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"This goes back to 2000 year when MSFN was hosted/started on my home server." -xper Can a moderator maybe move some of these OT posts to General Discussion? TIA. Thanks!

KernelEx core update 4.5.2016.17 (beta) - KexBeta.17.7z KERNELEX.DLL KEXBASEN.DLL KEXBASES.DLL KEXCOM.DLL sheet.dll VKrnlEx.vxd Verify.exe

Don't guess, test! Be Specific when reporting error messages!

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Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI) - MSFN (Thanks, Google.)

Re-test Wmplayer.exe in DW, then press F7 to Start Profiling.

Far Cry 1 should work without KernelEx, so disable it on the main app. If the patch needs help, then enable KernelEx on just that one file (or those files). Far Cry 2 can use DX9 or DX10. DX9 should be on the DVD, DX10 is a download. Look for an installer option to use DX9.

Okay, thanks. IE9-WindowsVista-x86-enu-final.exe: 9.00.8112.16421 (WIN7_IE9_RTM.110308-0330) Link date 3/08/2011, Subsystem Ver 5.1 contains ieshims.dll: 9.00.8112.16421 (WIN7_IE9_RTM.110308-0330) Link date 3/08/2011, Subsystem Ver 6.0 I don't know why ieshims.dll wouldn't get installed. Use 7zip 9.20 to extract it. (I wonder what happens when IE9-WindowsVista-x86-enu-final.exe (ss:5.1) is run in XP?)

What version of Msvcrt.dll? What api's is it calling when kex is enabled? (KexApiLog/DebugWindow.exe filters: Include="MSVCRT" Exclude="") Results with other comp. modes? Debugging tip: Enable "Use API Hook" on just the DLL of interest (Msvcrt.dll) instead of the whole app (ffmpeg.exe), but don't forget to disable it when done! Thanks for the reports and debugging. :)

But ieshims.dll was missing...when exactly did you install IE9?

@filth > Posted Friday at 02:29 AM > No result (fails on same LoadLibraryExW). > (New log in attach) I was able to match your latest log with one of mine, and indeed they differ at your LoadLibraryExW failure. Mine is able to load Wintrust.dll and continues to launch. I have Wintrust.dll 5.131.1880.14 on my system and it works regardless of the mode. If your version is different, disabling KernelEx on it should fix this problem. What version do you have? > +disabling Kex on unicows.dll cause a problem: no visible cursor line on Opera 10+ Opera <11 doesn't need KernelEx except on GStreamer.dll. Disable it on Opera.exe. Enabling KernelEx on Unicows causes endless recursion on many functions in most modes, leading to a stack overflow that crashes many apps. The official stance is that KernelEx must be disabled on Unicows.dll. Unfortunately, Unicows links to some functions that have been fixed or updated by KernelEx and doesn't benefit from those updates when KernelEx is disabled. I'm working on this problem now (by adding code to KernelEx to reduce its usage of Unicows). For now try setting the mode on Unicows to 98se if you really must enable it.

Including Platform Update (2011) and IE9? Last versions of software for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008

> it shows kernel32.dll error,it seems some functions are missing This is from using the wrong version of ieshims. You must use the Vista version. Also, what system upgrades do you have installed on Vista?

These files are delay-loaded so the warnings about them missing can be ignored for now. Remove them if added. They complicate things for now. In DW, scroll to the right. What is the Subsystem Ver. listed for Wmplayer.exe and ieshims.dll? This needs to be 6.0 or less for all files. The ieshims.dll file you add needs to be Vista-compatible. Use the one from IE9 for Vista (you might need to install all of IE9 for Vista).

> Once starting windows finish it works with out charger . Good. Now see if Windows will Restart (without shutting down/stopping the HDD) while still on just battery.

Install all Vista upgrade packs, then test WMP12 with Dependency Walker. Report the problems found.

> like this A genuine Lexar LJDTT64G-000-116 would be FAT32, not NTFS. It appears you may have a fake that is NTFS and only 16GB. XP may have actually detected the fake size issue before W10! > the device is partitioned after all > AND, I have to ask you this, what is the source of the stick? (like known local dealer vs. el-cheapo on e-bay or similar) @bizzybody, you didn't answer @jaclaz 's question. So, please tell us the stick's known history including partitioning/formatting.

Win7+ may be checking battery status earlier than XP, before it recovers from the current drain of spinning up the HDD. Try booting with changer attached, then unplug it once the system is idle at the desktop. If this works, look for a BIOS setting that will delay the OS load: slow POST, full RAM check, pause for keyboard entry, dual-boot menu wait, IDE bus scan, etc. Replacing the HDD with an SSD might also delay the need to replace the battery.

Use compatibility mode= WinXP on K-meleon.exe and disable KernelEx on Msvcrt.dll. Edit: > In log I see that now it fails to LoadLibraryExW(bfa4fb6a), but what is bfa4fb6a I can't understand. bfa4fb6a is the memory address of LoadLibraryExW in the loaded image of Kexbases.dll.

Because the end product isn't likely to work, I wouldn't put much time into it initially. Use any function with a shorter name. Once you get past the loader, if one of these functions actually gets called, that is the time to look for replacements that match parameter counts and return/LastError values on error.

From your log, I see you need to disable KernelEx extensions on these five files: MSVCRT20.DLL OLE32.DLL OLEAUT32.DLL OLEDLG.DLL UNICOWS.DLL

Shell32.OpenAs_RunDLL

ReactOS is an NT clone that accepts 3rd-party drivers, but doesn't provide many natively. It uses much WINE code, but isn't Linux-based. > GSoC 2017 Summer of 2017 isn't here, yet!

Perhaps these "hidden" settings might help: http://wccftech.com/access-hidden-youtube-playback-settings-page/

Boot to DOS and test HDD speed. Then start Windows with WIN /D:F or WIN /D:V and test again in a dosbox. Try enabling or disabling DMA access on the HDD in System Properties->Device Manager.