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This may or may not help you: Any chance this version is in Cantonese? I'm aware Hong Kong is where Cantonese is spoken along with Mandarin and even shares many (but not all) Han Characters

Excuse me, has anyone tried messing with Windows Vista's OS registry info or know enough coding to mess around with Chrome's Windows ver. checker? Comparing Windows Vista to 7 is like comparing Windows 98 to ME, right? (Very little difference if any) Every Windows 98 driver and application I've used on Windows ME worked with no problem (Unless there was a false compatibility blocker) And well...I know comparing 9x isn't like NT, but you get the point! Windows Vista and 7 are virtually the same, so Vista probably wouldn't have any issues running Windows 7 only software. Windows Vista ran every single Windows 7 only and later driver on an older-ish laptop I own. Does anyone know if there are certain files or updates in 7 that aren't present in Vista or something?

Kinda late The only issue related to Windows XP I'm experiencing is incapability of working with Samsung Galaxy phones even with Kies installed.

Well this is a very odd case...apparently either Windows XP SP3 somehow didn't have WPA2 or my card just somehow doesn't support it despite having WPA2 on Vista and later... I tried changing my router settings and it worked...but that's not what I'm looking for! Biongo wireless had WPA2 and solved my issue! Well the solution: Download Biongo Wireless Utility for Windows 2000 SP4 and Windows XP or any wireless client with WPA2 support!

Word 2003 works on Windows ME!!!

When I click on the answer link the page I receive says I also tried internet archive and the page wasn't archived...

Windows XP oddly says its working properly. I installed SP4 after seeing SP3 does not give me an option in my router's properties. I'm given an option to change the code or switch to open, shared, wpa, and wpa-psk, but not wpa2??? I tried searching an I can't seem to find it...

I don't think this applies to my situation...wireless properly worked using vista and 7 on the same laptop...

I'm trying to install Windows XP on a low-end 2011/2012 (Or maybe even 2013) HP laptop. Oddly I'm not given the specific model...all I know it that its 2000. The laptop comes with 4gb ram, an AMD E-300 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics @ 1.30GHz. Its a dual core. (Despite being very low end) I tend to install my drivers using an offline driverpack and things seemed to go better than last time...I didn't get a message telling me that an entry point wasn't found for the wireless driver, but I may have gotten a message saying to insert a disk??? (I accidentally inserted a wrong disk, don't ask how! I accidentally inserted my Windows ME disc instead of XP...) Everything is working fine but the Broadcom 4313gn wireless adapter. My laptop can find wireless networks just fine, but cannot connect! I have Windows XP SP3! Stupid Windows XP keeps reinstalling the driver after I uninstall it everytime!!! I do not want to use Windows Vista or later because the CPU usage is at least 30% on idle!!! Over 50% on Windows 7!!! I do not wanna try Windows 10!

Th-That's possible!? (To get Windows 10 to use less ram than Vista/7 on idle) Tell me your secret!

Well, oddly the fudge set properly despite being below the softball stage...how very odd... Mother thinks the fudge is better than the store bought brands Can't wait to share some with my irl friends ^_^ Well thanks for the tips!

I know that sugar is the most important part of fudge, but won't the mixture still form the crystals to make fudge if heated at the right temperature? This recipe seems to be rather flexible and it still uses marshmallow cream...Many reviews cut the sugar and it was still fine... My mother wouldn't let me boil the mixture to softball stage and she's never made fudge once before... (I did use a candy thermometer in case if you thought otherwise)

I have a problem! I tried to make fantasy fudge (Used 1 cup less sugar than said and White Chocolate instead). Well, my mother kept telling me to turn the stove off because the mixture of butter, evaporated milk, and sugar would apparently "burn" (Oh darn it mother, I shouldn't have listened to you). Is anyone here good with fudge!? 帮忙我！！！

