Everything posted by NojusK
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Copyright dates are usually coded to be dynamic, as it's faster and easier then manually editing and updating by hand, especially if there are a few hundred pages, so it doesn't tell much if he's around or not..I had this exact problem some time ago and the only solution was to extract the installer and run it directly. Worked for me.My current one is a MyPhone 6110, not a bad phone, but feels kinda cheap. I used to have a Nokia 1616 (my first ever phone), 1661 and a 1110. I do also have a 'smart'phone, which is an Xioami Redmi 6, though I only use it as an internet source currently.I like the rounded corners, but in general the UI looks like KDE/MacOSGreetings, I would want my username to be changed from Nojus2001 to NojusK. Thanks..Time to replace incompatible MSO.DLL with the last one that was working.Great Mainly because I know that I'm not alone owning a daily 30 yrs old car and is interested in technology of the past..I definitely agree with you, older electronics were built to last, that's why I love using them over new ones for sure! Even Soviet electronics, that were told to be avoided, still last for me to this day without any major repairs.My Vista experience is okay, being a long time Win7 user, it wasn't hard to adapt Vista for the first time, it felt so smooth and well put together with SP2 + updates to 2020. I think it's still a very good usable option for legacy Windows users that has a stable extended kernelNot so long ago installed Server 2008 SP2 and I'm wondering what are the updates to install the ESU updates from M$?M$ killed ithttps://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-to-remove-all-windows-downloads-signed-with-sha-1/Odyssey client gives up connecting to my network at all, now about boingo is that it takes some time to connect to my network (including hung ups and time outs)I tried Boingo and yes it works, but sometimes when connecting it likes to hung upTried that, still nothing. Even tried reinstalling, disabling and enabling the driver in device manager, still..Greetings, I'm setting up an HP nx6110 laptop and I installed Windows 2000 Professional on it, but when I installed the extended kernel, wireless stopped working as my Intel/PROSet wireless says it doesn't detect a wireless adapter...It appears Both SumatraPDF & Audacity don't like non-SSE2 processors..Actually, not much needs to be done to get it running: https://nojus.trexion.com/local/projects/AudacityXP_setup.exeJust to make things easier, I created an installer for it http://nojus.trexion.com/local/tmp/SumatraPDF_3.3XP.exeI was right, integrating only the SATA drivers solved the problem.
