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Or simply add this command line flag. --enable-features=ExtensionManifestV2Availability It can and will be removed, next year, I guess, so is the policy option.

Simply add this command line flag. --enable-features=ExtensionManifestV2Availability It will work for now, when they remove it, no one knows.

ROG - precisely about Asus PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse combo port. "I have purchased 6 PS/2 Y splitter..." https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/z170/ps-2-keyboard-mouse-combo-port/td-p/574618

Either of you tried to mod the desktop drivers? There's a chance up to R430 Kepler might work. https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/151873/en-us/

I'm now starting to suspect why we don't see win32 here often anymore.

What are you talkin' about? That part of the code was omitted in Supermium from the start. And no "magical super alternatives" for win 7 either. Chrome 109 is too old now. 115 is the comfortable minimum here, in Europe.

Oh, and certainly you would need to extract the crx into a folder with the help of uniextract first.

Simply switch the browser to "developer" mode, it works in supermium (which this topic is about). Should work in others.

Supermium is not a "h@lf-a$$ed Chromium backport". All intended original Chrome functions work on Vista.

Yes, but not via DVI. "Nov 3, 2013 — Dual link DVI cannot support 10-bit color at 1440p. 1920x1200 or 1920x1080, maybe." https://linustechtips.com/topic/71182-does-dual-link-dvi-support-10-bit-colours-1440p/ Like I said, try Display Port.

Asus B760M-A D4 has a combo PS/2, so a good, proper splitter has to work in this case.

You're welcome, is your PS/2 a combo one? Marked with two colours. Sorry if I missed.

A good splitter might work in this case.

New gens should have 10bits on HDMI via the 2.0b version, I think starting with 1000 series. I don't know about DVI, perhaps try via Display Port then? I doubt 1030 has it though.

First, try to forcefully set the full RGB mode. Second, 10-bit is only supported for their pro-grade cards, no wonder you see the black screen, even if the monitor supports it. Third, newer cards are tend to be overbright, so again no wonder there's a drastic distortion, they simply distort the vibrancy. Try lowering the digital vibrancy setting.

I wonder if you tried VLC player. It supposed to work with XP. Try, it's good.

WinRAR 5.61 should definitely work on Windows XP 32-Bit, I shan't attach any links due to the recent very strange attention to my account. Just search for WinRAR 5.61 (Windows XP 32-Bit) yourself, easy to find.

Before 2018 would be the key words here, we'd have to assume they are simply not needed. Just check if you have the latest SHA2 version, like @Cocodile wrote.

@Cocodile, thank you for the information! I had a chance to read the topic soon enough after you posted! A very interesting fact they mentioned, even VPN services are infested with that malicious AppMetrica Yandex API, hundreds of them. We'd have to assume the popular Browsec also has it. No wonder it has so many negative reviews and articles questioning its security and reliability. Such VPN services are definitely not advisable to use on iOS.

If you receive this stop code and Windows doesn't boot forward into the OS, try the following resolutions: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/bug-check-0x7b--inaccessible-boot-device

Even the remake of Final Fantasy VII: Remake Intergrade v1.002 requires Windows 10+! Genres: Action, RPG

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On the other hand, even if you manage to replace, even the 750W model looks scary and cheap inside. Sorry for the article in a foreign language, seems the model is only for the Eastern countries' market. https://www.x-kom.pl/p/698743-zasilacz-do-komputera-fsp-fortron-hydro-k-pro-750w-80-plus-bronze.html

In my country it's enough to just have a serial number of the unit (usually a sticker), I replaced items myself, no questions asked.

How recently? Is it still under warranty? I'd RMA it.