Um...these spec's are gonna be very problematic...despite ram or cpu not being mentioned as associated with this issue, it still could be. Windows 98 cannot boot with more than 1.5 gb ram, so you're gonna need to replace the ram sticks with 1.5gb or less. You could buy a ram limitation patch for Windows 9x though. Click here to read more Windows 95 and 98FE is unable to boot with a CPU over 2.1GHz unless something is modified. I'm assuming you're running Windows 98, not 98SE unless stated otherwise. Useful topic addressing that issue Windows 9x does not support Hyperthreading or Multi Core/Processors (You can use a multi-core, but only one core will be used) Possible solution here with the exact same issue. In your case its likely related to the ram Click here to read more This maybe irrelevant, but how large is the Windows 98 partition? Windows 98 doesn't support over 137gb partitions!

Biongo Wireless for W2KSP4 and XP only is the oldest archived version available with WPA2, but KernelEx did not work...You cannot rely on KernelEx at all for drivers! Every single driver I've attempted to use KernelEx on has failed! (At least 5 drivers I've tested for various systems) Our only hope is to find another wireless utility, hope that someone makes a generic wireless utility, or hope KernelEx gets updated again...

Its sad that the only known way of obtaining WPA2 on Windows 98SE or ME is Odyessy Client...and that can only be obtained illegally now due to discontinuation of the software... We need to find more wireless utilities! Windows 2000 and earlier always had the mutual issue of no generic interface for managing wireless connections! (This is so sad xD) A universal wireless manager utility will solve this problem, but so far all of MSFN and Vogons seem to only know of 2 publicly available clients. Unless someone knows how to code Windows 9x well enough, we can't solve this common issue that's bad enough for many people to believe there is no WPA2 for Windows 9x.

Can anyone try to test if there's one with WPA2 for Windows 9x? If you go to the archive pages and download there; no version available for Windows 9x with WPA2 is downloadable

I've only managed to install the Kernel32 on my W2K laptop ONCE. I could never get it to install due to the requirement of Internet Explorer 6 Security Update...Even after installing the update, nothing changed... Yeah, the Kernel broke firefox. Prior to installing the kernel32, my laptop used uulrollup updates instead. After I installed Kernel32, firefox refused to open and gave an error message...

5/21 My friend's pc automatically updated to Windows 10, he says it crashes doing the simplest tasks like opening Windows... Microsoft, stop releasing this crap... This isn't relevant to Windows 10 (Windows 8 technically), but the first generation surface my family own had always crashed for the simplest tasks...like opening Excel. An example of Microsoft forcing bloated OSes on their devices.

Like how come there's no way to download?

I'm curious, I looked at older posts on MSFN and found a few mentions of the Unattended Boot Disc. Why was the once popular disc removed? It seems to have disappeared off the face of the earth when I tried googling it. Is it ever possible to bring it back?

These links won't work...but thanks they did on Internet Archive! I need to find Korean now...

I'm currently trying to search for Microsoft's official file that was required for Windows 95, 98, and ME in order to have any Asian language support. Microsoft had removed the file on their website, so does anyone know where copies are located? Also, certain characters like hearts, checkmark's, stars, etc would be useful as well! Thanks!

Are you running Windows 95 or 98/ME? Try installing a codec pack for Windows Media Player and have the video on the Windows hard drive! (If your computer has enough space on its hard drive) Often newer video players are "bloated" (Use up more installation memory, require more ram to open, etc!) older programs require less because they were made at a time when computers had lower specs! Obviously VLC player is NOT meant to run on a system with those specs! TL; DR Try using Windows Media player with a codec pack installed instead, it takes up less ram and cpu to load. And copy the video to your hard drive if possible, USB 1.0 is pretty slow...

Thank you so much! I've tried to search this issue but no one was mentioning an answer (I feel so dumb right now). You should add Vivaldi on the last versions of software for Windows Vista as well, I'm so darn disappointed Vivaldi doesn't support Vista!!! Its basically the same as 7!!! I can confirm that Cyberfox does work on Vista! (64bit AMD version)