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But I don't want to download 4GB XP2ESD to create an ISO ~700MB. You could write in short points how to make an ISO based on WIM.

https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=445485#p445485 Have you installed VMware Tools?

XP2ESD is interesting but contains a lot of updates and additions. You could write a tutorial on how to make a clean ISO WinXP image based on .wim ?

@roytam1 Can you add OAuth2 support over POP in the MailNews client?

OE6 has stopped working. Has anyone checked if it works with two-step verification?

Try Smart Defrag 4.1 or 4.2

You need to disable Intel 3000 card in bios instead in WinXP.

It's not true. UefiSeven is stable but cannot unlock C0000 memory on some computers: UefiSeven test I have a PC in which I have CSM turned off (UEFI class 3) and I run WinXP SP2 x64 on it without any problems using UefiSeven WinXP x64 + UefiSeven

Qemu (virt-manager) is best run on Linux host e.g. Debian 9. I tested WinXP 64-bit and it works very efficient especially with a second host PCIe graphics card: PCI passthrough karty graficznej na Debian 9 64-bit

The link in my post works! This is a link to the Polish Intel website. Maybe the link to the Polish version does not work in your country. This is a link to the US English version of the Intel website: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/16545/22644/intel-hd-graphics-driver-for-windows-xp-64-exe.html?

OK, already found out, you need to delete the %appdata%/OpenSource folder

I tested several email clients on WinXP that support OAuth2 (IMAP is required). Read this: Yahoo mail and OAuth2 I tested with Google Chrome 49.0.2623.112m set as the default browser on the system Two programs are best: MailNews - tested version mailnews.win32-20200815-b8025053-uxp-d3383327a-xpmod.7z POP Peeper Pro - tested version 5.1.1

How to delete an account from Outgoing Server (SMTP) in MailNews? The Remove button is unavailable. Where is the MailNews data stored in WinXP?

I use the Arduino IDE 1.8.9 in my ThinkPad X61s in WinXP SP2 64-bit, C2D 1.6GHz, and CPU usage is also very low. I have Java8 (1.8.0) installed in my system this way: Java8 on WinXP Arduino IDE installed with the installer from the file arduino-1.8.9-windows.exe I also tested other older IDE versions - 1.8.2, 1.8.3 and they also work. There are compilation errors in newer versions of the IDE.

use nLite 1.4.9.3 to integrate 64-bit SATA/AHCI your disk controller and WinVBlock drivers to WinXP 64-bit ISO image (if in the bios there is an option of the disk mode in PATA, IDE, Compatibility then turn it on and you can not integrate the SATA driver) rename the ISO image to xp.iso connect a USB flash drive (1-2GB USB 2.0) format it to FAT32 with USB Disk Storage Format install GRUB4DOS on this USB flash drive copy the files to the flash drive: grldr, menu.lst, to subfolder images: dummy.ima, xp.iso boot from this USB and select: TXT-Setup WinXP - phase 1 when the message to restart the computer appears, restart it from USB but this time select: GUI-Setup WinXP - phase 2 when phase 2 of the installation is complete and the computer restarts, boot it from the hard disk (remove the USB flash drive) Note1: You must have at least 1GB RAM for the xp.iso image to fit in the memory Note2: If the flash drive is detected by the BIOS as USB-FDD and not USB-HDD, then you have to remove this lines from the menu.lst file: map (hd0) (hd1) map (hd1) (hd0) winvblock.zip usb_disk_storage_format.zip g4d_install.zip grldr menu.lst

Is it about IOBit Smart Defrag? Which version?

Officially, it does not support, but I would try the drivers for individual devices from the manufacturers websites e.g. for Intel HD Graphics 3000/4000 driver is winxp64_145111.exe

I noticed a strange thing. If I run a ThinkPad X61s computer with WinXP SP2 x64 while a Samsung smartphone is connected to it via USB, there is no volume icon in the tray. The sound in the system works, I can also manually run the sndvol32 volume control. Re-enabling the icon in the control panel does not help:

In WinXP 64-bit you can use hibernation but it depends on the hardware. All you need to do is switch in boot.ini: maxmem=4096 ThinkPad X61 C2D, 4GB RAM - hibernation OK ThinkPad X220 i5, 8GB RAM - hibernation FAIL WinXP 64-bit hibernation

Still using WinXP SP2 64-bit on two PC's - the best system in the world PC1 ThinkPad X61 C2D 4GB RAM, docking station with LPT and COM ports. I mainly use for browsing the Internet. Page file disabled. PC2 Sandy Bridge platform ASUS P8H61-M LE R2, Intel i3, AMD HD7450 + 2K LCD monitor (2560x1440) connected over DP-DP cable, M-Audio Audiophile 2496 PCI sound card. This PC is not connected to the Internet and I only use it for audio/video FullHD/720p production with Sony Vegas 9 64-bit at 2560x1440. My favorite games also work: CueClub2 at 2560x1440 Worms World Party Remastered 2015 at 2560x1440 - you can see the entire island, not just part of it, as in the old version NFS3 modern patch at FullHD 1920x1080

@wimb I was able to build WinPE10 64-bit with Win10PE_SE_2016-04-08.zip (Host OS and source DVD the same - Win10 enterprise LTSB 2015) but I don't like it - building the ISO - including solving the problems took me about 3 hours : builder stops with an error: Wimgapi was not found after searching for help on the internet for a long time, I found a solution: the file wimgapi.dll 64-bit is missing in Projects\Tools\Win10PESE\x64 very long build time - I don't know why it processes install.wim - wouldn't boot.wim alone be enough? VMware UEFI64 test: WinPE starts with error pecmd.exe Firefox not start: there are no interesting tools and the ISO image is 650MB ??? I know a simpler way to build a WinPEx64 ISO: download boot.wim x64 from ADK extract .cab file, rename filad61... to boot.wim open source Win10 DVD x64 ISO in UltraISO delete support folder and all files and subfolders in sources directory copy downloaded boot.wim to sources directory change label to win10pe_x64 and save ISO as new file e.g. win10pe_x64.iso ->> ISO image is ready in few minutes (instead of a few hours) and only has 246MB Of course, you can edit the boot.wim with gimagex.exe or ISO with UltraISO file before and add your applications, e.g. Total Commander, BootICE etc. It's best to convert the WinPE.ISO to a bootable USB stick (e.g. using Rufus) and copy the portable applications to USB - as much as we want, fast and comfortably. There is no desktop, but you can easily run a GUI application using CMD or Total Commander: Sorry, but WinPE is supposed to do the make job, not for look like candy

How to calculate this value having a normal date? I tried this page Epoch Converter but it's only milliseconds there.

Here you have the -> answer

@Dibya I have an AMD Radeon HD6450 1GB graphics card with hardware DirectX 11 support. Is hardware acceleration DXv10 for the graphics card working after installing DirectX 10 for WinXP?

It is obvious that these are the latest versions for WinXP. Besides, we are in the Windows XP forum section.