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True, but Kwasiarz has mentioned that his GPU only capable of DX10 and below, so.

According to GrandAdmiralThrawn of xin.at, new builds support only DX11 due to upgrade of Unity engine to 2017.4.9f1: http://wp.xin.at/archives/4626#comment-161620

Obvious thing, but make sure you set the language in about:config (useragent.locale value being 'ru') and restart.

Try removing the ftp:// prefix, change .txt to .exe

Make sure to also test the RC2 build that i gave (is slightly newer than what vistalover gave from official palemoon localisation archive site)

Absolutely sure it's a homebrew.

Or as an alternative just change the value of the "frontpagebetav2" cookie to 0 (if this won't work, do the same for "frontpagebeta" cookie, you might want to create it if it doesn't exist). This should force the old look (at least for now). Have you tried the ru.xpi "27.9.4_RC2" localization for 27.9.6 first?

As an addition to what TrevMUN said, if youre going to get any BSOD related to acpi.sys (even if you don't, it is still worth replacing the file), make sure you slipstream the relevant acpi.sys mod, which can be found here. The link also contains a generic USB 3.0 driver. Here are the instructions on replacing this file in the installation medium.

OFFT: Depends on the distribution of the game, the retail versions of the games have the SafeDisc DRM (RA2 and SC3K Unlimited Edition >>for reference original version has SecuROM DRM<<), which isn't supported by 7 with KB3086255 update installed, so you have to either free the DRM by temporarily enabling the secdrv service (i recommend not doing it since you would reopen the vulnerability) or by certain yarr-harr methods. I recommend consulting PCGamingWiki for those games for any patches/fixes for modern versions of windows: https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Command_%26_Conquer:_Red_Alert_2 https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/SimCity_3000

I'd recommend using Snappy Driver Installer Origin over the regular one, which is made by former contributing dev and buildmaster. The Origin version continues the open-source nature - due to the controversies over sdi-tool (packaging adware and hidden third-party software; shady handover of project leadership), this was made. When it comes to SDIO, I recommend not installing the drivers of it, but rather view as information of what the latest drivers are and where in the driverpack can be found, download the relevant driver pack and install it either by setup (assuming the are no driverbloatware) or manually (by devmgmt). Of course this goes without saying to judge whether the offered driver is relevant and legitimate and if it does fit the system. That said, it is best to wait until OP delivers the info of the soundcard and the chip, then we can determine if the manufacturer offers drivers for Vista.

Since due to the recent nvidia "revamp" of the forums which looks like utter s***, the original topic has been deleted for no reason whatsoever, which is sad considering nobody could archive it, couldn't expect the unexpectable. Fortunately, by researching through my browser history, I could be able to find the direct link to Tal Aloni's fixed driver here. Just in case, I also archived the link by wayback machine, so if the original link goes down, you can just input the url in web archive

Since due to the recent nvidia "revamp" of the forums which looks like utter s***, the original topic has been deleted for no reason whatsoever, which is sad considering nobody could archive it, couldn't the unexpectable. Fortunately, by researching through my browser history, I could be able to find the direct link to Tal Aloni's fixed driver here. Just in case, I also archived the link by wayback machine, so if the original link goes down, you can just input the url in web archive

Search for "windows_xp_tablet_edition_sdk_17.exe" in your preferable search engine, assuming it's Google the second link should direct you to the SDK

According to Dynabook (which is what toshiba's computers/laptops division is called)'s support it should be found on the bottom case whether if it's in a sticker or etched in the cover. The part number should be the model number

And what's the model number for that laptop? (e.g. PSCxxx-xxxxxx; should've been more specific in my previous post)