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@VistaLover What is SSUAO ? I added UA in about:config > general.useragent.override.elektroda.pl Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; rv:120.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/120.0

Not true - it depends on the source code. Example 32-bit applications occupy more RAM than 64-bit versions: x64 C:\WINDOWS\system32\mspaint.exe > 7 660 KB x86 C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\mspaint.exe > 8 848 KB x64 BlueScreenView (NirSoft) > 4 748 KB x86 BlueScreenView (NirSoft) > 4 832 KB x64 C:\WINDOWS\system32\notepad.exe > 3 464 KB x86 C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\notepad.exe > 4 072 KB

What does it have to do with it ? - I don't use WinXP 32-bit I compared the Supermium x86 vs Supermium x64 only on WinXP 64-bit

I did a Supermium test on WinXP SP2 64-bit and x86 version uses less RAM than x64 version: Supermium x86 vs Supermium x64 - only one empty card is open:

Not true - this is what only some programs require, e.g. Adobe Photoshop or Supermium, and if we have a lot of RAM, you can turn off completely pagefile. I use WinXP SP2 64-bit for a long time on 4GB RAM with the pagefile turned off and nothing bad happens. I use it at once: two Web browsers Serpent 52 and MyPal68 with multiple tabs opened one virtual machine VMware with 1GB RAM guest some opened documents in Notepad some opened files in WinHex

@ED_Sln OK, Supermium x64 works on WinXP x64 but has disadvantages - I test on ThinkPad X61, C2D, 4GB RAM, HDD: does not start the first time only the second it starts for a long time, grinding the hard disk (I have HDD not SSD) it consists of too much RAM 7 tabs > ~2.06GB RAM Serpent 52 > 7 tabs > 680MB P.S. I have a pagefile disabled because I have 4GB RAM but apparently a Supermium requires a pagefile: [0217/134306.984:ERROR:main_dll_loader_win.cc(112)] Failed to load Chrome DLL from C:\Program Files\Supermium\121.0.6167.81\chrome.dll: The paging file is too small for this operation to complete. (0x5AF)

I have 64-bit versions rebased_dlls.zip and on WinXP 64-bit Supermium x64 I don't see the difference in using RAM. VC++ 2015-2019 14.24.28127

mega.nz - Empty folder after login

Serpent v52.9.0 (2023-10-19) (64-bit) on WinXP SP2 64-bit, elektroda.pl - Secure Connection Failed I found https://msfn.org/board/topic/184051-my-browser-builds-part-4/?do=findComment&comment=1257317 but this probably works only if you are not logged. Today I did it: I added UA in about:config > general.useragent.override.elektroda.pl I removed elektroda.pl cookies I logged It worked well for several hours, but this message finally appeared again - Secure Connection Failed If I remove the cookies, log in, it's ok again for a few hours.

@VistaLover @mina7601 OK, but: I don't want to use uBO I use only a few forums based on discourse: winraid, openwrt or coreelec I am not disturbed by the way with the Modify HTTP Response plugin

@VistaLover I do not use uBO but I used advice from this > Link I installed Modify HTTP Response 1.3.8 addon and I added a page winraid.level1techs.com with the help of the editor: must be removed at the end of the sign / add this |winraid\.level1techs\.com at the end insert a sign / click Save It works Thanks

Why the some websites does not work correctly in Basilisk or PaleMoon: https://winraid.level1techs.com https://discourse.coreelec.org Unfortunately, [your browser is unsupported](https://www.discourse.org/faq/#browser). Please [switch to a supported browser](https://browsehappy.com/) to view rich content, log in and reply.

@JFX Probably the opposite - version 3.8.6 does not download anything from the net and when I run version 4.2.5_legacy wants to connect to the net to download some files:

I try 64-bit 4.2.5_Legacy on 64-bit Win7 Ultimate to make dynamic VHD with same OS and not work. Old version 3.8.6 work

I don't understand what future errors ??? There will never be any errors. You implement the WinXP in my way (FlashBoot + vga.sys) and then you can install the right driver - if you have for WinXP using the Device Manager. Anyway the correct graphics card driver can also be implemented immediately using sysprep - see my instruction SysprepV2 Copy driver files to the Drivers\Video folder and add the path in the sysprep.inf file in OemPnPDriversPath: ;SetupMgrTag [Unattended] OemSkipEula=Yes OemPnPDriversPath=Drivers\Chipset;Drivers\Video ConfirmHardware=No DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore OEMPreinstall=Yes UpdateInstalledDrivers=Yes When I wrote the instruction SysprepV2, I did not know that there was a loader FlashBoot. P.S. In WinXP 32-bit there is no such thing as the vga service and vgapnp.sys driver - there is only VgaSave service and vga.sys driver. In WinXP 64-bit Microsoft has unnecessarily added the vga service which introduces only confusion.

No, I don't have this version.

I made changes and a video tutorial: https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=476201#p476201

That's why I wrote that you don't need any VGA files from Win7.

