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I tried Proxomitron in Windows Vista, despite that the system support TLS 1.2, but don't know how good is it. I installed the already configured zip, but web browsers like BNavigator don't trust the certificate. The provided bat for generating a newer certificate don't work in Windows Vista, so I can't see how to solve this. Moreover, the procedures for 360 Explorer are described as images instead of a text explanation.
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I just wanted to experiment sometimes with JQuery and Retrozilla, Netscape (latest) and similar old browsers. But I want to know what is the latest Jquery which fully support these kind of old browsers.
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I have the same question. The thing is that Windows XP and 2000 require an older VMware to get rid of the sound distortion sometimes. But apparently we can't install multiple vmware versions in the same OS, we would need another Windows installation.
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You should be able to spoof the browser changing the useragent. You can search other user agent strings or modify your one's. It could be solved if you replace NT 5.1 with NT 6.3 or NT 10.0. So websites would believe that you use Win8.1/10
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My Browser Builds (Part 3)
Sergiaws replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
I tried it, but I still get the same result. However, it just tell that the addon is not compatible despite that I modified the rdf file and added the Borealis section. -
My Browser Builds (Part 3)
Sergiaws replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Still can't get extensions. Tried to install Greasemonkey (PaleMoon extension) 3.1 instead of Tampermonkey, modified the rdf file (I even didn't extracted the xpi so I just opened it with 7z and opened there the install.rdf and edited it). But when I apply the addon it still give me the error that the addon can't be installed because it appears to be corrupt.greasemonkey-3.31.1-pm_forkBranch.xpi -
My Browser Builds (Part 3)
Sergiaws replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Tried it with tampermonkey. I extract the xpi, then I edit manifest.json (there's no install.rdf) I set the strictMinVersion to 0.0, then I compress the folder with Windows explorer and rename zip file extension to xpi. If I try to install it, it just tell me: The add-on downloaded from unknown host could not be installed because it appears to be corrupt. So, I'm not able to install any kind of extensions on Borealis. -
My Browser Builds (Part 3)
Sergiaws replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
where can I find a tampermonkey or similar stuff for Borealis and a version of NoScript for Borealis too? If I edit the files and try to install it gives me an error (the NoScript extension) -
what is the latest version of vmware compatible with Windows 9x/ME?
Sergiaws replied to Sergiaws's topic in Windows 9x/ME
The machine is 64 bits, so I should be able to run a 64 bit guest. You can run a 64 bit guest inside a 32 bits host. -
what is the latest version of vmware compatible with Windows 9x/ME?
Sergiaws replied to Sergiaws's topic in Windows 9x/ME
Seeing that, I'm considering to try to run a Windows 7/8/10/11 vm inside Windows NT 4.0 system. And, modifying the BIOS of a VM inside a Windows 9x system wouldn't be easy for me as these systems don't have good ocr software and good Screen Readers. If I try Connectix Virtual PC, I would need to know the keys used with it. I'll try it firstly on a Windows XP or newer cause these systems has more accessibility improvements. -
there's no extended Kernel for Vista X86 unfortunatelly. There are x86 files for Vista x64 ExKernel, but these files are on alpha stage, so I would just use it in local redirection if these files help with x86 apps.
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I recently noticed that my laptop used to make a lot of noise, and it was a little bit slow. I checked the task manager and noticed that ClamSentynel (a real-time protection solution for Clamwin) is using a lot of resources and that didn't happened yet. Checking msinfo32 (with ClamSentynnel opened (in background) the available ram is 3,80gb, and when I close it the available ram is 6,20gb. I think that there's something wrong, because clamWin and ClamSentynnel are lightweight and even worked well in Windows 98 with 256 mb of ram.
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I'm having also strange issues with ffmpeg.exe in Windows Vista. Can not find the entry point of the procedure CM_Get_DevNode_PropertyW on the dinamic link library CFGMGR32.dll. I want to know how to solve that or if is there an alternative ffmpeg.exe. I'm using Windows Vista X64, and I included the fmpeg.exe.local file and the ExKernel dll files.
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Can we use Outlook Express as an email client nowadays?
Sergiaws replied to Sergiaws's topic in Windows Vista
I managed to do that thing, but I used POP3 instead of IMAP. I used Windows mail. I just needed to allow the access, cause it is detected as an insecure app. -
I'm wondering if we can use the included Outlook Express in Windows Vista with all updates.
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What total new software can run on windows 2000 in 2022
Sergiaws replied to WinWord2000's topic in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
Guys, nobody mentioned here the Extended Kernel. Why? -
I installed Windows 11 because I need to run there Android apps. But it sometimes gave me BSOD. For running Android Apps, I use the latest deb build which I'll probably downgrade it to a Beta build later. My question is, is it possible to install Windows 10 LTS after 11 and make a dual boot with both systems and how can I achieve it?
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how good is a Windows Server 2003 for serving websites and some games today? I would to install Windows Server 2003 on an VPS with 1-3GB of ram, but don't know how good is it. I know that there is a Command Line Windows Server 2008-2022, but it miss some stuff like audio. So, what advantages can give me a Server 2003 over a graphic Server 2008-2022? Is it possible to make it secure nowadays? Pd. I prefer Windows instead of Linux because I plan to serve some stuff that require Windows XP or newer.
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maybe you should send a pm to some user that post here. It is located on a mega folder, but we can't share it here as far as I know.
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can't use that program because it don't work with screen reading software. Maybe I'll install an English version of msdn's Vista SP0, update it and try to install there the extended kernel. However, I decided to answer here because @Win32 promised that the Os Spoofer would work with that kind of ExtendedKernel's installations, or that's what I understood.
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I can't get the os spoofer working. I use extended kernel with local redirection and .exe.local files. I can't get waterfox working, it's still tell that it's not a valid Win32 application. What would I need to do in order to use the Extended Kernel with Os Spoofer with the local redirection as I did with the normal extended Kernel?
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I expect to see soon the new version of the extended Kernel with the spoofer! I-m also waiting to see newer X86 functions because I want to run some Win7] 32 bits apps! About Office 2019, it is really possible to run it on Windows 7_
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I succesfully install windows 10 on vmware with vista as a host
Sergiaws replied to Winillya2k's topic in Windows Vista
That-s not true. You can install Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 x64 on a 32 bit OS, if you have enough ram, a 64 bit processor and PAE enabled or if you have the pagefile.sys on a Ramdisk. I know that because I did it.