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Not that it matters much right now, but many applications no longer support 32-bit. Windows XP with One-Core-API can still run a lot of modern software, but in the long run, only the x64 version will have the minimum capabilities needed for everyday use.

If you still want to do this for XP 64-bit, I might be able to help you find testers. You can create a new post in the win2000_dev_community support section, and I will try to find people to test it with you. all I can say is that the future is now with the 64-bit system.

It's actually been a long time since the last update to this project, we need more time and will. the BSOD issues on devices without a serial COM port make things hard , and I've discussed with Rairii the possibility of creating a solution that would allow us to debug via Ethernet cable as exemple. so an interface in the HAL intended for serial debugging send/receive one byte at a time should implimented ,

Obtaining the MTP driver for Windows 2000 is possible through Windows Media Player 10. However, this is limited. Therefore, Windows Media Player 11 has a newer driver that uses UMDF. Unfortunately, this driver doesn't work on Windows 2000 due to a few factors compared to XP. I decided to create a solution using Kernel Mode and a companion user application to compensate for this.

Do what makes you comfortable. I think you'll change your mind once you try it. It can also read the file code in folders like the DDK... and extract a solution, create the project files for you, and write the code in them. I used to think, like you, that GPT was the best, but I've changed my mind. I think you'll have to write a script. What you'll face is extracting the differences between Linux and XP code by parsing the DDK and other aspects of both systems. In the next stage, the code will be successfully compiled, and then debugging will likely be necessary. I think that's what you're aiming for?

Why not use Copilot with Visual Studio Code? It's extremely useful and much smarter. can even read a very large number of lines. I used it to write this : https://github.com/Win2000DevCommunity/Win2000-MTP-KMDF-DRIVER

Hello , you can download it from here

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Nice work

Unfortunately, direct link not works from wlu site , but as jumper said , search with "intel" or "gigabit" https://ibb.co/tMGZdJxY

Search here with keyword intel : http://win2k.org/wlu/wluen.htm

You are right my friend, I have a lot to learn, I wanted to highlight this because it will fix the problem with the 2 To limit with GPT . @Dietmar@dotexe1337@Damnationare you interested ?

Hey everyone, I’m trying to debug the disk.sys from Windows Vista on XP/2000. I’m not good in driver debugging, and even in XP though all the functions seem to exist, the driver doesn’t work. Maybe someone can understand what’s going wrong or point me in the right direction. windbg log : https://pastebin.com/zaKXc3ZM

https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/storport-for-windows-2003-with-smart-support/37069/2 , the iso is availaible in win2000_dev_community discord server, In MSFN I didn't publish it because of the rule there.

Hello everyone, We’re excited to share a major milestone from the Win2000_dev_community — we've successfully ported ACPI 2.0/NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender support to Windows 2000! 🎉 This achievement was made possible thanks to the incredible work of @Damnation, along with valuable assistance from Rairii, and valuable contributions from others in the community in testing and debugging issues along the way. ✅ As of now, the following are fully working on Windows 2000: Windows 7's NVMe driver Windows 8's USB3 driver Windows 8’s STORAHCI driver Windows 7's Storport.sys KMDF 1.11 support ⚠️ Known Issues: processr.sys does not function correctly due to differences in CPU throttling mechanisms between Windows 2000 and XP. ▸ This may be caused by the lack of PROCESSOR_STATE_HANDLER2 in Windows 2000 kernel, which only implements PROCESSOR_STATE_HANDLER. InsydeH2O BIOS is not fully tested yet. Currently, it still presents problems at the "Setup is starting Windows 2000" phase.

I'm not sure what instability you got my friend. i think guys in the server not report about ACPI 2.0 a disturbing unstability now , only the CPU throttling should compared between 2k and XP in kernel to make the processr.sys works correctly.

You are on the right track, keep going. Edit : I notice also OTSKB.chm in Windows 10 require right click >> properties >> unblock to show the contains

try the 2025 v16e one from https://www.win2k.org/wlu/wluen.htm

did you install extended core ?

Try asking hunterkll in the Win2000_Dev_Community Discord server ,he had a lot of stuff of MSDN that isn't on the net now.

did you try the HFSLIP of @blackwingcat ? or the iso of qashqai ?

did you have KernelEx installled ? if yes what is the version , and is IE6 SP1 + SP4 2005 (rollup1) Installed ? What exactly happened to start Menu ? (you can edit the settings of it by right click in taskbar > properties > advanced)

try to uninstall the driver, check if it uninstalled in the device manager , restart , and download the driver for Windows 2000 by using driver identify , very fast scan (5 sec) and select the driver then download : Download DriverIdentifier 3.2 for Windows - Uptodown.com.urlhttps://driveridentifier.en.uptodown.com/windows/download/16376

can you explain more the issue , and please what you mean by "MS-DOS audio problems" ,Windows 2000 have NT 5 kernel not MS-DOS based , if you have the driver installed so if the speaker icon not appear in the taskbar and there are sound , and if you mean by " why the speaker(on volume) isn't there?" >>> you should to enable it in control panel >> sounds and multimedia and if you mean by : "why the speaker(on volume) isn't there?" no sound work , so there are problem in the driver installed or something related , like maybe you need to install KB888111 update for 2000/XP