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https://anonfiles.com/l7TaX6Kco7/WinXPscrappedDLupdatesmicrosoft_zip scraped download links of installed updates that were detected by Microsoft Update, scrapped by WUMT (might release an another zipfile with the installed ones that were detected by the offline wsusscn2.cab that i mentioned was less). The selected by WU txt (used the namesake option) seems to be the ones that were to satisfy windows update while the all selected txt is all of the updates installed. the pending.txt is the silverlight/mse/windows live stuff. they're nastily ordered cause the WUMT sorting weirdly functioned. pass is the name of site where you're currently on (with the tld on; all lowercase) I suggest to do the same thing for Win2K and vista if it's fully updated (let's assume for vista to the point of official EOL, but is that necessary though, considering daniel_k's scrapped the links already?) Anyway best to save the links to wayback machine/web archive just in case.

Well it's a good thing I scraped the download links of installed updates for a fully updated XP SP3 (with selectall + selected by windows update; I assume the latter option was to satisfy WU). It seems to be redundant considering we have update packs from ryanvm but still. One thing that I add is that checking by been-alive MU resulted into more results of updates installed shown compared to WSUSSCN2.cab file.

What laptop and can you provide the HWIDs for those devices? I'll see if i can fetch the right driver (and dependencies) for them

Yeah the update servers have been back again, but who knows for how long.

It seems to be up once again, but for how long though? Might be the best moment to reverse engineer this s*** while it's still alive, and mirror updates that haven't been archived yet in any form.

Should be OS-agnostic, or to be eexact, for OS supporting Windows Update v6 and up

^and here are instructions on how to get it to work

Not sure but tomasz86 did archive updates for win2K to the MEGA drive for his windowsarchives site, didn't he?

Fingers crossed it is. In the meantime we still have the update catalogue.

Ahh well, someone crazy might figure it out, although I doubt it. good thing unofficial SP4 exists.

But that's the activex site, yeah? Has somebody checked with WUMT too?

https://www.win-raid.com/t5648f52-Solution-Win-Win-x-Ryzen-APU-Video-driver-Update-Vulkan-OpenCL-API-support.html use this for ryzen apu stuff for power management: https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/DS102520 alternatively if this won't work use this (worked for my friend's Lenovo Ideapad 320-15ABR): https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/DS101655 Also might want to provide hardware IDs for the realtek audio device, considering that the generic hdaudio driver may cause potential issues (like hooked speakers not playing sound)

Well, let's hope somebody archives them like somebody did archive the old stuff from Intel back when they mentioned removing in november or october last year.

Sorry man, MSFN is the wrong place to search for warez and such. Lurk for that somewhere else or get the search engine running.

Still works fine for me. Make sure you reapply the pref cookie trick (f6=8 or f6=9) if you didn't. Using this variant of GoogleBot Desktop UA tho: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html) Chrome/83.0.4103.97 Safari/537.36 So you might want to replace the latter Google Chrome part with Firefox's

Sorry to disappoint you, but I doubt you would find XP drivers for this card if any - even Intel's Supported Windows OS article confirms that there are no XP drivers for that card. You'd have to mitigate this by using an USB WLAN adapter; a nuclear solution would be to (if it's possible in your laptop) replace the WLAN card with a different one that is confirmed working with XP. (and of course having to deal with whitelist if you have to)

Using Optimus switchable graphics? it's supported only for Win7 and above. Check if you're able to drive the internal display solely by the nvidia card in BIOS settings.

I believe it's included in DX12 games where the costs of getting rid of the 7 fanbase wouldn't be worth it, like WoW for example. BTW, the NuGet .nupkg package is just a renamed .zip, and the libraries can be found in the \bin subfolder.

Uninstall the driver (make sure that afterwards the Graphics device uses the Microsoft Basic Graphics Driver or something like that), and then try upgrading to Win10 again. Afterwards you need to install the nvidia graphics driver again. https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/82758/en-us

best to disable

Then there's two options: * Copy where the minecraft.jar file is (i doubt it would be utilised but still worth a try) * copy to the java runtime folder (where java.exe is)

>it looks quite promising can you help me install it please I'm kinda confused Easy as can be, just copy the dll files to the program folder where the exe is located

None of the virtual machine software do support 3d graphics acceleration for Win9X, alas. You have to use an OpenGL -- GDI software renderer like Mesa3D. 6.5 and unofficial 7.5.1 are guaranteed to work with Win95 and above.

One way to find out is if someone who somehow has access to those updates can check whether there are some sort of confidential + trackable data embedded within those premium updates.