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The GUI version (PAKKA) doesn't works on XP. You can launch the program, but when you try to add or extract files from an archive an error message is displayed about a missing entry _mkgmtime32 in msvcrt.dll.

@Multibooter With the Windows Classic theme and my new release, are the section titles displayed correctly ? Edit: OK, I have checked by myself on one of my computers.

Yes , you have right, the issue is linked to the Windows theme chosen. The two versions are available, use the one of your choice. Regards

Hello, I have release a new version of VT Hash Check 1.67 for XP that fix an esthetic/visual issue in the window of the settings. On the screenshots below, you can compare the difference. Before: On the left, the official/original release on Windows 10 On the center, my previous release on Windows 10 On the right, my previous release on Windows XP After: On the left, the official/original release on Windows 10 On the center, my new release on Windows 10 On the right, my new release on Windows XP The download link can be found in the first message of the topic. The mod is now complete. Regards

Have you tried uBlock Origin ? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/versions/ I'm using version 1.57.2 with the latest release of Mypal. Very strange, nothing like this on my computers... On what OS are you running Mypal ? How many memory do you have on your computer ? Regards

@feodor2 I can confirm that the issue with Amazon FRANCE website is fixed with Mypal 68.14.8b. Regards

YES! I use this program since 2013, already 12 years. It's already an old project, 16 years old. I discovered it on Wilders Security Forums: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/vt-hash-check-auto-scan-downloads.333350/ The original website is now nearly empty, the developer has migrate to Github: https://www.boredomsoft.org/ But the webpage with the old changelog is always available: https://web.archive.org/web/20191223155757/http://www.boredomsoft.org/vt-hash-check.bs Regards

OK, you are not concerned by the problem as your CPU is more recent. Yes, the config file size is growing a little with changes made to the settings. Perhaps that there is even duplicates in the file. Long time ago, the config file of VT Hash Check was in plain text. It was easy to edit it without having to launch the program. Regards

On my oldest desktop computer, the hidden window appear too if I launch Explorer. So, this is the same problem. That confirm what I has written above about the architecture of the CPU. It's not the first time I see something like this. Regards

@AstroSkipper @Multibooter What is the processor model on your computers? Fortunately, I have a lot of computers at my disposal. I have dug the subject of the hidden window. I installed VT Hash Check on my oldest desktop computer (Sempron 2800+ Socket A release in 2004). By a double-click on the main executable, the configuration window is displayed. But only the first time, as long as the configuration file "%Appdata%\Boredom Software\VT hash\Config.dat" is not created. Afterwards, by a double-click on the main executable, a process is created but no window. If I delete, move or rename the configuration file, a double-click on the main executable works again but only once. Once the configuration file is created, you have to use the parameter --prefs to access the configuration window. Can you confirm this? I also installed the software on a fourth laptop (Core 2 Duo P8600 release in 2008) On this laptop, the window of the settings is not hidden like on the laptops with Core i5 from the first (2010) and second (2011) generation that I'm using for testing VT Hash Check. The problem doesn't exist with CPUs from 2006/2007 and up. I can't do anything for that, the problem is linked to the architecture of the CPU. Regards

@Multibooter The size limit for a file is 650mb. If you want to remove this warning, just disable the "Confirm large uploads" option in the settings.

@AstroSkipper Just a question a little out of subject. In the YTBatch package, where did you find Window.exe ? Regards

@Multibooter it seems that the software is always available but the archive is protected by a password. https://www.miclog.com/download-old-version/ Your example is a very particular case. Try with an archive not protected by a password. Regards

Yes, nothing more normal. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2463243/dll-search-on-windows Regards

@Multibooter In Process Explorer, if you click on properties in the contextual menu, you will see 2 threads (in the Threads tab). For the default task manager, 2 threads = 2 instances Regards