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I have a question. Does the GUI load properly with this player? When I tried similar MPlayers, the GUI's usually failed to load and the playback buttons would often cause a crash.

Thank you everyone! These are solid options! I am wondering if a truly offline option using bluetooth is viable. I have a bluetooth adapter on me, so I am wondering if I could substitute a cable or LAN in the case I had neither? I appreciate your posts!!

OnlyOffice works gloriously on Windows XP and Vista I like it far more than WPS Office with its tabbed word documents. Keep in mind the x64 version requires Visual C++ runtimes! Also, OnlyOffice and WPS Office are a lot heavier compared to OpenOffice. My Duo Core 2 U9600 laptop's fan turns on every time when I run OnlyOffice or WPS!

Hello MSFN, I am in search of an offline file transfer for Windows XP and Android platforms. Concurrently, I cannot transfer between computers or electronics without having to either use a USB flash drive or an online cloud drive like MEGA.nz, which has severely limited speeds (XP cannot use megasync). If the software can also transfer PC-to-PC, that would also be helpful. Anything will help. Whether it's bluetooth, LAN, or a wifi transfer. It takes copious amounts of time to simply backup files into a small XP laptop containing a 1TB hard drive. Thank you! To save users time, here are a few methods of transferring from a Windows XP with an mobile: USB Cable Dual-boot Linux with Windows XP, then transfer files via USB using MTP Coolmuster for universal transfer Debug to display phone as USB (many models cannot do this) FTP on WLAN Bluetooth devices (requires installing Bluetooth File Transfer on Android in order to copy files from Windows XP)

Also, I've had issues using Windows 98 on the D600. For some reason, Windows 98SE was always sluggish for no reason. I had to stick with ME because it was more stable. Windows ME has better WDM driver support even if it ain't much. It was a lot less of a hassle to setup and update than 98SE.

I encountered this issue a while back and Google did not seem to provide me an answer. This driverpack I preserved on my blog a while back contains a working driver. I had tested this on a Dell Precision M70 a while back. https://retrosystemsrevival.blogspot.com/2019/06/100000-windows-9598me2000xp-drivers.html

I don't have a Windows Vista installation available but may anyone test this? https://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Browsers/SanBrowser.shtml If this works, it should be Chrome 90+ on Windows Vista.

360 Explorer came out with a new version https://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Browsers/360-Browser.shtml I haven't tested it yet to see if it works on Windows XP though.

Hello! As the title states, I am seeking a diary/journal software for my old PCs! Google has not been my friend in my search and softpedia's options are very few (that aren't paid-for options), so I'm asking MSFN once again. Preferably, I would like to export all entries as a PDF. If I could insert images, that's a bonus.

Hello! Today, I am in search of a software utility. Kinda like ccleaner's wipe free space option. I am in search of software that will delete the Windows thumbnail cache, wipe the free space, and delete any other potential privacy-invasive items. Any recommendations are highly appreciated!

Hello MSFN, A year ago, I opened up a topic concerning the matter but found it locked for unknown reasons. I believe I have collected the majority of system drivers for this system. Unfortunately, I do not have a physical system. Is anyone here willing to test how these drivers fare on a Windows XP system? I have collected all essential drivers, minus audio (couldn't find one). Finding this took me a lot of searching (looking into the series, using Dibya's old topic, internet archive, etc.) All files should be fine, but I am kinda skeptical of the audio. Apparently, it is modified to run on Windows XP and is done by driverpack solution. I do not think it is malware considering I used them a lot back in 2015. Note: requires .NET framework 3.5! https://www.file.io/download/JWjWDvuP22oA

Hello, I am attempting to seek modern web browsers that use the least amount of system resources in general, and want to compile a list for such. PCs with only 1 or 2 gigabytes of ram still exist out there, and it's probably a good idea to provide resources. A couple web browser examples (albeit dated) are Opera 12.18, Maxthon Nitro, and Qtweb. More modern examples are Firefox Lite, qutebrowser, Midori, Falkon, K-Meleon, Otter Browser, Opera GX, and Roytam1's Firefox 45 no SSE version, UR Browser, SlimBrowser, Ungoogled Chrome, Rocket Browser?, Avant Browser???, FlameSky, SharpBrowser, Lunescape???. I've found that XP backports of web browsers appear to be slower than regular Chrome? I've found the Kafan to be a bit sluggish and use a lot more ram on a Intel Core Duo 2 PC compared to my Pentium M w/ Windows 7 and the latest version of official chrome. I've heard Chromium is faster than Google Chrome because a lot of features in Google Chrome are removed. If there are custom branches, I would love to know and compare their speeds! I've heard slimjet might be faster than Chrome? Even branches of Firefox and Chrome and prove to be far more faster and optimizing of system resources. I seek software of all types that are lightweight: video editors, screen recorders (like CamStudio), screen capture (nothing beats faststone screen capture 5.3), media players (I've seen nothing beat MPC-HC),

The provided .vxd file's download link is broken. May someone upload another? This is likely worthy of archiving and may come in handy for others.

