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Finally added the requested programs to the list, and more

Also, I really need to update this, but lazy

It's basically embedded Chromium, if screenshare only works on 10, something is either broken in Chromium or on Discord's side

Application Verifier causes Steam to crash at launch

The Chromium is x64, but Steam refuses to use Windows 7 x64 CEF because it detects Vista

O&O Shut Up can break things, like microphones, because it disables those along with everything else Lack of updates doesn't really cause any problems, especially lack of security updates Open-Shell is just a band-aid on a broken pane of glass 🔪 (Joke)

The latest VLC works on XP, so I don't know where you got 2.2.6 from

You could try replacing the card with a older one. Intel 3165 is pretty common in recentish laptops, and should be cheap.

Even if you find a driver, you'll be limited to Bluetooth 3.0.

15.x and older, but you have to disable automatic updating of VMware Tools. For Vista as the host, you can officially use 10.x, and unofficially use up to an early 12.0.x version.

VMware always works

I think WiFi 6 is more on the WiFi card itself, as I've gotten 5GHz 802.11n working on XP with a proper WiFi card.

8770W might be pretty good for that, Ivy Bridge, quad core models have 4 RAM slots, two 2.5 bays with 1 mSATA slot, and an alright GPU stock

I replaced it with an Ivy Bridge notebook, as I was unable to get the drivers working, and even if I did, I'd have to worry about Optimus.

The reuploaded folder is missing a bunch of the old drivers and programs

I see it as a mirror, and I doubt that many people would even see that page, so I don't really care. Also, keeping the vast amount of info it had available was worth not telling anyone.

Yes, I've read it multiple times before. Hint: I'm Blanc

Who and where did you get the idea from?

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=16GB+DDR3+sodimm

The 8770W unofficially supports 32GB 1866MHz, it detects what the RAM is rated for, so you can overclock it by flashing a higher rating to it. 2133MHz is when it gets unstable. I'd like to know if it can work with 64GB of DDR3 with 4x16GB DIMMs

It's dead, and still runs Vista on the HDD I'm too lazy to salvage. My main PC runs Server 2008 R2

Makes sense now, M300 is significantly worse

HP's website said the G62 had an AMD CPU and GPU

Vista was pretty slow on my Toshiba L505D-S5983 with a dual core AMD CPU that's only 0.2GHz slower than the one in the G62

I tried that earlier, but I was never able to see even a single frame of the sample videos