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will newer versions of chrome work on windows 7? I know its been discussed before and was just wondering if anything ever came out of this (if anyone could help with this it would be much appreciated

this topic can be locked for duplicate reasons (and the other thread made the main one) and calling it the 1030 LPE was a mistake and will change the other topics title

I realize now that it was the wrong name and I apologies for making more then 1 topic for the same question (and promise to never do it again) and will have the other ones locked and have this one locked as well and I apologise to all the staff for the issues I caused

and also rule 7.b This community is built upon mutual respect. You are not allowed to flame other members. People who do not respect personal opinions and/or personal work will be warned in first instance. If you ignore the warning and keep on flaming, you will be banned without notice.

thanks @Brickedandroid!

great find!

I have a new gpu (gt 1030) that I would like to use on windows vista but as vista had limited driver support it looks like anything above the 900 series dropped support for vista and would like help finding a way to get it working if anyone knows of a way to get this gpu working on vista it would be appreciated

ltsb is definitely the best version of windows 10 for performence

have there been any newer browsers tested on vista x86? I'm looking for a new browser thats a little more usable and there does not seem to be any (or at least for non ex kernal vista)

Link To Original Article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna74311 (By request of @Tripredicus) The closure came after growing concerns about a run at the lender — the 16th largest U.S. bank and a tech industry favorite — that also led investors to dump shares of other bank stocks. March 10, 2023, 9:36 AM EST / Updated March 10, 2023, 1:27 PM EST By Brian Cheung and Rob Wile Silicon Valley Bank, one of the tech sector’s favorite lenders, is shutting down. The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation announced Friday that it was taking over and closing the distressed bank to protect deposits, naming the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as its receiver. The FDIC in turn formed a separate entity where all insured SVB deposits would be transferred. The closure marks the biggest bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis and the second-largest on record after Washington Mutual collapsed during that industry-wide meltdown, an FDIC spokesperson said. Like other FDIC-member banks, deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor. The agency said it is “working over the weekend” to determine how many SVB deposits are insured. The shutdown came after a tumultuous morning for the Santa Clara, California-based bank — the 16th largest bank in the country — during which trading of its shares was halted after they fell by double-digits before markets opened. That downslide came on the heels of a more than 60% decline Thursday. Worries over a run at SVB led Wall Street investors to dump other bank stocks as well. Shares of other prominent West Coast lenders took sharp nosedives Friday, including First Republic Bank, PacWest Bancorp and Western Alliance Bancorporation In view of the tumult, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told House lawmakers Friday morning, “There are recent developments that concern a few banks that I’m monitoring very carefully, and when banks experience financial loss it is and should be a matter of concern.” First Republic submitting a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission Friday morning that “reiterates [its] continued safety and stability and strong capital and liquidity positions.” Silicon Valley Bank didn’t respond to a request for comment. Jitters around the bank followed the news this week that Silvergate, a much smaller bank largely focused on the cryptocurrency industry, announced plans to shut down. For SVB, the drama started earlier this week when it disclosed that it sold about $21 billion of securities and proposed to offer over $1 billion in shares, all to fundraise for “general corporate purposes.” That move raised eyebrows among investors who pondered why SVB would need to raise so much money abruptly. It also sparked concerns among depositors, many of whom suddenly wondered whether their money was safe. On Thursday, The Information reported that Silicon Valley Bank CEO Greg Becker was asking venture capital clients to “stay calm” as some tech founders began clarifying whether their companies had money at there. Silicon Valley Bank is known for helping to finance an explosion of West Coast companies in the tech sector — an industry that has recently been walloped by high interest rates and an economic slowdown. Many of SVB’s depositors are tech startups and venture capital funds, and it doesn’t rely on mom-and-pop savings accounts like banks familiar to the average U.S. household. SVB’s tech-focused strategy has helped it ride the industry’s massive growth leading up to and through the pandemic. But overzealous hiring during the public health crisis has more recently led the tech sector to institute sweeping layoffs, as the Federal Reserve sharply increased borrowing costs to cool inflation and has raised expectations of an economic slowdown.“The issue here is what is the domino effect of problems outside the banking industry on the banks themselves?” Mike Mayo, a bank analyst at Wells Fargo Securities said earlier Friday, before regulators announced SVB's closure. “Banks are still the heart of the economy, and if there’s issues, then banks are going to feel it.” Mayo cautioned that the banking system overall has more robust guardrails now than it did 15 years ago, due to policies put in place after the last financial crisis such as regulations imposing stronger capital and liquidity requirements. As one of the country’s top 20 banks by total assets, SVB is subject to stricter regulations than many other lenders. Weighing in on the crisis Friday, Cambridge University economist Mohamed El-Erian tweeted that “the most vulnerable currently are those vulnerable to both interest rate and credit risk,” adding that “the systemic threat can be easily contained by careful balance sheet management and avoiding more policy mistakes.”

hello @Ryder252 and welcome to the forum! we have lots of legacy windows users here to help you out!

do you have the list of what you turned off still?

I'm working on speeding up my vista install more (kind of like an early spring cleaning) and was wondering what the best methods to do this are (with out registry cleaners and removers) if anyone could help with this would be much appreciated

for antivirus panda is definitely the better choice of the lightweight antivirus (and is one of the few with support for xp/vista and has been my go to antivirus for the past year now

my main system is mostly vista now with windows 10 ltsc for newer programs and things

I'm working on doing some more testing on my new vista x86 install and have been looking into other antivirus to test on it

great work as always @win32 and I want to thankyou from the whole community for what you have done and continue to do here your amazing!

great job on your update porting project!@ItCoder and I hope you make even more projects like this

title updated to stop confusion

what is it you need help with @trancer03? Edit:from what ive seen your having issues with install photo gallery thru dism++ right? (if that's not right please tell me so I can know what to do)

that's what you get nowadays with pretty much any company there only in it for the money and profit (not the customer)

I agree with the issues with avast and have switched to panda antivirus as my new lightweight antivirus and has worked really well for as long as I have used it (even on vista which is what i use now)

this topic has been removed for duplicate posts (and would like them both locked)

64bit has never really worked for me (it broke alot) so ive been using 32bit vista for awhile and it has been very stable

ive been using windows vista x86 for a while now and it's rock solid compared to the x64 version and have been looking for a good replacement for the extended kernal for use on 32bit os if anyone knows of anything like this it would be much appreciated