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One Core Api 3.0.2 + Supermium 118 = Working!

Any Firefox browser, as well as its forks, Waterfox, Palemoon, can easily be made portable. To do this, make a cmd file in the browser folder with the following line: firefox.exe -Profile "username" If there will be another browser, then accordingly: waterfox.exe -Profile "username"

I don't think there's much point in keeping v117, even though it's newer in features, but eventually, in a few years both will be equally obsolete. But ESR will eliminate vulnerabilities found during the support period.

I too was surprised to see that there was some sort of update. The good thing is that I have Nightly made portable with its own profile, so updating and corrupting the profile did not damage my data. I had to add a policy to block updates, but it affects all versions of Firefox.

Yes, I have it the same way, updates to 119 which doesn't run.

I couldn't find any instructions describing the registry settings, so you'll have to experiment and go through each setting in turn.

Black screen at what stage of booting? In BIOS, before the boot screen, or already in the OS, after the boot screen? If in BIOS, there is no way to solve it, some motherboards are not compatible with USB network cards. If in OS, try this driver, it is newer, the latest for this network card. https://mega.nz/file/mjAAnKib#LoRIhhRdIHxqUjoe07sW-57OsiBwmiKH5Xbsio0ANvg

It's a marketing name to make users think the kernel is new, in fact it's still 6.x. The kernel is certainly updated, but in fact the difference between Win7 and Win10 is the same as between Vista and Win8.1.

It's been written for a while now that there is no Win7 support, but everything installs and works without problems (so far).

https://jchornsey.wordpress.com/2015/03/11/accessing-another-windows-computers-registry-from-a-disk-in-windows-8-1/ Ignore that it's Win8.1, it's the same on Win7.

Thanks, it's all working now. Apparently there was a version from Win 8, from some other driver.

Tested it on a motherboard with Z77 chipset, the driver works. But in XP x64 S.M.A.R.T. is not available in CrystalDiskInfo, although in Aida64 it is available, in XP x32 S.M.A.R.T. works both there and there.

A new version of Imagine (image viewer) program has been released, there is a version for Win 9x. https://www.nyam.pe.kr/dev/imagine/

Try installing the driver manually through Device Manager. This ID is in the driver. At least in 474.11-desktop-win8-win7-64bit-international-whql.exe It has the lines: %NVIDIA_DEV.24C9% = Section165, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_24C9 NVIDIA_DEV.24C9 = "NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti". Also, the system may be missing a platform update: KB2670838

Nightly no longer launches due to a missing entry point. The last one working after editing through CFF Explorer is 2023-07-18-09-09-25-38.

Thank you so much! Now all that's left is to find the x64 versions of these updates.

Yes, after June 2022 Win7 is no longer supported, but the versions released before that time work, albeit without updates.

Hello. Thank you, I want the English version.

Maybe a little off-topic, but I'll ask here. Does anyone have the KB946448 update for Server 2003 x86 and x64 , or the older replacement KB943545? Or if there is a newer one that replaces these, please tell me which one.

KB45032692 - No. KB4530692 and KB4539602 contain an Eos notice. Accumulative KB4534310 and telemetry and Eos.

Looked in which updates updated files DX, they have been replaced several times, so the list is about this: KB4503269, KB4530692, KB4539602. Maybe some more, but it is difficult to find individually, so the last cumulative KB4534310 has it all. But in addition to preparing the game developers, users must also make preparations, install system updates that add support, as well as video card drivers, so that there is support. Although 970 is so old, but it already fully supports DX12 mode (12_0), so in Win10 you can play all games with DX12 support on it. And Cyberpunk 2077 only works in DX12 mode, no other lower versions are provided there, as stated in their message. Yes, then the necessary update is already there, no newer ones are needed. The video driver must be newer than February 2019, at which time support was added. So if the game still does not work, then apparently they added something else that does not allow it to work properly. And also try dxvk, maybe through it will be able to get the image.

If you don't believe me, here is the official instruction for developers how to activate d3d12 in Win7. For example, Cyberpunk 2077 runs in Win7, and it works in DX12 mode. In dxdiag it will be DX11, and without preparation on the part of the game developer it is impossible to just run any game with DX12. And as for updates - just install the latest cumulative update, it already has everything.

Perhaps some other updates and/or a suitable video card are required. I have all updates installed. For example, in one of the updates (I forgot which one, I think it was March or February 2019) they partially added support for DX12, d3d11 files are updated there too, maybe this will help.

It looks like it's made on the UE5 engine. I ran the UE5 demos on Win7, with VxKex and adding the "-d3d11" parameter to the shortcut. If at startup you get a message that the system does not support DX12, then add "-d3d11" parameter, if something is not found in kernel32, then you need both VxKex and "-d3d11".

On Win 7, it's working too, for now.