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No, this is some kind of problem you have, my XP opens flash drives with FAT, NTFS and exFAT.

No, I'm not talking about resetting the BIOS. Are flash drives detected in the BIOS? There may be a problem with the USB voltage, so the flash drives do not have enough voltage, and this is already a hardware problem. To exclude this, and you need to check in the BIOS or LiveCD.

Oh, this is a laptop. Then check if the flash drives are detected by the BIOS. Or boot from the LiveCD and check there.

Where do you connect the flash drive? If into the front panel, try plugging directly into the motherboard at the back.

Are other USB devices working? When you connect a USB flash drive, does something appear in the device manager?

I found that if you enable compatibility mode with Windows 2000, then version 13 starts to open sites with TLS 1.3 and with a valid certificate. Maybe someone already wrote about it, but I haven't seen it. You can check on this site, it only uses version 1.3: https://tls13.1d.pw/

If you open the site in a browser, then it gives an error: This proxy is limited to French IP addresses. Apparently you need to look for a proxy located in France.

Which program to check? I cannot remember any suitable programs.

The theme can be renamed, version 13 is final, it is on 86 Chromium.

Yes, I installed with the online installer. I figured out what was going on, I immediately disabled the FlashHelperService, and without it, that error appears. But I don't really want to keep it running, even in the description it says that data is being collected. Flash Player更新辅助服务,确保使用最新版的 Flash Player 软件。会向重庆重橙网络科技有限公司发送匿名使用Flash相关数据以帮助改进 Flash Player。 Translation: Flash Player update ancillary services to ensure that the latest version of Flash Player software is used. Will send anonymous Flash-related data to Chongqing Zhongcheng Network Technology Co., Ltd. to help improve Flash Player. I checked that it works with this service also on Windows XP.

For some reason, all versions of the Chinese flash are completely blocked in Russia. I tried to put on Chrome and Firefox, on XP and 7-8.1, everywhere it says "Not supported in your region." Even local swf files won't open.

I checked it out. Looks like Adobe is making a special version for China. Digitally signed by Adobe dated November 25th. After installation, it opens a site with a Chinese game, most likely made in Flash. In addition to Flash, some kind of FlashHelperService is installed, with a Chinese signature, registered in the task scheduler. But you won't be able to use it, writes the message "This version of FlashPlayer is not supported in your region."

Comodo Firewall v12.0.0.6870 work on XP, but at startup, opening the interface, opening settings, and so on, several errors appear. Therefore, you need to look for an older version. UPD. Installed on another computer with XP, there are no errors. Strange, both systems are completely updated, all additional components are the same.

970 and 980 are officially only in 344.11, in newer ones they have already been removed. And the video cards 1030-1080 were not in any driver.

Now a lot of sites began to switch to new types of encryption, so even if a site with TLS1.2, then it may have encryption, which is not supported in XP. For example, https://www.howsmyssl.com has the following encryption: TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_CHACHA20_POLY1305_SHA256, it is not supported in XP.

There is an instruction in 1 post of the theme how to install it manually.

No, it doesn't fit. Stunnel is a tunnel that encrypts traffic between server and client.

I use STDU Viewer, in addition to pdf, it opens djvu, fb2, epub and other e-book formats.

This does not work, in host the syntax is: ip address - host. exe, program names and the like do not need to be added there, this is not a firewall.

An advertisement will be displayed in this window, the developer once mentioned that he plans to make a paid version in the future. There is no shutdown setting, and have not yet found how to remove it.

It looks like this is some kind of WU glitch, these two updates were released back in August.

Check that the files are actually in place, the system may have restored them during boot from the dllcache folder. Or the problem is that the USB drive, I only checked for SATA. The language of the files does not matter, they are all identical.

It is possible that the setting is hidden.

So there is still a setting somewhere that disables the second core.

On some motherboards, you can disable kernels for compatibility with Win 9x. Therefore, it is advisable to reset the BIOS, especially if one core shows even if ACPI multiprocessor PC. Cores can also be disabled in msconfig, but by default everything is enabled there, so there should be no problem after reinstalling.