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do not trust on everything you read, some people just post nonsense without any previous experience https://msfn.org/board/topic/182703-can-my-2006-laptop-use-samsung-860-evo-500gb-ssd/?do=findComment&comment=1199797

if the SSD is big enough you are not likely to notice any performance flop but your SSD without TRIM functionality will just downgrade its lifespan. fortunately crystaldiskinfo utility still works on XP so you can use it to check your SSD total writes with and without TRIM usage.

in theory Samsung has already reserved some spacing for over provisioning tasks, this is why the 860 EVO is 500GB not 512GB like the PRO version but it's recommended to leave that 20% (the more the better) as unallocated space.... the SSD will happily use that free space to paste files given he has no access to the Samsung Magician utility. I don't think any other utility will perform the TRIM task any better than the official Magician tool.... NO. your Windows 10 is unable to know what files have been deleted in the XP partition so you can't do TRIM through another partition. I have recently bought a brand new 850 PRO 256GB for $40 + shipping and I am looking at some other setup alternatives such as 850 M2 to DDR2/3 slot

TRIM and garbage collector are two different things, and the alternative tools that supposedly support TRIM commands do not work as intended. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/04/ask-ars-my-ssd-does-garbage-collection-so-i-dont-need-trim-right/ I know that XP will run fine with any SSD brand if you don't care about its degradation over time, they are able to re-write thousands of GB's after all. as a side note, Acer recently got into the SSD market but their SSD don't even have a custom made utility. https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/27/22405943/acer-ssd-solid-state-drive-nvme-pcie-m2-biwin-storage-ram

''Can my 2006 Laptop use Samsung 860 EVO 500GB SSD?'' NO it can't. The last version of Magician utility for XP does only support the 850/950 SSD

the unofficial SP4 was meant for the english version only.

what are the advantages of this leaking ? if we only could run some W7 programs on XP it would be amazing...

So true ! the yellow icon showed up by chance the Windows Update Mini Tool has first detected 149 POSReady updates because I didn't patch XP last time I formatted this PC by the end of July hopefully they give me enough time to test the latest offline wsusscn2 file to see if it matches the same number of updates provided by WU agent.

his dental clinic has been fully reformed due to a gas cylinder explosion on the upper floor. I can't believe his new equipment X-ray machine...etc is still using XP or why such an expensive machine has not been updated or supported by the manufacturer with newer software.

this argentinian dentist is using Macintoch computers with XP ..... virtual machine ? what purpose ? https://youtu.be/c7udrrz9VMk?t=515

I am unable to make icedove-uxp run as an email client. what am I doing wrong ? email, password, imap, port...everything appears to be correctly set up.

''In new versions, they broke support for TLS 1.3'' as I said on my previous post it works perfect with W7 they didn't brake anything. I have also checked other chinese browsers based on chromium 75 and they have the same https problems under XP.

Thanks. can you help me out ? the version 11 of the 360 explorer browser is based on chromium 69, the version 12 = 78 and the recent release 13 = 86 how is it possible that the same website is no longer supported by the most recent version ? (chrome settings are identical) I have also checked out the Serpent browser @roytam1 and the TLS 1.3 certificate seems to be fine... moreover I have installed the latest 360 browser on W7 trying to replicate this issue but everything was ok and the https was not striked out.

Hi I have seen a screenshot somewhere of the IE8 advanced properties with all TLS protocols 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 listed there I have checked my IE8 settings and I only can see TLS 1.0.... what can I do to enable all other missing TLS protocols ????

Not sure I want to install that huge package of files. is it 100% reliable ?