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  1. mina7601
    I know, I never denied that at all.
  2. mina7601
    I know, but I like it this way, even if it's a virtual machine.
  3. mina7601
    I do run XP in a virtual machine. The screenshots that I post (which show XP), are from XP in a virtual machine, as I don't use XP as my main system anymore.
  4. mina7601
    Because Windows 10 has its own emojis system.
  5. mina7601
    I don't understand this.
  6. mina7601
    I have used it before, and while I do like it, I personally prefer untouched Windows XP versions. Don't worry, I am not saying what you're doing is bad though.
  7. mina7601
    Yes, but it's not everyone's desire to use a customized Windows XP installation. I personally prefer using Windows XP Pro SP3 untouched without anything integrated in it.
  8. mina7601
    Oh, sorry, I thought TMP was a short for temporary, since that's the meaning I see the most Anyway, thanks!
  9. mina7601
    What's this?
  10. mina7601
    This is a link to the version history, though, the blue date texts (for example, 2021-12-02) are the links to the downloads.
  11. mina7601
    This is the browser's homepage: http://www.yinsiliulanqi.com/XuanWu/
  12. mina7601
    Don't post the same topic from another forum to here. Simply ask a moderator to move the topic to this category.
  13. mina7601
    @NotHereToPlayGames Your efforts are always appreciated, I really like 360Chrome. Thank you so much for that. Continue on your hard work, and never let people who don't like your personal work discourage you!
  14. mina7601
    Windows Live Essentials applications are x86, so Dependency Walker x86 must be used.
  15. mina7601
    Oh man, thanks for the info!
  16. mina7601
    Mind telling where you got this info? I know the fact that each 32-bit Windows handle up to 4 GB RAM.
  17. mina7601
    Yes, I know and I am already aware. I am talking about maximum RAM that can be used in XP 32-bit originally without patches.
  18. mina7601
    Windows XP 32-bit in any edition (except Starter edition) can handle up to 4 GB RAM at maximum. Windows XP 64-bit, however, can handle up to 128 GB RAM at maximum, which is 32 times the amount XP 32-bit can handle at maximum.
  19. mina7601
    It's from r/WindowsVista. Link to the post is here.
  20. mina7601
    Problematic as a meaning of what?
  21. mina7601
    Hello there @Ryder252, welcome to MSFN! I hope you enjoy your stay here.
  22. mina7601
    Glad you got your problem resolved.
  23. mina7601
    Hi win32, magnificent work on your extended kernel as always, thanks for that! I was wondering if you had any progress running Adobe Acrobat Reader DC application on Vista. Thanks.
  24. mina7601
    Ok, here's another proof. Is this sufficient for you? I hope it is.
  25. mina7601
    Yes, unfortunately. A lot has happened since you were gone, and this one is the saddest.
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