Maybe this could be helpful too...it discusses compiling this embedded Chromium with Windows XP support. https://www.programmersought.com/article/57912493451/

I am very new to this...I haven't used a DVD player, VCR, or any of these things in a very long time. In theory, would performance be bad with recording if I used an I7 PC from 2015? The capture cards I've found so far claim to do 720 or 1080p.

Any good converter (preferably cheaper) recommendations are appreciated! I wouldn't have any issue using a newer PC to record the older one. Furthermore, would a VGA splitter work? My Pentium 4 PC's only video card is a single VGA port, so I will have to use a splitter to duplicate the screen. I'm just not sure if the capture card would still work or not.

I've been posting a lot today... For testing video games on a potato PC, I must install Windows 7 or later to access steam, origin, and other modern video game clients. The problem is my PC is not working with a Windows 7 or 10 bootable usb flash drive. I tried to boot from the flash drive, but my monitor then gives me a "no signal" screen, then loops back to the regular boot screen. This PC is very dated and has about 768MB of ram, a Pentium 4 HT. However, Windows XP claims it has DirectX 9. Video card is a FX5100. Any ideas to get Windows 7 on this PC would be very appreciated! System Manufacturer: HP Pavilion 061 System Model: D7222Z-ABA A550Y BIOS: BIOS Date: 03/19/04 13:28:07 Ver: 08.00.09 EDIT1: I tried to have the USB installation formatted as FAT32...it did not work. EDIT2: Changing boot order did not fix anything. EDIT3: Searching around more, I figured out that I need a bios update in order to run Windows 7...my issue here is the official HP website removed support for this model and archive.org is missing the drivers... EDIT4: Found a copy of the BIOS here, however I know it will not be effective because it is the current version my desktop uses. EDIT6: Got access to HP's FTP...it is very confusing to navigate. EDIT5: Searched driverguide, drivercollection, HP's ftp won't let me access it, and xp-drivers did not provide me any luck... Worked! Had the oddest twist: just startup Windows 7 Starter Edition in Windows XP and upgrade from there!

Hello! I plan on installing Windows 7 or 8.1 on a hp pavilion a550y. My specs are very very old (Pentium 4) and the PC has about 768 MB of ram in total. Where can I start for optimizing Windows? In order to use this OS for testing video games (a lot require steam and/or origin), I must figure out how I can get the idle time alone to be low. I tried installing a vanilla Windows 10 on the machine, but the official Microsoft installer just did not work when I plugged my flash drive into the machine. I would use Windows XP, but I can't because it's incompatible with a lot of modern applications. All tips and where to start is appreciated!

Hello MSFN, Today I am in search of a video capture card for my HP Pavilion a550y desktop and Dell Latitude D600 laptop. I need to find something that holds compatibility with Windows 9x and 2000. I am quite a newbie to this. Normally, I would just use a screen recorder but doing so is pretty much impossible at a good quality on ancient hardware. I cannot record full screen, and if I do, I will severely lower the frames per second while testing game applications. Alternatively, would it work in theory to plug in a VGA converter to a modern HDMI capture card? If the oldest that can be found is a Windows XP capture card, then that's fine. Please tell me your recommendations!

I have a question: does the WPA Supplicant work on Windows 2000? Although we already have a WPA2 client for that system, this would likely be useful as well.

Hello, I am interested in this version of Opera but I am a bit confused. 1) How do we implement the certificates? I am unable to read the notepad file. 2) Is it possible to change the language back to English? Thank you!

Looking for last version of EaseUS. Latest version no longer works.

A good number of BitTorrent clients I need to test: Vuze, BitComent (claims to work), BitLord, Deluge BitSpirit 3.6.0.550 works with Windows 2000 (2014 software)

May you link us to the working later firefox browsers? I tried a youtube tutorial to use Firefox 45 (No SSE2 Edition), but things don't seem to work for me. Firefox 31.8 ESR works wonderfully. But, flash player crashes. Also, I feel we are getting closer to running Slimboat on Windows 9x. Jumper's additions to KernelEx have gotten the browser closer to working, but it isn't quite there yet. The browser complains of DBGHELP.dll being too old. Placing in a newer file didn't prevent it from crashing. The browser does claim to generate a crash log, but I have not yet checked yet if it actually does. This could become the first Chromium browser to work on Windows 9x.

Excuse me, is there an archive for fedor2's web browsers? I am looking to test them if possible.