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The older driver probably just doesn't have GL version 4.5 yet. OpenCL and CUDA were disabled on lower-end graphics cards until some driver version, because their performance is not enough to be useful. PhysX needs to be reinstalled, and I also noticed that in XP GPU-Z doesn't always detect its presence correctly. Also try replacing in inf not the first ID you get, but from another 710, maybe that also affects what will be installed.

What is the Device ID of the video card? You can look it up in Device Manager or GPU-Z. The regular 710 was released in 2014 and there is a driver for it starting from 340.46, to the latest 368.81.

AV1 supports, h265 does not.

Yes indeed, it's an update of an old game. And why would it need DX12 with those graphics?

I think you should already write games that support Win 7, because it doesn't support most of the newer games.

WinSCP 6.3.2 is working again in Windows XP. Msi installer works.

Yes, I'm already looking at the files, thanks, I'll add what's missing to my collection.

Oh, I didn't know there were ESU updates for x86 as well, I've only encountered x64 updates before.

Although the update is 2015, but the fltmgr.sys file in it is dated January 2013. The KB2839229 update contains the same file of the same version. In earlier updates there are only kernel updates, apparently there are no other versions of fltmgr.sys.

Looks like the latest version is 5.2.3790.5107, in the KB3045999 update. The fltmgr.sys file from it: https://www.upload.ee/files/16379770/fltmgr.zip.html

There is a request for this function, but no response from the developer yet: https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/328 To open links and bookmarks in a new tab, you need to click them with the middle mouse button. There is an extension that opens all links (not bookmarks) in a new tab: TabLink.

DosBox version 0.81.0 still works on Windows 7, VxKex is not required.

Have you tried the version from Server 2003? It will probably work with XP. Maybe the filter works differently in it, it's a Server after all.

Not everyone reads the issues on github, so let it be here as well .

Solved the problem with monochrome emoji on Windows 7 and display emoji on Windows XP using Twemoji for chrome extension. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/twemoji-for-chrome/fopgafjdjlongoeblobbafbnapafcicg Emoji are downloaded online, so the extension itself is very small and does not use much memory. This is how it was on Win XP:

1. Some systems have this problem but not all, can't figure out what the cause is yet. 2. New versions of Chrome optimize for SSD, so it takes a long time to start on HDD, defragmentation speeds it up a bit, but it's still far away from the startup speed on SSD. 3. Memory consumption is relatively small, depends on the amount of RAM, for example on a netbook with 1GB of memory after startup Chrome uses 300MB, but on a computer with 4GB of memory already 500MB. It also strongly depends on the number of installed extensions, for example one uBlock Origin uses 100MB of RAM. I tested on a similar computer, C2D E6700 4GB RAM, XP x64, 32 and 64 bit version of Supermium. 32 bit version is even a bit faster, but memory consumption is a bit less, so it is not necessary to use 64 bit version on x64 OS.

On XP x64 there is no problem with memory usage.

The processor is exactly what affects this. I have tested Supermium on many different computers, from a very low-end Atom to an i7, but the problems with freezing or inability to start have only occurred on a single-core processor. On one system it doesn't start at all, on another it starts, but every action causes the CPU to load at 100% for a long time. The developer is aware of this problem, maybe in future updates it will be solved.

What kind of processor do you have? Single-core?

It shows, but it is not called WMV, but VC-1. I found (with great difficulty) a wmv video, this is what MediaInfio says: Format : VC-1 Format profile : MP@ML Codec ID : WMV3 Codec ID/Info : Windows Media Video 9 Codec ID/Hint : WMV3 Description of the codec : Windows Media Video 9

Most likely h265 only works on DXVA2, when I checked GTX950 on XP, there was no h265 support there either, although the video card itself supports both Main and Main10. Or it's a limitation of the driver, they just didn't add h265 support.

Oops, for some reason the files from the 7+ version are in the folder. I've reuploaded the correct version. I found that it requires .Net 3.5 and C++ 2008.

I have an older version of DXVAChecker that runs on XP. Requires .Net 3.5 and C++ 2008. https://mega.nz/file/22ZAWbqR#y9Z_5AsLv32ehk1gaPpES-vupPj6fzn48uZCOrxXhiY

The system requirements for version 17 include Win XP. So it looks like all versions are supported. Too bad there's no trial version. And they also have this image on their site comparing translators, maybe you can find older versions of them that work on XP.

Big list, and very diverse. Of the offline programs, probably only Power Translator in the World edition supports so many languages. The problem of all old translators is that the translation is word-for-word, i.e. each word is translated separately from the context of the whole sentence, so the translation is too "machine-like", it is difficult to read and even difficult to understand what is meant. If you choose something modern that works on Win 7, they make an offline translator for Firefox, but it only works on websites. DeepL is also for Win 7 and even the installed program requires internet to work.