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OldSchool38

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  1. I put in a xp disk to try to replicate the error, but it's loaded up and installing as we speak!:blink:  This version is a fan mix with sp3 and a number of additional updates already slip streamed into it, so that appears to have jumped the installation hurdle so far.  Will post any problems with it if there are any once it is installed.

  2. I have an old HP Pavilion dv7 laptop, the model is dv7-1127cl.  In past installations, it will take Linux/Windows 7/Vista 32 and 64 bit.  However when I've attempted a windows xp install I get the BSOD every time, is XP too old, or is there a trick I'm missing?  Thanks for any clues!

  3. 7 hours ago, NotHereToPlayGames said:

    Agreed.  Though I would reword that to say third-party javascript.  (no space, I read java scripts with a space and think Java code)

    MSFN tends to be the "net savvy" crowd that don't allow third-party javascripts "willy-nilly".

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    Sounds like using the NoScript addon is a more reliable way of protection!

  4. I've used the video editor Openshot in linux and have found it to be easy to use.  I know there are versions for current Windows, but was there ever one for 64bit vista?  I'm not using the extended kernel, just vanilla Ultimate edition.

  5. 2 hours ago, mina7601 said:

    That didn't happen yet, but it will take effect on January 1, 2024. Link to the announcement.

    My error, but it's soon enough-I prefer older games you could install with a disk rather than a net based service that tries to force you to update to the latest Windows Malware!

    Btw, is it just me or is Vista the best looking of the modern windows Os's?  Even win 7 Areo didn't strike me as being as well polished!:cool:

  6. 2 hours ago, TSNH said:

    You need to apply patches by @smeezekitty
    32-bit

    64-bit

    If you have extended kernel installed, use powrprof.dll from the extended kernel instead of the patched one.

    Just tried that, had to go into Safe Mode to get it to work.  There wasn't a C:\Program Files (x86)\AMD\ATI.ACE\Core-Static folder, but I created one and put the required files in.  So far so good, no error messages and my games and VLC player work fine!  Thanks!:thumbup

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    Hello everyone, it's been a while since I used Vista-but recently after Steam dropped support for windows 7, I decided to do the right thing and delete my account and just get a couple of games that I liked the most off Gog games so I wouldn't be forced to upgrade to the latest garbage!  Since the older games I liked will run fine on Vista 64 bit-I decided to dust off my old Ultimate Vista disk and give it a go.  After updating everything, I did the editing trick to enable me to use the 15.6 beta radeon driver which works well with my 4gb 350 card.  So far so good, however I get this error from time to time when I start to play a game or use some video related utility-I hit ok and am able to go from there-but is there a fix for this and is it related to my video driver or something else?

  8. Got my hands recently on a dell pc that is windows 10 compatible for my parents.  They are wanting me to install the windows 10 disk it came with and tweak it to minimize unneeded apps, telemetry etc.  What are some basic steps I can do to make this happen and is there a Classic Shell type of program to make the interface more like xp/7?  I see a lot of different posts on these issues, but I thought I'd ask to see what steps are the most effective.

  9. I was going through some of my old computer parts I had in my desk one day and found my old Dell Insprion B130 a friend gave me years ago.  I tried installing windows 98 on the thing and was successful.  So far all I've found driver wise is stuff for 2000/XP, are there any drivers out there for Windows 98?

  10. I tried tethering with Vista again, but no luck.  However I found a Type-C to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter on ebay that I used to connect to the computer's ethernet port and it worked fine.  However for me now it's a dead issue, after finding the cellular data plan wasn't working well with my needs, I wen't back to Comcast cable so it's a cable connection for me again.

  11. After getting sick of Comcast making it's annual changes to charges on my internet and forcing me to have to re-sign onto a new plan to keep my expenses down, I recently got rid of my cable service.  Now I connect to the internet on my Linux and Windows 7 machines via USB tethering using my new OnePlus Nord N200 5G (expensive, but the recent G changes in signals forced me to ditch my old Samsung).  60 gigs a month (then forced slowdown after that) isn't bad if you can control your Youtube addiction.  Now I was fooling around with another old computer of mine and was wondering if I could do the same kind of connection with Windows Vista 64 bit, or is it too old an OS to use?

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