spookymulder90

Youtube is working on Windows 8.0 and IE10 (you get info about unsupported browser, but everything is working)

Hello there, it's nice to see you on our forum!

Here, in Poland it's the same! Everywhere crap. And adverts.

Yeah, now it works here too.

I know that it is not a topic to such a question but what with the telemetry, spying on Windows Server 2012?

Seven Forums is not working for me.

Oh, right, I forgot about it. But which version of driver you patched? That's nice

I want to try it on Radeon HD7970, Device IDs: 1002 6798 (from Internet, I can't run PC with Radeon right now).

Can I try it too?

Yes, Nightly 51 works on Windows XP. http://imgur.com/a/0S7t0

That's weird. Now download site via Wayback Machine is working and I downloaded this file without any problems. Thanks

I can't download it from your site. And I already sent the message through Skype

Thanks @jaclaz and @blackwingcat! I installed Japanese version and it's working But I must find W2KHFPKVGD.cab to make English version of installation.

"OR you might need to press F5 (when you are prompted to press F6 ) and set the PC HAL as "standard" instead of ACPI, *like*:" Still nothing. Can you tell me more about "BWC's extended core"? What I can (should) exactly do?

Ok, I tried to use Fernando's driver (>Universal 32bit Intel MSM driver v8.9.8.1005 mod+signed by Fernando<) http://www.win-raid.com/t11f23-Modded-Intel-AHCI-and-RAID-Drivers-digitally-signed.html , https://mega.nz/#!9EdwyTqb!tQuVwykF82uZ1_fdiIofZlPYb6TpCdq7k2HSymCrhCg by adding driver for my 3B29 to Win2K install using nLite (I only used an option of adding the driver) but when I'm trying to install Windows, I have 'iastor.sys is corrupted' one more time. I hope that's all what you need...

Ehh, next mistake(?), jaclaz was right, it's 3B29. :/ I'm sorry. I don't know how I was looking. Maybe I'm tired. I will check http://driverpacks.net/node/795/drivers tommorow.

@bluebolt I will check. @jaclaz I don't know why but I have 3B64. I've tried UniATA but I have 0x000007B.

I'm sorry for pictures. I will do it better next time, I promise Hardware ID is PCI\VEN_8086DEV_3B64SUBSYS_9071104DREV_06. And now I checked one more time this driver and... you're right. It's for Windows XP 32-bit. Maybe that's why 'iastor.sys is corrupted'.

I'm sorry for this. I'm uploading now pictures from SIW: https://zapodaj.net/ceb891f3e4922.png.html https://zapodaj.net/58d542b9c3de0.png.html https://zapodaj.net/21d0ef049befb.png.html https://zapodaj.net/d9fe97d81396a.png.html https://zapodaj.net/62f36f6d3c795.png.html https://zapodaj.net/e1c58556f51e7.png.html https://zapodaj.net/77ca235ccdd32.png.html https://zapodaj.net/f730ecd7d7907.png.html https://zapodaj.net/41287e3a7262e.png.html https://zapodaj.net/9cdba743bfe28.png.html https://zapodaj.net/7980de5b0386b.png.html https://zapodaj.net/117280fe93f35.png.html https://zapodaj.net/c2938ecebc831.png.html I've tried to use SATA driver (Intel (R) 5 Series 4 Port SATA AHCI Controller (Freedom)), I've normally use nlite to add driver to installation (I'm really sorry, but I don't know what I should explain, I've only used built-in option). I will check UNIATA, but should I add it using nlite?

Hey, I'm sorry for writing here almost one year later, but now I want to try Windows 2000 on my VAIO and I have problem with SATA driver. I've used nLite and now when I try to install Windows, I can see only message "iastor.sys is corrupted". I think there is a solution but I can't find nothing about this problem.

I think it should works (your card is in .inf files) but unfortunately I can be wrong, so please, don't beat me

Wow, this situation is really weird. O.o So, KernelEx for XP is a utopia? Someone can tell me what now?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/949358 " Failure configuring Windows updates. Reverting changes. Do not turn off your computer". I can just wait, and wait (nothing changes) or restore system using Windows 7 DVD. Nice song BTW

Yeah, I know. Now I must wait.

Right. I will try. I'm still looking for someone who can help me with drivers.