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  1. 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

  2. 10 hours ago, Cocodile said:

    I said you didn't point out to the actual KB number.

    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.

    10 hours ago, Cocodile said:

    What is for developers is one thing, we are end users, not developers.

    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.

    10 hours ago, Cocodile said:

    Cyberpunk 2077 officially runs on ancient GTX970 from nine years ago (2014) , so no wonder it runs on Win7.

    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.

    7 hours ago, Dixel said:

    On that PC, I'm updated to the level of January 2020. Not sure if I want to go higher. Veodeocard is with 6GB of VRAM, looks like it's enough.

    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.

  3. 4 hours ago, Cocodile said:

    No, they didn't it's just rumours.

    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.

  4. 4 hours ago, Dixel said:

    Beware! Steam lies in the reqs!  Night Gate+Windows7-Doesn't work! 

    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".

  5. 14 hours ago, artom said:

    I assume it has something to do with SATA since non of my drives are showing up

    The drive is SATA, not NVME? Check the mode of the disk controller, maybe there is a RAID mode enabled. Is the installation coming from USB? Then drivers for the USB controller must also be integrated in the WinPE installation system. If not, you may also see a message about installing drivers, but as far as I remember, it should say about the DVD drive.

  6. 5 hours ago, D.Draker said:

    I remember there was a flag for chrome to supress it, perhaps also a similar solution can be found?

    This message is not as intrusive as in Chrome, you can see it in the "About Firefox" window (the line above the version number).

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    But the yellow triangle on the menu button is much more noticeable, it reports the inability to receive updates, I disabled auto-update via system policies, but it did not help, it worked disabling several parameters in about:config: app.update.service.enabled, app.update.staging.enabled switched to false, app.update.url.details, app.update.url.manual deleted lines.

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  7. There is waifu2x-ros for Windows XP, but it is very slow because it only uses the CPU, but it can run on any computer. https://sourceforge.net/projects/waifu2x-ros/

    Cupscale works on Windows 7: https://github.com/n00mkrad/cupscale you can download a huge number of different models for it: https://upscale.wiki/wiki/Model_Database

    For fast operation it is desirable to have a video card Nvidia 950 or newer. Can also run on a processor, but slowly.

     

  8. It is not enough to integrate drivers into the system image, you need to have them in the installer, in WinPE, so that during the installation works keyboard and mouse. Or use the installer from Win 8-10, where they are initially there. And write the model of the motherboard, it will be clearer what can be offered.

     

  9. On 6/10/2023 at 3:21 PM, K4sum1 said:

    Don't say that Steam will immediately stop working on 1/1/24. It is technically possible that it could happen, however, it's not likely going by past events, or even viable to do.

    When they dropped support for Win XP, they did a very simple thing, they released an update, within days of January 1, that just won't run on XP. Although, for those who banned the update, Steam continued to work, and was fully functional for another couple of years, and even now you can log in, but you can't install or run games.

  10. The newest in features will be MiniBrowser, it is based on Chromium: 87.0.4280.66, but works on XP. https://web.archive.org/web/20221201234530/https://browser-download.kfsafe.cn/MiniBrowserSetup.exe

    But it does not work on XP x64, you need to change system calls: open the "MiniBrowser.exe" and the "chrome.dll" files with a Hex editor and replace all the "SetProcessDEPPolicy" entries by "SetLastError".

    XP x64 assumes that your computer is powerful enough, so the high memory consumption of new versions of Chrome will not be a problem.

     

  11. 23 hours ago, yoltboy01 said:

    Despite saying they would end support for Windows 7 and 8.1 with v115, the newly released nightly version of 116 still works on Windows 8.1. I also tested it with Windows 7 Compatibility Mode and it seems fine so far. The system requirements haven't changed either. 

    Since June 1, 115 is no longer updated on Win7, but if you download and install version 116, it works.


    Version 53 worked on Win XP, but not longer than a week, then, after another update, stopped running.

  12. 8 hours ago, aiden99 said:

    Incase this helps, here is my network card's hardware ID.

    Yes, I was right, although the network card is called 219-V, but the ID is completely different, and with this ID there are drivers only for 10. So you have to try the modified ones. Or, since test mode is enabled anyway, you can try adding this ID to inf.

     

    7 hours ago, K4sum1 said:

    I have this driver lying around, not sure if it's one of the ones you've already tried, but if it still doesn't work I could try modding some drivers.

    No, we haven't tried that driver yet.

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