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Craigwd2000

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  1. I have a Dell Latitude C800 laptop with a ATI Mobility M4 GPU and I've tried the ATI Catalyst 10.2 Legacy drivers with it... Blackwingcat: I think it would make a lot of sense to back-port the Legacy 13.1 Catalyst drivers meant for Windows XP to Windows 2000 too...
  2. I personally use Google's Public DNS servers; I've found that OpenDNS randomly blocks some useful foreign Domains like certain sites ending in .ru that host mirrors of the Total Hardware '99 PCB diagrams/jumper settings archive... You may also want to try the more generic Default MS PS/2 Mouse driver as my Alps Touch Pad/Pointing Stick doesn't always work right with the Alps Touch Pad drivers on my Dell PC laptop...
  3. What's the latest version of CCleaner meant for XP that will run on Windows 2000 with KernelEx installed...? We really need to create a Applications Compatibility List... I have also used KernelEx 4.5.2 for Windows 98SE on an install of Windows 98SE... My PC laptop is a Dell Latitude C800 with 256 MBs of RAM. I noticed upon installing Blackwingcat's Extended Kernel & Extended Core that the Compatibility Tab is missing from the Properties Window of .exe files/programs like it is in KernelEx for Win98SE/WinME & WinXP. Which KB Article number is the patch for Windows 2000 containing this functionality...? I like to Google patches by KB Article Number and that's why I ask...

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