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There's an important thing to consider, Windows Vista can't Trim SSD's as it does Windows 7/8/10. SSD tweaker configure the system for the SSD, but it can't Trim. I found in a forum a program called ssdtool but I don't know if it really can trim the ssd. So what programs can trim any SSD? ssdtool.zip

I have the same question.

Thanks! I managed to install Bluetooth finally, now my headphones work as they worked with Windows 8.1 and 10. It is easy to configure a bluetooth device.

I want to use my bluetooth headphones on Vista, but it don't install the driver. I tried other Windows versions and there it works properly. Windows 8.1 and 10 install it automatically, so there Bluetooth works. I tried Driverscloud, and it offered me a driver. But it don't provide a download link for that bluetooth driver (Toshiba RT Bluetooth radio). Searching the hardware ID, it seems to be Realtec Bluetooth 4.0 which Windows 8.1 and 10 installs automatically. Searching in the Microsoft update catalog, I found a cab file but it's for Windows 8 and there's another for 8.1. If I try to install that inf file Windows gives an error telling that it's not compatible. Tryed again with Device Manager, but it can't find the driver. The hardware id are the following USB\VID_0930&PID_021D&REV_0200 USB\VID_0930&PID_021D Here is also the cab which I used. 20612203_158b8d1e71627626d606a95c07d6275a26c91bdf.cab

You can also try to use vanilla Windows Vista dlls and create a file with the extension .exe.local

For XP users I would recommend MiniBrowser (there is a tread about browsers for XP). There is a new version which have much better performance. Don't know if MiniBrowser works in Windows 2000.

I use Windows Vista with extended kernel. Discord works very well on modern chromium browsers. I usually use there Brave (Chromium 91) or Ungoogled Chromium (Chromium 89).

I successfully installed Windows 11 inside Windows Vista with VMware!

But is it still possible to tarjet Windows 7 systems with Python 3.9.x? I usually used some programs programmed in Python.

Yea, I see. So that spoofer just work with NT 5.x, not for newers systems.

Yea, there is a video uploaded by Winclient 5270 where he uses CFF explorer, but I really can't use that program, my screen reader can't read it. So I'm searching how can I avoid modifying the exe file, or searching another tools that will allow me to do the same thing, but with software accessible with screen reader. Another software called Puppy PPE explorer shows me the three and the headers, I even could see major and minor operating systems but can't edit it. Tried also another program, but it don't show any three, just hexadecimal data. Of course there is another program (Resource Hacker) that allow you to edit exe and dll files (I used it to edit the Imageres.dll in order to change the startup sound) but it don't show you the headers. So, are there an addon for Notepad++, VSCode, Resource Hacker or eclipse? I also tried to spoof Windows Vista as Windows 7/8/10 using a BWC tool called NNN4NT5, but still Firefox gives the error that it's not a valid Win32 application.

You need to modify the .exe file if you try to install Firefox 78 ESR, at least the string Major Operating System Version and Minor Operating System Version. I answered what is the latest Firefox that you can run without modifying these Strings. If the answer is anything older than FF60, maybe I will forget about Firefox. Running Firefox 78 ESR tells that it's not a valid win32 application. Of course the same with ff88.

I consider Windows 11 is better than 10. The Windows 10 X start menu is much better than the traditional Windows 10 Start menu. I think Windows 7 is worse than Vista, specially due to the introduced telemetry and because they removed the classic start menu. I consider the best operating systems are XP x64, 2000, Vista, 8.1, 10 LTS (if you have a good product key), 11, and in the last position the normal release of Windows 10.

I'm talking about the modification of the string major operating system and minor operating system.

What is the latest Firefox that I could run without modifying the .exe or can anyone provide a modified .exe? Can't modify it myself. I know about Roytams browsers, but I expect a Firefox bassed browser with a more updated engine such as the Quantum, so that's why I want to know that.

I tried a program which was made in Python 3.8 and I'm very happy that it worked despite that it crashed when I tried to do something, but at least any kind of Python 3.x program working in Vista! I'm also trying to get mysql community server 8.0.21 in Vista, but I'm unsure if it works. Firstly, the Workbench can't be installed, and while the setup try to configure all the stuff, mysqld.exe gives a Kernel32.dll. Y wanted to create a mysqld.exe.local but can't find the mysqld.exe. I'm wondering if creating a file .msi.local near to the installer will work and will use the modified kernel dlls all the time during installation.

As far as I know, you can install the jdk manually without using the installer (maybe for java 8 and newer). People used to install jdk 8 in Windows XP that way, so maybe it's possible to do the same thing with jdk 16? I'll also try the msi with the spoofer created by BlackWingCat.

The same issue happens with normal Chromium 93.

can that happend because we use localized versions of vista?

I have the same issues, but I didn't installed the sha2 updates if Windows update don't offered me these updates.

I managed to run the latest version of Maxthon in Vista extended kernel and Visual studio code too. I also tried Brave and ungoogled chrome, but both give me the error status access violation.

Exactly, Chromium browsers give an error 0xc0000005.

I finally found it. I'm trying to get the chromium working and Waterfox working. Chrome gave me an error in the execution, and Waterfox.exe tells that it's not a Win32 valid application. I know that you can easily edit it, but I need an alternative to the CFF explorer.

I tried to run the latest version of Deemix Server on Windows Vista and it give me this error: deemix-server.exe - No se encuentra el punto de entrada diálogo No se encuentra el punto de entrada del procedimiento GetActiveProcessorCount en la biblioteca de vínculos dinámicos KERNEL32.dll. If we translate it to english, it tells that can't find the entry point of the procedure GetActiveProcessorCount in the dinamic library Kernel32.dll. Was this included in the KernelEX? I answered in the topic about latest software for Vista exkernel how to use it without installation, just local redirection so you have all the dlls inside the folder of the applications and .exe.local files. I somewhere read that it's necessary a modification on the registry, but don't know what to modify.

Maybe a dual boot would be possible if you try it with XP x64 instead of X86 because you can add UEFI support to it. The problem is how will react the secure boot to Windows XP.