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That screenshot is from some earlier combination of tomasz86’s HFSLIP and UUR(s?). It doesn’t exist on my current setups, which use his previous HFSLIP package (not HFSLIP2000) and latest UUR from November 2014.
I really wish tomasz86 could update his old HFSLIP package with that 11302014 UUR, or maybe the tuned-up USP5 he mentioned in his thread, something with BWC’s kernel / core extensions integrated. These little quirks (and more consequential problems with drivers or what-not) seem to happen when UUR or KernelEx are updated on top of one another.
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20 hours ago, Tommy said:
I just installed Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I'm not using up to date KernelEx but I've never had this problem using HF_SLIP compiled with tomasz's archives. So, I have Japanese text in the explorer bar.
Just out of curiosity, does it look like this?
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I used DriverIdentifier to help locate a proper ACPI container driver, so those four problem devices are recognized now, and a Realtek LAN card clears Device Manager.
Dozens of drivers were available; I used NEC ACPI Module Device filename 10q2_vv_acp_01 (version number 1.1.0.1 circa 2009, possibly others would work as well), and this just to identify (as it turns out no real drivers need to be installed).
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18 hours ago, blackwingcat said:
How about dependency Walker with fixed search order ?
I don’t know Dependency Walker, maybe I can attach here…
...or if not, then
Spoiler*****************************| System Information |*****************************
Dependency Walker: 2.1.3623 (32-bit)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (32-bit)
OS Version: 5.00.2195 Service Pack 4
Processor: x86 Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 2, GenuineIntel, ~2999MHz
Number of Processors: 8, Mask: 0x000000FF
Computer Name: BLUEBOLT-07A21C
User Name: Administrator
Local Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Local Time: 7:47:43 AM Central Standard Time (GMT-06:00)
OS Language: 0x0409: English (United States)
Memory Load: 18%
Physical Memory Total: 1,530,146,816 (1460 MB)
Physical Memory Used: 282,066,944
Physical Memory Free: 1,248,079,872
Page File Memory Total: 4,294,967,295
Page File Memory Used: 0
Page File Memory Free: 4,294,967,295
Virtual Memory Total: 2,147,352,576
Virtual Memory Used: 47,783,936
Virtual Memory Free: 2,099,568,640
Page Size: 0x00001000 (4,096)
Allocation Granularity: 0x00010000 (65,536)
Min. App. Address: 0x00010000 (65,536)
Max. App. Address: 0x7FFEFFFF (2,147,418,111)********************************| Search Order |********************************
* *
* Legend: F File E Error (path not valid) *
* *
********************************************************************************A user defined directory
[ ] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\PRO2k v3\APPS\PROSETDX\Win32\DRIVERS\
Side-by-Side Components (Windows XP only)
The system's "KnownDLLs" list
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\ADVAPI32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\COMCTL32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\COMDLG32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\CRYPT32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\GDI32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\IMAGEHLP.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\KERNEL32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\LZ32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\MPR.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\MSASN1.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\MSVCRT.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\NTDLL.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\OLE32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\OLEAUT32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\OLECLI32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\OLECNV32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\OLESVR32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\OLETHK32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\RPCRT4.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\SHELL32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\SHLWAPI.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\URL.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\URLMON.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\USER32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\VERSION.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\WININET.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\WLDAP32.DLL
[F ] c:\winnt\system32\WOW32.DLL
The application directory
[ ] C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\PRO2k v3\PRO1000-v2\Win32\
The 32-bit system directory
[ ] C:\WINNT\system32\
The 16-bit system directory (Windows NT/2000/XP only)
[ ] C:\WINNT\system\
The system's root OS directory
[ ] C:\WINNT\
The application's registered "App Paths" directories
The system's "PATH" environment variable directories
[ ] C:\WINNT\system32\
[ ] C:\WINNT\
[ ] C:\WINNT\System32\Wbem\
[ ] C:\Program Files\Intel\DMIX\***************************| Module Dependency Tree |***************************
* *
* Legend: F Forwarded Module ? Missing Module 6 64-bit Module *
* D Delay Load Module ! Invalid Module *
* * Dynamic Module E Import/Export Mismatch or Load Failure *
* ^ Duplicate Module *
* *
********************************************************************************[ ] E1D5032.SYS
[ ] NTOSKRNL.EXE
[ ^ ] HAL.DLL
[ ] BOOTVID.DLL
[ ^ ] NTOSKRNL.EXE
[ ^ ] HAL.DLL
[ ] HAL.DLL
[ ^ ] NTOSKRNL.EXE
[ ? ] NDIS.SYS********************************| Module List |*********************************
* *
* Legend: D Delay Load Module ? Missing Module 6 64-bit Module *
* * Dynamic Module ! Invalid Module *
* E Import/Export Mismatch or Load Failure *
* *
********************************************************************************Module File Time Stamp Link Time Stamp File Size Attr. Link Checksum Real Checksum CPU Subsystem Symbols Preferred Base Actual Base Virtual Size Load Order File Ver Product Ver Image Ver Linker Ver OS Ver Subsystem Ver
----- ------------ ----------------- ----------------- --------- ----- ------------- ------------- --- --------- ------- -------------- ----------- ------------ ---------- ------------- ------------- --------- ---------- ------ -------------
[ ? ] NDIS.SYS Error opening file. The system cannot find the file specified (2).
