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I was writing this Post with Aurora 6.0. It runs as good as 5.0 for me with the known issues. Thanks

Simply installing vc_red.msi (MS VC++ 2010 red) doesn't help.

Seem there's no way to install new Java 1.7.0!? The silent install fails and the msi file isn't unpacked to the Sun profiles folder. ... missing Export-Kernel32.dll:InterlockedPOPEntrySList. I successfully have unpacked the msi file on Win XP. It is possible to run it on Win ME, but there are some errors: Java Setup Error 26011.Unpacking rt failed and others Java 1.7 doesn't work. New requirement: msvcr100.dll (Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Red) My System: Win ME, KernelEX 4.5.1, MS VC++ 2005 and 2008 red

I've tested the PDF-XChange Viewer new version 2.5.197 (08.07.2011) successfully and I added it to KerneEX Wiki. http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/wiki/Category:Compatible_applications

I managed to get 4.37.0.1000 to work on 98 with your instructions, but can I ask, how do I know for sure if it is scanning the Firefox cookies? Version 4.37.0.1000 doesn't scans Firefox Cookies. See changelog. I told you in post 12 of this topic. http://www.msfn.org/...post__p__948321 I successfully tested the firefox cookie scan with version 4.43 and 4.56. Oh, I forgot to mention that the right click command for SAS only works when the program is loaded ... That's normal! This can be annoying in that it takes a good 5 mins or more for the SAS to start up again. Yes, I told that the start up time is very different on my test systems. ...but the unfortunate thing is when the scan is performed the program automatically closes. I can't confirm this, but I will make more scans to check, whether it is possible.

I've added SUPERAntiSpyware to KernelEX Wiki. http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/wiki/Category:Compatible_applications

Install Error?? I don't have this massege. Do you run the setup once more? Try only to copy back after restart the 23 (unpacked) files to the SUPERAntiSpyware folder and start one of these .exe files in XP comp. mode: RUNSAS.EXE or SUPERAntiSpyware.exe The setup only runs up to version 4.37 in comp. mode XP. I didn't really tested Version 5.

Make a new folder in the program files and name it SUPERAntiSpyware (C:\Program Files\SUPERAntiSpyware).

AVG 7.5 Since two weeks the update (offline) of the AVG Virus Definitions is faulty. The definitions file incavi.avm remains in the install.1 folder (C:\WINDOWS\All Users\Application Data\Grisoft\Avg7Data\avg7upd\install.1). I must copy it in the AVG program folder. Restart required

One more issue: The additional Repair Tool doesn't work. I suppose that the SASREPAIRS.STG file isn't loaded. Which version of SuperAntiSpyware for Windows 98 using KernelEx? All versions higher 4,24 or 4.27 need KernelEX to run. Now a new Version 5.0 is released.

I confirm, that bookmarks can't be stored and imported. Of course after the installation, the other Firefox versions lose their bookmarks. All versions use the same "profiles" folder. Fortunately Firefox have backups of the Bookmarks.

I easy have made my own setup SAS 4.56 with InnoSetup.

How to install SuperAntispyware latest version 4.56.0.1000: KernelEX 4.5.1 WinME I deleted all my SAS program files in my Win ME SAS folder (C:\Program Files\SUPERAntiSpyware) and after that I copied the new SAS 4.56 files of a Win XP installation to my Win ME SAS folder. Now change the comp. mode of SUPERAntiSpyware.exe to XP. It seems to work fine with the known issues that folderselection for custom scan doesn't work and that SAS can dependent to the system take a few seconds or several minutes to load. It needs 140MB RAM to load and after a definitions update more than 400 MB. BTW it scans and detects Firefox cookies. If you don't have a XP installation, you can install version 4.43. 1. Run the setup till the error message appears (Install Error: File copy error, aborting installation.) 2. Before you click OK , you must copy the new SAS progam files (C:\Program Files\SUPERAntiSpyware) and save them to another folder. 3. Restart 4. Copy the files back into the empty SAS folder. 5. Change the comp. mode of SUPERAntiSpyware.exe to XP (start can take several minutes) The setup of version 4.37 runs in comp. mode 2K or XP without error.

