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Chrome uses the system's encryption system, so you need to install update KB4467770 and the latest update for IE8, and then enable support, as described in this article https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4467770/update-to-enable-tls-1-1-and-tls-1-2-as-secure-protocols-on-winhttp This will solve the problem of opening most sites using TLS 1.1 and 1.2. But if this does not help, then we need ProxHTTPSProxy.

Unfortunately, it could not be found.

What version, original installer or repack?

With difficulty, but I was able to find it, it’s good that it is suitable for all languages, because I found it on some Chinese archive. http://www.86nsn.com/UploadFiles/200994153948302.rar

I can’t say exactly what the settings are, because all the monitors are different, but I found on the Internet that there are H. POSITION and V. POSITION settings. Somewhere there should be settings for stretching the image.

Update KB4501226 most likely was posted by mistake, out of habit. It was available within a day, after publication, so many people managed to download it. But due to the fact that the update has hidden the directory is periodically buggy and shows it again. It can still be downloaded by direct link from this message:

No, I mean the settings in the monitor itself. And it is possible that everything is working correctly. In the off state it seems that there are no framework as on smartphones, but in fact they are:

What port is the monitor connected to? In the monitor settings, you can stretch the picture if it is not full screen. If connected via VGA, then the monitor should have an auto-tuning button.

WPS Office 2019 runs on XP, no patches required.

Which browser checked? And on which site?

Version 5 upgrade is not finished, so they can update the engine. Version 6 is still the early alpha version, so version 5 will still support for some time.

The alpha version of Maxthon 6 has been released, made on Chromium 76, does not work on XP. When you run the installer or the unpacked program, it does not show any messages or errors. Here is a link for those who want to try: https://dl.maxthon.cn/mx6/mx6.0.0.1000_alpha.exe

In new versions, they broke support for TLS 1.3, if you try to open a site with TLS 1.3 or where 1.2 and 1.3 are used at the same time, the browser will show a certificate error. https://www.howsmyssl.com/ shows the status of BAD. The latest version where there are no these problems is 12.0.1053.0.

But this driver is very unstable, I checked it on several computers, there were problems everywhere. AMD 5870 - the driver could not install with an error. AMD 6320 (AMD APU) driver was installed, but when you turn on the video player with DXVA, the system completely freezes. AMD 7770 - the driver is installed, the video player with DXVA shows a black screen, playback does not start. There are no problems in the last official driver.

I have Nvidia 950, there is no support for h265 hardware acceleration in XP.

It turned out that there is a special version for XP and Vista, build 5.64.7577. https://download.ccleaner.com/sunset/ccsetup564_xp-vista.exe

I downloaded the new version from the official site, with a digital signature. Therefore, I do not think that this is some kind of unofficial or beta version. In both operating systems, the installer shows an empty window with an error. If you unzip the files, then in Vista an error of "Entry point not found in kernel32.dll library.". And in XP there will be an error "not a Win32 application",

Ccleaner 5.64 does not work in XP, xompie does not fix. The latest working version is 5.63. And in Vista it doesn’t work either. Standard https://download.ccleaner.com/ccsetup563.exe Slim https://download.ccleaner.com/slim/ccsetup563_slim.exe Professional Edition [New UI] https://download.ccleaner.com/professional/ccsetup563_pro.exe https://download.ccleaner.com/ccsetup563pro.exe Technician Edition https://download.ccleaner.com/te/ccsetup563_te.exe Business Edition https://download.ccleaner.com/be/ccsetup563_be.exe Business Edition MSI x64 https://download.ccleaner.com/be/ccsetup563_x64_be.msi Business Edition MSI x86 https://download.ccleaner.com/be/ccsetup563_x86_be.msi Portable https://download.ccleaner.com/portable/ccsetup563.zip

No, you need to install the driver on the nForce 410/430 Serial ATA Controller. If the IDE mode is enabled in the BIOS, then IDE drivers are installed on these two controllers. (If after the experiments the system stops loading, with BSOD 7B, then you need to press F8 when the system starts, to call up the boot menu and select "Last Known Good Configuration" there). There are no settings in the properties of the controllers, maybe something can be switched there?

No, you don’t need to download anything, the driver is in the system. 1. Go to Control Panel and open System. 2. Click the Hardware tab and then click the Device Manager button. 3. In Device Manager expand “IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers” by clicking the + sign. 4. Right click on the FIRST controller in the list and select Update Driver, it should be the one with a manufacturer name, such as nForce or Intel etc. 5. Select “No, not this time” when asked “Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software?” and click Next. 6. Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)” and click Next. 7. Select “Don’t search. I will choose the driver to install” and click Next. 8. Select “Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller” and click Next.

Install the standard IDE controller driver instead of the nForce IDE driver.

I only checked the probable possibility of using an alternative library, for example, if it had support for other encryption methods or support for TLS 1.3. This OS is so unstable that it cannot be used even for tests.

In browsers based on Firefox, its own OS-independent encryption engine. Therefore, in these browsers, even in Win 9x, it is technically possible to make support for TLS 1.3. Chrome-based browsers use system encryption, so even TLS 1.1 isn’t there without a system update. But in 360 Extreme Explorer made their own encryption engine, so it also supports TLS 1.3 in Win XP.

Try these drivers: https://mega.nz/#!z6JgwYJD!w5jz1t9wjHxOTS32f2rGjFMfLZV0NI1I7CzyynbxZ74 There are three different versions in the archive, maybe some of them will be working.

With TLS 1.3, everything is much more complicated, even Windows 10 does not support it. Sites that have versions 1.2 and 1.3 open using version 1.2. And sites with only 1.3 on them do not open at all, displaying a secure connection error. You can check browser support for version TLS 1.3 on this site: https://tls13.1d.pw/