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does anyone know if the drift bug is still present on systems running intel 12th gen+ cpus without E cores? winclient5270 reported no problems on an i7 12700kf, but what if the E cores play a role? wouldn't you need a new scheduler to fully support the cpu, unlike on an i3 13100f for example which has only p cores? it's just a theory

why not try to redirect to the original files? I mean there are a lot of files to track down that have been modified but if you want to use WLPG 2011 i guess it's worth it edit: even with ex. kernel version 10192022 it's giving an error (not the same tho; 0x8000ffff) so maybe an even older version of ex. kernel might help?

I tested on an x64 VM with all updates up to EOS (mainly because I made an iso which has them integrated and it was easier to use it than to install them one by one if req) just to make it a bit more clear, everything I said in my first post is for vista without ex. kernel because that's what you asked for

You can give MultiMC a shot; I use it, but with extended kernel To make it work you first need to have sha-2 support (kb4474419, maybe even kb4493730, i don't know, i installed it because it was in my folder), so that already changes your vista build number from 6002 to 6003 Then you need a working browser (I used mypal 68) to sign in to your minecraft (microsoft) account, if you don't have the updates mentioned it will fail with the error "xbox user authentication failed" The newest version you can play is 1.16.5; newer versions require java 16 which does not work properly (with ex. kernel you can go up to some 1.18 snapshots)

weren't these the drivers which were causing BSODs while used with newer nvidia drivers?

if you remove the hdd which has win 10 does the error go away? i know if you install it this way it won't make a dual boot, but if the installation is successful then you might want to save you personal files and format everything i remember having the same issue and that was the only way to go

what do you mean by "the proper way"? what is the other os you are trying to use and it doesn't work? I usually go from the oldest to the newest (install vista first then windows 10 for example) and never had issues

try legacy update! I never used it, but a few youtubers presented it, so it might be worth trying

I have the offline installer for WLE 2011 and i'm pretty sure i installed it already, will check later

doesn't work, at least for me. it throws an error when connecting saying that it can't reach the servers (or something along the line)

I have every update that GHM put in his repository and mine looks exactly the same as yours. WPG isn't a good option, it looks like it downscales the resolution of the picture. I just tried to open some photos taken with my phone and they look awful, not to mention it doesn't even work with really high resolutions like 12000x9000 (only in slideshow mode but it still downscales) which is the max my phone can shoot at

any issues with drivers? the last official release was in dec of 2013, so almost 10 years ago I was looking to buy an r9 290x since the price was very good, but then I discovered that it does not have win xp drivers (I have vista+xp dual boot) and a gtx 970 is so cheap now that it makes no sense to mod amd drivers while on the nvidia side you can very easily mod the driver to work on xp still, your experience may matter to others looking to buy a gpu for their vista pc (Yes, the titan x is one of the best gpus for vista but not everyone can afford one, or even find one locally)

don't get too exited to use vista as you have a haswell cpu which causes the os to not boot properly

Yes, I know I can flash it to a rampage formula, actually I have a p5e deluxe x48 which came with the mod applied, but I usually like things as close to stock as possible But of course, that's OT, so let's get back to windows defender and it's usefulness

It will never be able to update on it's own anymore because of "SHA-2" I always quit defender and also disable the windows defender service from services.msc (type that in a Run box or just search it using the start menu). It's useless anyway

or you can get them from GHM's repository as .cab updates which can be installed with dism++ https://msfn.org/board/topic/181756-windows-vista-update-repository-until-april-2017/

Yes, I remember it gave an error which led me to believe it didn't support windows vista, even though every website you go to says it does. Obviously, by now, I discovered that on actual hardware it doesn't have that issue But that was 2 years ago, maybe things have changed since then

I use Kaspersky Free 18.0.0.405 (despite the hate for it being "russian spyware") on my dedicated vista machine and it works great! There were some problems in the past with firefox and by that I mean it crashed when it tried to scan the page I was loading (I guess); it might still have this issue, but I don't use firefox anymore so you can try that for yourself and let us know I have the offline installer if you want; As it is the free version, I don't think there's any problem with sharing it https://archive.org/details/kfa18.0.0.405aben_es_fr_12643_202211

you might be dealing with pump failure, so changing that to something new should be a priority (you can get an air cooler like the noctua nh d14 or 15 or even a coolermaster V8, the original one, that's what I use on an OC'ed QX9650 to 4Ghz and the max I saw was 87C while running the linpack "test" from OCCT which is pushing even harder than prime95)

don't if you take the time to mod and use such an old OS you might as well allocate some time to manually install the drivers this could be an explanation, the cpu just doesn't get the required voltage and craps itself (maybe check the cpu cooler? to see if it's mounted correctly and check if there is thermal paste) it's worth running a stress test if you can - OCCT is a good tool for that and can run on windows vista with ex kernel (haven't tested on a vanilla install so it might work on that too)

I don't think you understand the complexity of such a thing, besides that, I also don't think that win32 is going to let us down in the near future

the same way that you do to spoof to windows 7? change the values to windows 10's corresponding ones

I guess this number includes the post rtm, post sp1 updates and post sp2 updates? You know that the service pack 2 updates should superseed every update prior to it, right?

I guess that's the purpose of the original extended kernel post?

Dell m6700 or HP 8770W On m6700 you can disable the nvidia optimus technology in bios (says in the manual) The HP laptop does not support optimus at all (at least according to this reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/comments/q5w82m/interested_in_installing_os_x_109_on_a_hp/) Both support the best CPUs that windows vista can run on without bugs and glitches - i7 3940xm and gtx 980m GPU, but I'm not sure about the 980m driver, I got something off of microsoft catalog, but never tested it because I don't own one of these laptops