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I have one spare G2020, the board support that chip . I will update the bios and inform back.

Yes it is a 4pin power connector Edit : Sorry for my messed up cables . I am sorry .

I installed new power supply to my pc . Here are specs, Intel core i7 3770K Kingston hyperx 8GB 1866MHz RAM X 2 Gigabyte GA-H61M-WW motherboard I installed new power supply and processor . When I turn on computer it asked me to save bios settings to default and I did that . After that when I click power switch it , the fan spins for few seconds and then turn off. After that when I reset bios, I entered bios settings I was seeing if their any wrong settings , the system suddenly turns off in between while I was browsing bios settings. Please have a look https://ibb.co/HNQp3Sm https://ibb.co/qNx1dcG

Have to see , a latest version from last year December

Welcome to msfn .

i have a wrapper toolkit which can make windows 95 osr 2 to run following applications. I don't know if anyone is interested in 95 . I bit in dilemma shall I make it free or make it available for $22 per licence to support myself. I am trying to get kmeleon goanna to work SMPlayer 7Zip Sumatra PDF Notepad++ WinSCP HxD Hex Editor Pico Torrent Xnview

I think inviting roytam1 in this project will be great as he is Git & c++ guru so he may find out commit and change code which broke GDI font rendering.

Man do you have a disk greater than 2.2TB ? I have a experimental disk patch that can even unlock GPT in XP. As you love experimenting with hardware so I am asking .

No pun intended , I already worked in kernel extention project and I know how to add space to a section , move code in pe file , add import export and add relocation and anything pe32 has to offer. Heck in my early attempt I re wrote many components from assembly . I am not doing best patch competition here , I am talking why I have wrote my patch despite so many patch exist as none are close to perfect like mine(atleast in case of me and my users). I assure you I am lazy guy and I don't bother about fame so I don't reinvent a wheel for it. I share my stuff so that some nerd can benefit from my work . . I am tagging my friend neverseen here . My patch never makes chrome crash [nor does] it render chkdsk unusable . Patching just kernel will make XP unable to handle memory buffer which will render system into bsod while a application uses more than the physical memory limit . What is the use of showing 6gb ram in system properties if you cannot use it ? . @neverseen ====== Most patches causes bsod, because hal is not perfect since they can't handle memory buffer greater than 3.5GB . Back in days when I used fix128,pae64 and other patch shared by dencorso in forum , my system rendered into useless (either freeze or get into bsod ) when it crosses 3.5GB limit , first solution I came up with was using slightly customised windows XP sp1 hal and shared it first time in ryanvm forum . In next iteration , I reimplementation i fixed hal codes which looked different than sp1 hal (12 function change were useless) since sp1 hal broke my Asus xonar sound cars sue to mixing API . In next iteration , I made hybrid of my patch and patch from harkaz . Later after years of updating with new posready files , I released first version which contained all DMA buffer logic from server 2000 and XP sp1 which fixed my usb tethering issue from my phone , fixed ATI Radeon GFX issue (I used to use rx270) also ensured working stand by and hibernation mode in XP . I am grateful to Rudy for his excellent disassembler and support, wildbill for his petool and blackwingcat for his pemaker (best relocation editor ) . One day I will show some disassembly code . This is where Microsoft fixed the bug in 2003 but removed pae code from poor XP through sp2 Here is something for good read for few guys https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/895575/a-process-that-runs-in-the-physical-address-extension-pae-kernel-may-e Many may notice my patch shows slightly less ram than other patch but that's due another bug present in remote ndis driver (useful for usb tethering)

Well Win32 my patch never caused any issues with ATI Radeon and Intel HD graphics even for your surprise hibernation works with my patch with so called buggy ATI Radeon . How it works then ? Let me explain . XP , 2k and 2k3 all handles pae differently . XP : keeps double DMA buffer enabled always when 64bit ramdisk is active 2k : Enables dma buffer when certain kernel calls are called by your driver (on those days high end components only used those API but that not lies today since nt is a major platform now unlike 9x in those days. 2k3 sp2 : has special hal mechanism that detects defective driver and enable DMA buffer when the driver support in separate memory space . My new patch will port fullmechanism from win 2k3 unlike my old patch which ported some to prevent just few drivers which troubled me and my user . I am using my new patch for 4months . It is so far God like stable .. I will analyse new patch by Daniel since it enables pae without pae switch

@caliber Well wait for Christmas , a gift is coming in form of PAE patch (just install and enjoy type).

That Russian fix128 thing breaks usb surf sticks and printer and few other . Mine doesn't because it backports DMA buffer logic from windows XP sp1. Original inventor of pae64 patch is one of my friend from a gaming forum. I still have source so I can build a automated patcher but since no one is interested before so I never ported it . I did experiment but it never released a complete version. Problem with fix128 urged me to make my own patch . I don't know if they fixed their old bug's

To be honest yes .

Mine one needs integration with nlite and sfc patch

We got stucked at UI Elements . Then his mid sem started so i never talked about it again.

Thanks for uploading the source.

@rloew hi , do you mind if i upload some of your father code which i own ? Like one from his api wrapper generator . Last time i talked with Rudy , We are talking about some of his cool tools like a patch generator . His knowledge on reverse engineering was awesome . I personally use lot of his tool which are never discussed in public including his amazing disassembler . I guess their are many such never released tools which he never talked in public . I think LoneCrusader will love to short his code . I will love to have his CPP version of his MAKEWRAP tool whose assembly only version is with me ( Assembly only version was requested personally by me , and he made it just for me ) . Figuring out coding style of Rudy will be tough since as far as i know he used to use his own debugger so i may guess he might have used his own compiler in some cases . I will love to make and maintain a github repo for his work @LoneCrusader

He was a amazing man , Of course a good friend . It is honor for me that i once worked with him in some project and learned many thing from him. He was pioneer in patching OSes beyond their limit . He was always straight forward which is rare in today's engineer . I cannot say anything , i am crying . Heck even i am so late , as i was offline for long . We will definitely miss him. RIP

Does IPsec rules get updated with Linux updates?

Most probably , because that's what windows nt means

Try this driver in a clean XP source https://www.win-raid.com/t22f45-Guide-Integration-of-Intels-AHCI-RAID-drivers-into-a-Windows-XP-W-k-W-k-CD.html

I recapped granny's laptop recently with Panasonic Oscon Solid caps , before that I had similar experiences

Source code : https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.7.3/Python-3.7.3.tar.xz Some one can help me to fix UpdateProcThreadAttribute , InitializeProcThreadAttributeList , DeleteProcThreadAttributeList These calls are located in _winapi.c

MinGw has severe performance issues .

I already patched ffmpeg codes for removing condition variable , srw and bcrypt. I want to run the .sh script to compile ffmpeg because you can't compile lav without compiling ffmpeg and libbluray. If visual studio solution for libbluray exists so it's not a issue but ffmpeg is different.