist older driver versions for Win98. Ralink driver version 5.0.7.0 have a 2k XP inf (rt2870.inf) 675 KB big. The signature "$Chicago$" is OK, but it must be smaller than 64 KB! Even reducing it to 60 KB by deleting not necessary entries for your device brings only a small chance that it works. The Compaq Presario 1200 is old and 312MB for XP SP3 is much too little. Probably XP SP1 will work well. Of course the full HDD makes it sluggish, too.