@Dietmar You are doing everything wrong - this is not a TRIM test. TRIM works only in the file system - e.g. NTFS in cooperation with the operating system (e.g. Win10) or O&O tool in WinXP if the file creation/delete operation has been taken: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trim_(computing)#Operating_system_support If you make zeros the disk, there is no file system and there is nothing to test! Win10 while deleting file (from Recycle Bin) writes somewhere information about the area where the file was deleted and immediately sends TRIM command to the disk firmware that TRIM performs, i.e. zero this area. On WinXP O&O works in the background and when the file is removed (from Recycle Bin) it saves somewhere information in which sectors was the file. Only when you click TRIM, it sends a command to the disk firmware to make a TRIM in this designated area and zero it. I don't understand what it means that you did a trim in win10 ??? On a zeroed disk ??? To do a TRIM you need to perform some operation on a files, e.g. copy or make file on NTFS partition then delete it. TRIM does not work on an empty (zeroed) disk where there is no file system!

Explanation of how the screen works in WinXP SP2 64-bit Before I wrote the guide sysprep V3, I tested the WinXP SP2 64-bit installation in Legacy mode with various graphics cards. Depending on the graphics card (her VBIOS), WinXP SP2 64-bit Legacy boots either on the vgapnp.sys (vga service) or on the vga.sys (VgaSave service): AMD HD7450 PCIe - vga.sys Intel iGPU HD2000 integrated CPU - vgapnp.sys VMware 8 - vgapnp.sys On pure UEFI with FlashBoot AMD HD7450 always use vga.sys and work after sysprep if set 23A GUID 1024x768 but iGPU Intel HD2000 always use vgapnp.sys and after sysprep V2 have no desktop screen - stay only aurora bootscreen because in regedit in Hardware Profiles key GUID no have display parameters: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Hardware Profiles\0001\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\VIDEO\GUID... vga service (vgapnp.sys) is problematic because make always random, unknown GUID in Hardware Profiles VgaSave service (vga.sys) has always same GUID {23A77BF7-ED96-40EC-AF06-9B1F4867732A} in Hardware Profiles In sysprep V3 I forced the system to always start on VgaSave services (vga.sys) in 1024x768 using FlashBoot 3.2 or 3.3n patched bootmgfw.efi from Win7 SP1 - to do this you have to do: delete display.inf and vga service to block the system trying to install vgapnp.sys graphics driver and prevent make random unknown GUID delete any random GUID created by the vga service during installation WinXP SP2 64-bit in VMware add 23A GUID 1024x768 for VgaSave service

@gooface Replace videoprt.sys from WinXP SP1 64-bit https://hardforum.com/threads/x64-sp2-driver-is-mismanaging-system-ptes.1170070/#post-1034479726

@K4sum1 What is your version of the XP - SP1 or SP2? The RNDIS driver works easily in the SP2 version > https://msfn.org/board/topic/178016-android-rndis-driver/

@genieautravail I have a NVMe 970 disk like the author of the topic. Version of the Samsung Magician tool supporting this disk does not work on WinXP, while older versions work on WinXP but do not support this disk. Of course, there are many programs for SSDs, but not to NVMe. O&O this is probably a unique tool that supports TRIM on NVMe disks at WinXP.

I see that you don't understand how Trimcheck works. First of all, you need to launch a program from a partition on an SSD/NVME disk that you want to test. If you run the program, e.g. from a pendrive, it doesn't make sense and nothing will test! the first launch of the program is created by the trimcheck.bin file (probably always 64MB with random data) copies the first 16 KB of data from the trimcheck.bin file to the .json text file in which he also saves data on the location of the trimcheck.bin file (offset e.g. 21018939392) removes the trimcheck.bin file from the disk and informs to do TRIM now now we are doing TRIM, e.g. in O&O now we run Trimcheck again from the same location as before (where the .json file was created) Trimcheck compares the data from the .json file with data in disk offset 21018939392 If there are only zeros there, it means that TRIM operation in O&O has worked, but if you are there, the same data from the .json file, it means that TRIM operation in O&O did not work In general, instead of using Trimcheck, you can check it manually: make or copy file (a few megabytes) on partition on NVMe disk in Hex Editor check location (offset or sector) this file - save this information somewhere e.g. Notepad or on a piece of paper delete file from disk use Shift key to not remove to Windows Recycle Bin run TRIM in O&O on partition where there was a deleted file run Hex Editor and check if starting from the sector you wrote on a piece of paper are only zeros If zeros - TRIM it worked If any data - TRIM it did not work

In the deploy.chm manual, I read that sysprep should be run on the Administrator's account. I did so and also on the User account with administrator rights and on both I have the same problem - after implementing the system on the target computer, some settings are reset to the default. I noticed: System Restore enabled again Automatically restart enabled again Pagefile enabled again Large icons in My Computer windows (Small icons was set) shortcut to WMP on the desktop shortcut to IE in the Quick Launch ClearType not work because unchecked option Use following method to smoth edges of screen fonts in Folder Options > View option Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) enabled again in the window Map Network Drive the Reconnect at logon option enabled again Can it be blocked somehow so that sysprep does not change it?