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Opera was notorious for nagging if you didn't have it. Opera's developers believed strongly that it was the best version. For visual quality or performance, I don't know.

Was the checkbox enabled by default or did you have to check it?

Back in the day, many websites offered a simple, non-interactive, "printer-friendly" version. Using a bot UA is one way to request that now. Using a mobile UA is another way to request a simpler page. Most sites probably don't even react to the UA, but for those that do "GoogleBot" or "BingBot" might be the best way to get a simple or browser-agnostic page.

Does anyone know if Auto-Patcher or USP3 enable DMA? If Auto-Patcher doesn't and USP3 does, enabling DMA might very well have been the actual solution. In my experience, DMA in Windows often works best when DMA in BIOS is disabled. Title should be prefixed with "[Solved] ".

Load Kernel32.dll in Dependency Walker and check the exports report to see what function BFF9A3C0 might be in.

1 x 4 + 3.7 = "over 7.5" 2 x 4 + 2.86 = "almost 11"

Let's start over with the basics: What is the make and model of the compact pc, and what video card is currently in it? Nvidia P118 (FX5200 128MB 8x AGP DVI Low Profile DDR) might be the only option. How big is the power supply? You might have no options if it is small. :( Good read at Reddit: Time to go old. Need a low profile video card for Win98. Google: low-profile video-card "agp 8x" Win98

No. Win7 apps that work are a bonus and listed as (UNS). But apps that do claim Vista support form the core of this list. Nothing unexpected (or redundant) about that.

QupZilla is not based on Firefox: 1.8.9 is QT4/WebKit 2.0+ is QT5/WebKit

User32.dll : TrackMouseEvent takes one parameter, returns a BOOL (boolean), and sets extended error information. GetWindowInfo takes two parameters and will corrupt the stack if called when used to replace TrackMouseEvent. Instead use one of the following: CloseDesktop CloseWindow CopyIcon DestroyCursor DestroyIcon DestroyMenu DestroyWindow DrawMenuBar GetDlgCtrlID GetKeyboardType Do not attempt to use User32.dll from Win98 in Win95. Do not attempt to redirect DLL's in Win95.

USP3 is heavy, so skip 98lite and Shell95 update. Don't install anything you don't need for the apps you plan to run.

PM to me the broken file and the last good version. I'll take a look.

Too early? Not at all! I've been cleaning out my stubs.ini file with every build to ensure I'm testing with the new native code. In January work stalled on Ktree10 which will highlight duplicates. I'll resume that work asap. The use of "beta" is just to discourage newbies from expecting miracles! :lol:

"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!

> I'm looking Start your search at Google.com.

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