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Martin G

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  1. [DISCONTINUED] Windows 2000 unofficial updates

    Martin G replied to tomasz86's topic in Hotstream
    Thx Tomasz, when I understood right, I can't do anything with an existing W2K version in my language (German). Correct? I need to buy W2K in English and then download HFSLIP2000 or BlackWingCat's extended kernel. Is there a way to migrate W2K (German) to W2K English without loosing all my stuff in the machine?

  2. [DISCONTINUED] Windows 2000 unofficial updates

    Martin G replied to tomasz86's topic in Hotstream
    Hi together, I am using W2K and SP4 since it was released and did not change much as it is running stable over all the years. But today with the latest Firefox 12.0 browser (which is running there) I get more and more problems as many actual JavaScript-Apps are hanging or hiding important buttons. Has anyone a recommendation what to do here with minimal impact on the system? - Is there a browser which runs on W2K and supports actual JavaScript-Apps? - What must be done (in a minimum) to install Firefox 54 successfully? @tomasz86: I saw your complete W2K-update-universe (wow!). But I am not willing to install all this. Is there a simple path for people like me who want to change only the minimum? And what has to be done then? Regards Martin G

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