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Google Chrome 49 does not support polymer and displays in classic mode. Firefox 52 supports polymer and displays in this mode by default, but you can use classic mode by going to YT using this link: https://www.youtube.com/?disable_polymer=true

The yellow bar only appears on Google Chrome 49.0.2623.112m.

For several days in WinXP on Google Chrome a message appears (yellow bar) as in the picture in the attachment.

Yandex also detects fast search in a short time:

Compare ISO 32-bit WinXP SP3 version with 32-bit WinXP SP3 N version Maybe based on this you can make a WinXP SP2 64-bit ISO image without WMP10? Windows XP N version Appendix: Files Required to Be Removed by the European Commission Decision

Sometimes when searching on google it appears page: If I run another browser at the moment, i.e. Chrome 49.0.2623.112 m, the search works without a problem. What's up?

Yes, this is the correct compression used by MS

WinXP x64 SP2 contains many components introduced in WinXP x86 SP3 e.g.: Microsoft Management Console 3.0 WLAN WPA2 support MS UAA HD Audio etc.

17.03.2019 I confirm that it works on WinXP SP2 x64, Firefox 52.9.0 ESR (last for XP): media.gmp-eme-adobe.abi (string; x86-msvc-x64) media.gmp-eme-adobe.enabled (boolean; true) media.gmp-eme-adobe.forceSupported (boolean; true) media.gmp-eme-adobe.version (string; 17) media.gmp-eme-adobe.visible (boolean; true) media.gmp.decoder.enabled (boolean; true) media.eme.enabled (boolean; true) and copy three files to the Firefox profile folder. You do not have to change %VERSION% in media.gmp-manager.url

You can also use the program Active@ Partition Manager 2.6.5 in LiveXP e.g. LiveXP Project LX.061412, Gena or WinFLP: diskpart xp vs diskpart 7

Try this: Does Windows XP have EFI?

Yes, the only downside is the lack of WinXP x64 drivers for older hardware like scanner, printer. But your printer drivers is OJ6500_E710n-z_Basic_x64_231.exe or HPUFDDriver.zip. You checked these? Besides, try drivers for Vista x64.

I have WinXP x64 SP2 VL from MSDN. This have files wds*.* in ISO /amd64 folder e.g. console wdsmgmt.msc but after install OS on HDD, wds*.* files is not on disk :-( I try also manual install SP2 - WindowsServer2003.WindowsXP-KB914961-SP2-x64-ENU.exe - he, he SP2 on SP2 but after install have files on HDD but only in: C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\amd64Also not view Windows Deployment Services in Windows Component Wizard: Is possible use WDS on WinXP x64 ?

Exactly an hour ago email provider has updated certificate and the warning no longer shows :-) Still, I would like to know how to disable these warnings for the future.

OS - WinXP SP2. When checking mail, I received the following message: I know that in this case, the certificate has expired but how to disable the display of this and other warnings? I want to continue to use SSL.

I'm using WinXP x64 for over a year and I do not have any problems with him :-) support more RAMsupport hardware DEPfast encoding videofast compress files (ZIP, RAR)Some of the applications I use x64 version and the rest in x86

For install WinXP from RAM-ISO loaded (nLite integrated WinVBlock driver) need disable CD-ROM drive or/and IDE channel in BIOS to which the optical drive is connected. Please read my thread at reboot.pro :-) Install WinXP from ISO to HDD

Maybe you right but why in cmd working command: vhdmount /u all It does not need to specify the drive letter to umount image VHD. This umount automatic all mounted images.

Mount and Umount from link working good. Now I want only move Umount command to Drive key. Default to umount VHD image need right-click on VHD image. I want right-click to icon drive in My Computer window to umount VHD not for VHD file. I try also option /u all but it did not work :-( from right-click icon drive. Only working in cmd.

Yes, syntax is other but after fix still not working: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\Umount VHD\command] @="\"C:\\Program Files\\VHD Mount\\vhdmount.exe\" /u \"%1\""

Default Mount/Umount command context menu is for VHD files. I want change Umount command from file VHD to mounted Drive like this: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\Umount VHD] [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\Umount VHD\command] @="C:\\Program Files\\VHD Mount\\vhdmount.exe /u all" but this not working :-( If manually run this command in cmd this working good and umount all mounted images VHD. What's going on? Why this not working from Drive context menu?