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On Google Chrome, problem with mouse volume control:

Get it: Microsoft .NET Framework 4 (Standalone Installer) and it: Windows Imaging Component for Windows XP 64-bit and Server 2003 64-bit (Deprecated)

Version OpenSSH for Windows v3.8.1p1-1 was in the setupssh381-20040709.zip file. Read this blog: How to setup SFTP with Open SSH in Windows and direct old link was: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sshwindows/files/OpenSSH for Windows - Release/3.8p1-1 20040709 Build/setupssh381-20040709.zip/download You can find the file here: setupssh381-20040709.zip

Some videos do not work in full screen mode in polymer on Chrome 49, e.g. in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqi2Jy0UMiA Clicking the Full Screen button or pressing f key switches the browser to full screen mode - just like pressing F11 key and the video is still playing in the window

true also disables polymer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-z7hoEWaH4&disable_polymer=true

From July 1, 2020, the yellow bar no longer appears (see the first post) but YT still works in Chrome 49.0.2623.112 m on WinXP but in Polymer - you can no longer disable Polymer like this: https://www.youtube.com/?disable_polymer=true

I found a way for MIDI communication between the Win98 guest system in the MS VPC 2007 virtual machine and the MIDI music keyboard via the WinXP SP2 x86 host system: We connect the MIDI In port on our instrument to the MIDI Out port on the PC. Actions on WinXP Host: we install Virtual Serial Port Kit (FabulaTech) and add a pair of COM3, COM4 ports on the default settings: we install Roland Serial MIDI Driver 3.2 for WinXP and set the COM3 port in it, disable Use multiple ports and enable the Activate CTS/RTS Flow Control option: we install the Bome's Mouse Keyboard program, set the MIDI ports IN and OUT and leave the program turned on: set MIDI In to Roland Serial MIDI Input set MIDI Out to output port MIDI e.g. my Creative PCI card has this port Creative Sound Blaster MPU-401 Instead of Bome's, you can use another program that has MIDI In and MIDI Out settings, e.g. MIDI-OX in the Win98 virtual machine options in the COM1 port settings we select COM4: Actions on Win98 Guest: we install the same Serial MIDI driver but Win9x version - Roland Serial MIDI Driver 3.2 for Win9x and configure the same as on WinXP but set COM1 port: in the Control Panel Win98 set the default MIDI Roland Serial MIDI Out A device and/or use a MIDI player/sequencer in which you can select this port directly, e.g. Cubase, Winamp

Very strange but it is OK now and there is no BSOD C2 (without Primetime or when installed). To be sure - I restored the system from the image and installed Firefox 52.9.0 ESR Next strange thing - now YT works without the Primetime plugin I'm sure that on Saturday morning (April 4, 2020) YT did not work without Primetime and there was an error that Firefox does not support HTML5. BSOD C2 was also then. P.S. They make some changes on YT. I noticed that now 720p quality is no longer marked as HD - there is no red HD stamp:

WinXP SP2 x64, Firefox 52.9.0 ESR, HTML5 enabled: On one tab the video from YT is played. After clicking Open new tab (+) BSOD C2 appears. The solution to the problem is to update the win32k.sys file - e.g. KB3070102, same as in this topic: C2 BSOD error when entering a specific web page

F..k, why do you keep saying this? Your reply is not related to recent posts in the topic at all Let's wait for YT to introduce changes (31/03/2020) and then the VistaLover solution will be officially announced here. P.S. This topic is created by me. In April I will personally check and let you know if the VistaLover solution will help.

Never heard about it. Maybe there is version 52.9.1 but this is not the last official. Last supported is 52.9.0 I am still using version 52.9.0 (26.03.2020) in which everything works correctly - this is all the websites including the add-ons I use.

There was no such version. The latest version is 52.9.0 ESR. For now, Google Chrome 49 has a yellow bar as in my first post. We'll see what will happen next week after March 31.

15 years later I still use Sony Vegas 9.0e 64-bit (released May, 2010) to produce MP4 files (H264 + AAC) 720p/1080p on WinXP SP2 x64 - The best system from MS

Yes, everything except thumbnails works fine in Chrome 49 for now, but probably only until the end of the month

Yes, the same thing happens on Firefox when entering the https://www.youtube.com/?disable_polymer=true