[ ] BOOTVID.DLL 10/06/2011 4:35a 10/06/2011 2:35p 11,360 A 0x0000C7AA 0x0000C7AA x86 Native DBG 0x80010000 Unknown 0x00002C60 Not Loaded 5.0.2172.3 5.0.2172.3 5.0 5.12 5.0 5.0
[ ] E1D5032.SYS 11/29/2014 2:23p 01/16/2013 5:24p 224,008 A 0x00038535 0x00038535 x86 Native CV 0x00010000 Unknown 0x00039000 Not Loaded 12.5.18.0 5.2.3790.1830 5.2 7.10 5.2 5.2
[ ] HAL.DLL 03/21/2016 10:40a 07/10/2012 8:51p 92,544 A 0x00019FA8 0x00019FA8 x86 Native None 0x80010000 Unknown 0x00016980 Not Loaded 5.0.2195.7011 5.0.2195.7011 5.0 5.12 5.0 5.0
[ ] NTOSKRNL.EXE 08/12/2014 8:53p 12/06/2012 2:00a 1,784,000 A 0x001C122A 0x001C122A x86 Native DBG 0x00400000 Unknown 0x001B38C0 Not Loaded 5.0.2195.7394 5.0.2195.7394 5.0 5.12 5.0 5.0************************************| Log |*************************************
Error: At least one required implicit or forwarded dependency was not found.
I tried XP OS, “Have Disk” returned “no compatible hardware found” when directed to the Driver folder INFs.
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Finding almost nothing in the way of ACPI drivers, and beggars can’t be choosy, I tried this NEC file:
12q4_86_pcd_01.zip
downloaded from here:
https://www.driverdouble.com/drivers/nec-acpi-module-device.htmlI un-zipped it and directed Device Manager to the first Unknown on the list, which it seemed to like; Windows asked for a reboot, then three successive reboots resulting in a little progress as these "unknowns" became System Devices listings in Device Manager:
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On 3/23/2016 at 7:17 PM, blackwingcat said:On 3/23/2016 at 7:15 PM, blackwingcat said:
http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1229855.html
ACPI\PNP103 Driver is here.
You should make localize to English. :")
ACPI0004 is CPU container . does your bios setting have "legacy ACPI table show" ?
And it is "ACPI Module Device Driver" I think maker provide it
And How about force install IntelPPM driver ?
I218-V... Will you show me its dependency for example the following?
I downloaded ACPI\PNP103 Driver, localized to English and installed through Device Manager--it worked perfectly. Thank you! One less problem device listed now.
I investigated different ACPI settings in BIOS, but nothing de-lists the CPU container. Copied IntelPPM driver to system32 drivers folder but when I ran intel4.reg I received “Cannot import…Error accessing the registry.”
Regarding the LAN, msiexec.exe was set. Added “Option > Module Search Order ‘drivers’ folder” to Dependency Walker but results appear the same. Tried various other drivers, but the “Connection (2) I218-V” (as BIOS identifies it) is still not working, no matter which driver I force.
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What concerns me is people who are eager to ascribe sentience to machines--followed by rights, of course--when those machines are really just sophisticated recording / playback devices, the only true personalities involved being those of the programmers. It’s the “pathetic fallacy” run amok; prepare yourselves for much more of the same in the future.
These people should just lock themselves in a closet with a sock puppet and be done with it.
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The affinity between Windows 2000 Professional and this motherboard was unexpected, and makes me wonder… It could be the platform (X99) or the brand (ASRock); this is my first experience with either. So an ASRock Z-97 might make a good choice for W2k Pro. After installation, but before enabling PAE, my System Properties showed 1.5 GB of RAM. Normally my installations show 3.65 GB RAM. Is this because there is no video on this line of CPUs? While 3.65 GB of memory is one thing, 1.5 GB definitely looks like a bottleneck here--no problem for W2k as PAE is reliable, but what about 32-bit XP? Not so good. During early practice installs a few days ago, I decided to try a Windows 2000 Professional “Includes Service Pack 3” original OS disc, and was amazed to watch the installation proceed right through to the end in full ACPI Multiprocessor PC mode:
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11 hours ago, dencorso said:
Disconnect the power cable from the wall. Wait until any lighted LEDs turn off. Wait for one minute more.
Disconnect All SATA devices (SSD/HDD/CD/DVD/Blu-Ray).
