burd
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by burd
-
-
13 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Actually it would be easier to get Server 2003 and be done with it ...
@burd
JFYI, the "I read somewhere" comes third, right after "dog ate my homework" and "the devil made me do it, officer" in my personal list of common excuses.
jaclaz
wait ill scavenge the full internet for you ma boi,for that specific post
0 -
13 hours ago, jaclaz said:
What makes you think that?
GPT is only a (perverted) way to index volumes, a volume (intended as a contiguous extent on disk with a filesystem applied to it) is not dependent on the way it is indexed, whether it is read only or r/w depends on the filesystem driver (and to the specific setting for the volume).
Another thing is booting a pre-Windows 8 Windows OS from a GPT disk (that simply won't happen any soon without modifications to the involved bootloaders).
jaclaz
i read somewhere that xp is limited to reading only,so i said
0 -
On 1/5/2017 at 7:20 AM, Dibya said:
NO problem man nothing to say sorry .
do you wanna have my storport slip-streaming nlite addon ? I will post it over RyanVM
can i have some beta tester for my kernel extension ?
Happy New year to ALL
Best of Luck to everyone loving and supporting XP.
@Samuka
can you make usb 3.0 / 3.1 and UEFI bios work with XP?
It will very much help if some one can get GPT partition support from 2k3 to XP.
windows xp x64 only reads gpt format if im correct,should be not that tough to make it read and write?
0 -
13 hours ago, jaclaz said:
"Existed" doesn't mean "released".
For all we know it may have existed (or it may not) as x64 or as ia-64.
All we know for sure is that at a certain time the good MS guys were working on it, and the little news we have are about Itanium version, but we don't know if a Intel x64 was under development.
https://www.csee.umbc.edu/portal/help/architecture/idfwin64lab.pdf
In any case today it would be largely pointless.
jaclaz
17 hours ago, burd said:Yes I agree. But i Was just inquisitive is all,so asking
0 -
13 hours ago, jaclaz said:
I know, but it's not like we know for certain if that thing ever existed at all.
jaclaz
many sources claim it was there,even wikipedia,it wasnt released though sadly
0 -
On 1/6/2017 at 5:24 AM, dencorso said:
Your mouse works with 100s (= 1.6 min) delay, but all the rest, kbd and pendrives work OK, or does everything have a 1.6 min latency? And which mouse exactly (model and manufacturer) is your mouse?
Logitech G602
Pendrive doesnt get recognized
Mouse Huge Delay and makes vista haywire badly
Keyboard works perfectly fine after installation of drivers
Headphones : Not Detected0 -
14 hours ago, dencorso said:
x64 != IA-64
0 -
4 hours ago, dencorso said:
No. And it'd be against Rule #1, in case there were.
Yes I agree. But i Was just inquisitive is all,so asking
0 -
17 hours ago, dencorso said:
Do that and the Intel ports will start working as USB 2.0, look around the BIOS and you'll sure find out how/where.
when i enable it,it doesnt work at all,but if i disable it,usbs run on the drivers and my keyboard works,even my mouse does with 100s delay,any other way?
0 -
I Was Wondering if there's any way to get a download link to this os?
0 -
19 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Well, if cdob says that Intel xhci is not supported in Vista, that's it.
I knew for sure about XP, but evidently that extends to Vista.
As a generic rule of the thumb 1/2 to 2/3 of the readme.txt or however info coming from drivers packages and drivers sites is either wrong or obsolete (or both), so NEVER (and I do mean NEVER) trust them at face value.
Just in case, what I wanted to know was VID and PID, just 8086/A12F, you don't really need screenshots to provide this info (but of course you need to experiment and learn how to retrieve it
).
jaclaz
is there anyway i can use usb2.0 or something? i dont need the speed or anything i just want my mouse/keyboard to work
0 -
19 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Well, if cdob says that Intel xhci is not supported in Vista, that's it.
I knew for sure about XP, but evidently that extends to Vista.
As a generic rule of the thumb 1/2 to 2/3 of the readme.txt or however info coming from drivers packages and drivers sites is either wrong or obsolete (or both), so NEVER (and I do mean NEVER) trust them at face value.