I second that. What is wrong with the current wiki? The main problem I see, is that KernelEx Wiki has no help. The help page is empty. Especially there is no help to create new pages or to modify existing pages. This makes the approach more difficult. IMHO KEXWiki is fundamental very good!

The first look is very good and the menu fonts doesn't be strange, but I can't import any bookmarks from other browsers. System: WinME, KernelEX 4.5.1, RP 9.72, MS VC++ 2005/2008 red

Put Foxit in Win2K compatibility mode and you'll have readable bookmarks. Thanks - The bookmarks are readable.

The installation isn't a problem for me. There are no error messages. Foxit 4.3.1: default mode Foxit 5.0.1: comp mode WinXP

I've tested several versions of the PDF Foxit Reader. Latest version 5.0.1.0523 installs without an error (compatible mode WinXP SP2), but doesn't run. I get following error messages: Error starting program:The Foxit Reader.exe file is linked to missing export secur32.dll:Get User Name ExW. A device attached to the system is not functioning Has anyone managed Foxit 5 to work? Foxit skipped Win2000 support. The last but one version 4.3.1.0323 works stable for me. The main issue I have, is that the bookmarks in the navigation panel on the left are not readable. Instead of words I see squares or little boxes. This problem appears since version 3.1.4.1125 (november 2009). It's OK in the version before 3.1.3.1030. Some versions of 3.0 and 3.1 suck a little to much resources so that a crash is possible. The last version of 2 (2.3.4015) works stable. It already opens PDF version 1.7. files. MySystem: Win ME, KernelEX 4.5.1; RP 9.72 BTW I also added it on the KernelEX Wiki page - (Foxit Reader/Discussion)

No, I'm not sure, but I never have read about a driver or compatible driver for your Realtek ALC883. I use old Creative Sound Blaster PCI cards (Ensonic ES1371/1373).

Your Board has two PCI slots. Buy a PCI sound card (ebay) with a 9x driver. And disable the Realtek onboard sound in the device manager.

I'm running Win ME with a G31chipset motherboard, but it's very recommendable to read those topics: 1. http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/97588-modern-motherboards-which-are-working-with-windows-98/ 2. You can download the chipset driver on: http://windows98.ic.cz/ ( http://windows98.ic.cz/chipset/intelinf.zip) There is no driver for the onboard grafik and sound, but you can test the universal "Bearwindows" driver (http://bearwindows.boot-land.net/vbe9x.htm) for the onboard grafik. Maybe it works. It is a very simple driver and it does not provide 3D hardware acceleration like DirectX or OpenGL.

Maybe this can help: http://kernelex.sourceforge.net/wiki/STDU_Viewer

How did you install this flash version: With KernelEx disabled, or default mode? What is the compatibility setting for firefox.exe? Does flash also work, if you disable KernelEx for firefox.exe and/or the NPSWF32.dll? But I see that you have WinME and not Win98SE. Maybe WinME is "more flash-compatible" than Win98SE. You can't install the Flash Player with KernelEX disabled. I do check default. Firefox 2.0.0.20 doesn't need KernelEX. I don't think that WinME is more flash-compatible than Win98SE.

Firefox 2.0.0.20 works fine with Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.22 for me (youtube & german NBA page). The testsystem: Chip i865G, CPU Intel P4 Northwood 2,6, 1824MB, NV5900XT; Win ME, KernelEX 4.5.1, RP 9.72 FlashPlayer comp. mode: default BTW: Flash Player 10.3.181.26 is now available.

I was able to install Java 6.26 on a third machine in silent mode, but it also doesn't work. I think it's the same error. Maybe it's related to Win ME. Perhaps some ME users could test it.