Reconnect the power cable to the wall outlet, start the machine, then enter BIOS. Does it still freeze within 15 sec?This morning the BIOS is no longer freezing, go figure. Thanks for the reminder to completely disconnect first, because I still may need to clear and reset the system…
I got a “ntldr is missing” when I tried to start the other day, investigated and found that when I boot up with a USB stick installed, the BIOS in its wisdom resets the boot order to boot first from the USB sticks.
I hope to experiment a while longer first if I have to send it off for service, because I don’t have a backup board in place yet.
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Thanks for the information, I don't find any legacy ACPI settings, but it's hard to tell for certain because now when I enter my BIOS it freezes within 15 seconds.
Dependency Walker opened with "Errors were detected when processing" E1D5032.SYS (PRO2kv3):
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Not there yet but a little closer, the red part is advice from pci-z 1.4:
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I tested Windows 2000 Professional with the following hardware:
- ASRock X99 Extreme4 LGA 2011-v3 motherboard
- Intel i7-5960x processor
- G.SKILL F4-3000C15Q-16GRBB RAM
I took an earlier HFSLIP package from tomasz86, which includes Unofficial Update Rollup v11-w20130323, and used nLite to integrate blackwingcat’s custom chipset software and 8.9 AHCI driver, and to make the ISO, which I burned to CD using Nero 7.11.10.0c.
I ran Unofficial Update Rollup v11-d20141130 and .net frameworks 1-4 (11142014) from tomasz86, used BWC nVidia 353.06 drivers for the graphics card, and enabled PAE mode.
Here is a screenshot to demonstrate the first full-fledged test install:
I guess blackwingcat’s chipset software names at least 100 system devices (which is that many fewer yellow question marks in Device Manager).
I tried blackwingcat’s PRO2Kv2 and PRO2K v3 drivers for the LAN (it’s an Intel i218v, I think) by extracting the files and directing Device Manager to the extracts using Windows Update, but it can’t find a driver or says the OS is not supported, so I still need to figure that out, and maybe some other stuff.
I realize that most computerists would just assume that it's not possible to install Windows 2000 Professional on the X99 platform, and moreover, find it quite unfathomable that anyone would want to, but for the record it's actually really easy the second time.
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The last version of CCleaner to run on W2k Pro officially is 3.28.
The current version of CCleaner is 5.15; the portable form runs on unofficial W2k Pro by using the application compatibility launcher.
The 5.15 full installer also works, but there is a trick: first run the portable version using application compatibility launcher. Then install the full version using application compatibility launcher.
The only bug I’ve found is that the CCleaner interface identifies the OS as Windows XP.
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Can you test the hub with anything else (preferably an XP computer, since the manual states support for XP SP2) just to confirm it’s functional? It doesn’t surprise me that your Panasonic camera works easily, and it wouldn’t surprise me if the Canon turned out to be not so easy, as Canon seems to want it that way, but I have little experience with cameras.
Potentially great deal, hope you can get it working.
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Since the long-form version of the POS trick is the source of this mess, for anyone installing from scratch, why not just use the simple version from Post #1?
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@harkaz Post #1 in the SP4 thread now specifies a different key (“ProductVersion” subkey).
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@bluebolt Fixed the SP4 thread to prevent confusion.
Please check post #210 there as well. Thanks harkaz.
EDIT: I see that one's done now, too, thanks again.
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@harkaz, you specify a different registry key here than in the SP4 thread, could you please clarify.
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Are you guys referring merely to SP4 machines? I’ve tried three SP3 machines now, and in each instance MU is giving me all of today’s March updates (the yellow shield “browser-less” option is there, too).
Maybe Microsoft is just parceling their servers.
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All is well here with SP3.
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It looks like blackwingcat graphic driver would work for that card, access to which begins here…
http://w2k.flxsrv.org/wlu/wluen.htm
or search the following term in Google:
BM site:jp blackwingcat nvidia
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In the meantime how many users who want to use Windows Media Player 11 ( without DRM version)for Windows 2000 ?
I released WMP11 Japanese version yesterday.
If there are several users who want to use English version, I will make it localized to English.
Yes, for me there are definite advantages to WMP 11, so I would like an English version to use on Windows 2000 Professional.
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I tested SP4 v3.1a with Windows XP Professional and the results have been excellent. Technical achievements aside, there’s a lot of common sense applied in the whole approach, and I think it clear that wise decisions were made in the implementation. I am favorably impressed with the results of this project.
Having integrated this unofficial service pack using nLite, installation proceeds without issue. The OS performs smoothly and feels fast.
I ran a familiar benchmark using a Z97 mainboard and i7-4790K CPU operating at 4.6GHz:
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@jabeleba, if you are not yet registered at RyanVM, you may need to contact them directly if you experience any delay in that regard.
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KernelEx for Win2000
in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
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The HF folder of Tomasz’s previous W2k Pro HFSLIP had some server updates included as well, so maybe that figures into it somehow, but by what combinations I have no idea.