Just in case, what I wanted to know was VID and PID, just 8086/A12F, you don't really need screenshots to provide this info (but of course you need to experiment and learn how to retrieve it
).
jaclaz
its not supported unless they are specifically made for those systems according to what ive heard,these ones are specifically made and claim to support till XP/2003,but youre saying it wont work so thats it.
http://download.msi.com/nb_drivers/usb/ASMUSBHost_V116381WHQL.zip0 -
13 hours ago, cdob said:
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/boards-and-kits/000005506.html
Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver Not Supported in Windows XP or Windows Vista
Yes,But Drivers are coded for Vista so its a bit disappointing
http://download.msi.com/nb_drivers/usb/ASMUSBHost_V116381WHQL.zip0 -
13 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Well, just copy or type the info.
OR, learn to make a limited screenshot, you know, like ALT+PrtScr:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Print_screen#Modern_usejaclaz
im not aware of the details you need in specific so ive done this my friend.
Getting back to the topic is it possible to find some alternative drivers? just have a look0 -
3rd/4th image is here because i cant post due to 1/2mb limit
http://imgur.com/a/ADF3j
http://imgur.com/a/aibB80 -
2 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Usually it is a good idea to use SIV:
http://rh-software.com/to have a detailed overview of all the hardware on a machine, but in your case for just THE VID and PID you just click in device manager on the "Details" tab, then on the dropdown list you choose "Hardware ID", *like*:
jaclaz
0 -
13 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Usually it is a good idea to use SIV:
http://rh-software.com/to have a detailed overview of all the hardware on a machine, but in your case for just THE VID and PID you just click in device manager on the "Details" tab, then on the dropdown list you choose "Hardware ID", *like*:
jaclaz
Will Hop into Vista and Post in a bit(tough without a mouse)
0 -
14 hours ago, dencorso said:
Great!
That's half the problem solved!
Now, do get yourself a MS Wireless Mobile Mouse (or even a corded MS Basic Mouse), for us to have a truly standard mouse to troubleshoot the other half, while using a proven standard and reliable hardware, please.standard mouse doesnt work,but the wireless keyboard works
0 -
14 hours ago, Mcinwwl said:
For Vista, 1,09% in September 2016, 1,06% in December 2016.
not bad i suppose for vista
0 -
20 hours ago, greenhillmaniac said:
Try to also add this update for the Kernel-Mode Driver Framework and User-Mode Driver Framework. It ports Windows 8 functions to Vista, related to drivers: http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/updt/2012/12/windows6.0-kb2761494-x64-mergedpkg_4f986add28318ed72dc950c89b0d1ef80e8d4319.msu
Maybe it will alleviate your problems.
I tried to install it,it says i dont have the correct O/S,is this file proper?
0 -
14 hours ago, dencorso said:
Probably it'll activate just one pair of USB connectors, not all of them. RTFM to find out which ones.
my mouse doesnt work using this,but my keyboard does,strange drivers
0 -
On 10/3/2016 at 5:45 PM, Flasche said:
To give an update of the User share for XP and other OSes Here they are as of September of 2016. (at least according to netmarketshare
)
While I find that these statistics should be taken with a pinch of salt, there are some points of interest.
Netshare from August to September of 2016
Windows 10: decreased 22.99% to 22.53%
Windows 8.1: decreased 7.92% to 7.83%
Windows 8: decreased 1.82% to 1.78%
Windows 7: increased 47.25% to 48.25%
Windows XP: decreased 9.36% to 9.11%
Windows 2000: decrease ~0.01% to ~0.01% (source)
Windows NT: increase 0.12% to 0.23% [interestingly reached a yearly high of 0.73% of OS market share during May(16)]
Windows Vista is missing in the list
0 -
This Device Gets Added,Intel USB 3.0 Extensilbe Host Controller
Notice the other have been successfully installed and no exclaimation mark,yet its not working0 -
3 hours ago, jaclaz said:
Maybe try an older version of the "ASMedia USB3.0 eXtensible Host Controller" drivers, maybe 1.1623?
http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOTHERBOARD/ASMedia/
http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOTHERBOARD/ASMedia/index6.shtml
actual VID and PID of your controller might help in understanding if some other (non MSI) drivers might work.
jaclaz
how to acquire the vid and pid?
0
).
)
USB 2.0/3.0 drivers
in Windows Vista
Posted
Isnt there any universal usb 2.0 drivers or so that i can use?