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I'd prefer a "defuse" -- a "fix" should make it explode more often!

So it's good now for over a year. Then if the crash is at launch, open it the night before the five crash dates and leave it open. Or maybe set the system date back a day, launch, then correct the date?

Remove the filename to get to the download folder, then click the link. Create a new topic on how Let's Encrypt is relevant to the Chromium problem.

How did the PricelessWare testing go?

Downloaded three different ways, I always get a 37.4KB 150x150 PNG file.

For XP you also need an API extender. See reddit link for more details.

If the sponge thickness is the correct match for that HDD, there should be no pressure on the cable.

It's for NT 4.0 only. It has limited HDA support and might not work with your hardware, anyway. Test by installing NT4 and then Snap Audio.

Msdos.sys should work the same as in 9x. In [Options] try: BootGUI=1 Bootdelay=2 Bootmenu=1

No. VESA BIOS Extensions (VBE) graphics only support 2D. Any 3D must be done in software. "Notes: -This driver does NOT support 3D acceleration."

65025 = 255 * 255

I now always install from HDD. I boot from CD (or floppy), prep the HDD, then copy the setup folder from the CD to the HDD. Win 98 is 105MB, Win 98se is 121MB. These can probably be reduced. If you repackage the .cab files as uncompressed, you should be able to recompress the whole .cab set as a much smaller self-extracting 7zip or Winrar .exe. That plus the contents of a modified EBD could then fit on a bootable 100MB zip drive.

Same result for me with Chrome 103, Chrome Beta, and latest Opera Mini on my Chromebook.

Recent History: v5.1.1130.129 [2024-06-27] v5.1.1130.123 [2024-06-06] v5.1.1130.82 [2024-04-16] v5.0.1002.354 [2023-05-21] ... I wouldn't worry until next May. v5.2 should be out by then.

Which of the four did you install? And why?