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@Leokids123 What browser ? What HAL ? @sdfox7 in 2016 also has DrWatson problem but on Win2000: https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36561

Not work, crash and DrWatson: Exactly same error if try open any .swf file from local hard drive. I tried also 9.47: http://www.sdfox7.com/nt40/flash.htm but browser close immediatelly. So, Patched FlashPlayer 9.0.289.0 installs OK but has no practical use :-( Working version is this patched flash_7_youtube_spoof.zip: http://toastytech.com/files/95browsing.html SWF file from local disk: WWW sites:

What I mean is that it can be installed on a much newer than LGA775

I mean specific examples, give me links for test.

Yes, I wrote about this on vogons: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1386342#p1386342

Soogie and other Broadcom drivers work OK. Some Broadcom chips are simply not supported. I tried modifying the PCI Device ID in the .inf files but it doesn't help. Only the BCM5722 chips works with Soggie and other Broadcom drivers. P.S. I also have an old IdeaPad S10e netbook with an integrated Broadcom and the Soggie WinNT 4.0 drivers work OK

I use WinNT 4.0 on Haswell with NVIDIA 6200 TurboCache + 71.84 driver. HAL must be Standard PC (HAL.DLL)

@ruthan Change HAL to standard Uniprocessor. I am using WinNT 4.0 on Haswell and I also had the problem and no PCI card works when HAL is MPS. After changing to standard HAL - all cards work OK :-)

@ruthan Yea, on WinNT 4.0 works only some Broadcom chips. I bought several PCIe cards and only the third one worked: https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1383896#p1383896 BCM57782 - not work BCM5761 - not work BCM5722 - work OK I use this driver: 10.62.1.2 from https://soggi.org/drivers/broadcom.htm#NetX

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@modnar PowerStrip 3.7x runs on WinNT 4.0 but requires a supported graphics card - I test PCIe NVIDIA 6200 TurboCache with DVI-HDMI cable. For the program to work, you need to delete or rename the nvgpio.dll file to nvgpio.bak I use NVIDIA driver 71-84-winnt4-international.exe. PowerStrip detects and write EEPROM EDID without any problems - unless it is write-protected, of course. It can only program 128 bytes EDID: P.S. Only PowerStrip 3.85 can program EDID 256 bytes but under WinXP - tested same NVIDIA 6200 graphics card but only with vga.sys driver. The NVIDIA driver cannot be installed !!!

What flash sites work in WinNT 4.0?

Latest version working on WinNT 4.0 is 3.63 but this not support write EDID. I tested other versions and they install OK but do not want to work: 3.64.555 - nothing but pstrip.exe in task manager 3.65 - nothing but pstrip.exe in task manager 3.75 - nothing but pstrip.exe in task manager 3.83 - Access violation 3.85 - Access violation P.S. All these versions work in WinXP and I can write EDID. https://www.upload.ee/files/18871199/PowerStrip3x.zip.html https://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm

Notepad2 1.0.12 Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 4.5 Resource Hacker 3.4.0.79 TextDiff 4.5 CrystalDiskMark 2.2 O&O Defrag 6.5 KillCopy 2.85

Yes, I downloaded the files PRO2K.zip PRO2Kv2.zip PRO2Kv3.zip but I don't know which ones is version PROWIN32 v19.5 ???

Are there drivers for the Intel I211 network card for Windows NT 4.0 ?

Please provide a direct link. I don't know how to use it:

Where download this driver ? Please upload.

Yea, I also use 71.84 and NVIDIA 6200 PCIe for game Serious Sam (with 77.72 game not work)

It doesn't work - black screen. but I found other working player - TCPMP

I don't want to use it in a virtual machine, but on a real PC with a Haswell iGPU.

On other old laptop Lenovo IdeaPad S10e driver 2D works OK, after run tray3d.exe, detect modes then possible set native resolution 1024x576 :-)

Both 2D (vmdisp9x-1.2025.0.119b-driver-2d) and 3D (vmdisp9x-1.2025.0.119b-driver-3d-win95-min) versions cause Windows Protection Error on VMware Workstation 8 and on real iGPU Haswell

What kind of player is it? Please write step-by-step tutorial how play MP4 and DivX on NT 4.0

252 MB softgpu-0.8.2025.53.zip - WTF ??? - my entire WINDOWS folder in Win95 takes up less disk space ~ 160 MB VBEMP use about 1.5 MB (140214.zip)