Everything posted by CIACIACIACIACIACIA
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Supermium
With QUIC protocol activated (https://www.aek365.org website). With QUIC protocol deactivated (https://www.aek365.org/i/2 website). With QUIC protocol deactivated with (https://www.aek365.org website). With QUIC and DNS over HTTPS deactivated (https://www.aek365.org website). With QUIC,DNS over HTTPS and PROTECTION for internet deactivated (https://www.aek365.org website). Display Kafan mini browser (https://www.aek365.org/i/2 website). It's time to improve the certificate management system of supermium no other browser displayed those errors (especialy the QUIC error).
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Supermium
It's the https://www.aek365.org/i/2.
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Supermium
I had already but the page i try to access isn't displayed in correct manner and it doesn't display images(even with the load function) and also the colors of the page. It also displays the FALLBACK error afterwards.
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Supermium
I will disable it but i don't think that this is the problem. I have to say something else some sites display the QUIC PROTOCOL error when i disable it displays the page but not in correct manner.
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Supermium
Having DNS over HTTPS where and how?
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Supermium
I also use and used direct connection with the internet: Science Daily website (direct connection). Planeta Sinclair (direct connection). Screens from working Supermium version 126-r4,many websites doesn't display pictures or doesn't display the page at all.
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Supermium
Does versions of windows XP play a role to the compatibility of Supermium? In order to make a browser more compatible with windows 2000 (i suppose) you have firstly make it more compatible with windows XP is that correct?
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Supermium
Of course: https://www.sciencedaily.com/ We had extensively discussed this with Dave-H and he told me to report the error and suggest about the kafan mini browser built-in certificate method and synchronization. Display is a working Supermium version 126-r4.
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Supermium
Says PKCS #1 SHA-256 With RSA Encryption.
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Supermium
Some sites doesn't display at all and show the PKCS #1 RSA Encryption in field value.
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Supermium
@NotHereToPlayGames i want to talk to you. I have a bug with supermium (versions 126,124,122),they show the certificate authority error on windows xp what ever you do. Other browsers don't have that problem (kafan mini browser,360 extreme explorer). Question is why?
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Updated drivers for Windows XP SP3 and Windows 2003 SP2 (x32/x64) for modern hardware
If OS Fake have virtual functions It might be possible to install for example AHCI drivers to motherboards that don't support them.
- General and specific solutions for problems regarding AU/WU/MU in Windows XP
- General and specific solutions for problems regarding AU/WU/MU in Windows XP
- General and specific solutions for problems regarding AU/WU/MU in Windows XP
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
@Dietmar i want to ask a question what about UFS XQD and CFexpress formats on windows xp how to install them correctly?
- Microsoft Windows Update v3/v4/v5
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
@DIETMAR you didn't answer about the AGP/PCI/SRC option in BIOS.(SATA or IDE controllers)
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
If the AHCI driver have virtualization technology then everything might make sense. I want to ask another question what do you propose for AGP/PCI/SRC option in BIOS?(in relation to SATA or IDE CONTROLLERS)
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
I have a raid driver for my hdd (western digital) if i install a RAID driver could be a chance to also have AHCI enabled? You mentioned about the board the board supports SATA (and the SATA cards also) but i need this universal driver updated in order to work with good prospects with SATA and AHCI because this driver supports virtual technology!!!!! and you might have AHCI without the BIOSES help.
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
Is there a solution to this? Doesn't matter how hard it is. I have to say that i use an adapter which converts ide hdd to sata interface(SATA1). Some programs such as Virtualbox emulate AHCI.
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
My BIOS doesn't support AHCI the question is there a way for motherboards that don't support AHCI through BIOS to support it in another way?
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
There is a universal driver for AHCI windows xp but it doesn't support my controller yet. This driver doesn't need new windows xp install.Do you know a way to install a driver for that controller which gives AHCI support without re-installing windows xp?
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
@DIETMAR I want to ask a question i have an INTEL ICH5 controller does this controller support AHCI for windows xp 32bit and how?(and maybe for sata mode)
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Booting XP via freeldr from NTFS
@DIETMAR many many many thanks.