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It's only fixed in 12th gen onwards, with E and P cores

Meet "Dynamic Gradient Panel" - The Glassmorphism Alternative for UI Design This project is the closest alternative to the Glassmorphism trend (which the window box background blends with everything behind it using the Gaussian Blur filter) for UI design. This project has quite similar effect to Glassmorphism. However, unlike the conventional Glassmorphism one that uses Gaussian Blur, this doesn't need much computations which heavily impact the performance and consume much power. Note: This project is in prototype phase and might not be stable or look as good as expected yet. But you can try this and learn the mechanism breakdowns. GitHub

Vista Aero needs DX9, and Vista's DX9 cannot work with the newer drivers of Intel HD Graphics (with the blue-white control panel) as it always crashes with BEX or BEX64 signature. However, at least you still can enjoy DX10/11, OpenGL, and Vulkan rendering APIs because they're completely unaffected. And if you want to load the control panel without crashing, you have to rename or move out igdumdim64.dll file from System32 folder and igdumdim32.dll file from SysWOW64 folder. NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender and always disabling the driver signature enforcement from the boot menu are required to install the newer driver on Windows Vista. And if the installer doesn't work, try installing manually by updating the display adapter through Device Manager. You will cannot play videos using Windows Media Player. Solution: Use 3rd-party media players like VLC or MPC-HC to play video files. You also will cannot run video games which use DX9 rendering API for the game engine. Solution: Try updating the game's version, change the renderer to DX10/11/OGL/Vulkan from the game's settings if available, or just mod the game to be rendered using non-DX9 API.

Hello everyone, Two years ago, I bricked my laptop BIOS because of force-removing the battery and AC adapter during BIOS update, then I bought the CH341A SPI programmer to reflash it myself, using the correct firmware for the laptop model downloaded from the official ASUS website, and the laptop went back to life. Because I had no plan to hackintosh the laptop at that time, I didn’t aware of how important the Intel Management Engine Interface is. Now, I have plan to hackintosh it, and in order to make the QE/CI hardware acceleration work, I have to bring back the Intel ME. But, when I checked it through the Windows Device Manager, the Intel ME was missing. Few days later, I planned to clear the ME region of the firmware before flashing it using the same chip programming device, and the ME also finally brought back yesterday. But the onboard ethernet adapter had a little bit malfunction. It’s detected in Device Manager, like there’s no problem at all, but it won’t recognize the LAN cable at all. Reflashed again with the previous firmware without Intel ME, the ethernet LAN cable worked again. So, the important thing is: I want to make both Intel ME and the Ethernet fully working like before the brick happened two years ago. Anyone has the solution? Note: I also don't forget to clear the CMOS every after reflashing. Motherboard and BIOS details: Asus X450C Laptop Intel Core i3-3217u AMIBIOS Aptio version: earlier than V Chip: Winbond 25Q64FVSIG ME version: 8.1.2.1318 The original downloaded firmware (without clearing the Intel ME) The firmware with Intel ME cleared (but the Ethernet has problem)

I installed it on my old laptop just with bypassing the CPU and TPM requirements, and then installing the Intel HD Graphics driver for 2nd generation and AMD Radeon HD 8000 series, and surprisingly, the elements like mica effects, rounded corners, and the translucent blurs worked perfectly!

Are you curious to try Copilot on Windows Vista?

Is March 9 build more stable than March 6 build, or vice versa?

The most important thing, the 32-bit shell defects from March 2023 builds also must be fixed!

Have y'all tried CapCut Desktop on Windows Vista Extended Kernel? Mine is installed successfully. However, after installing, the launcher (CapCut.exe) won't open... and if I open the CapCut's another executable file, I got this error message... Again and again, it's still about the missing dependency functions...

Have y'all tried CapCut Desktop on Windows Vista Extended Kernel? Mine is installed successfully. However, after installing, the launcher (CapCut.exe) won't open... and if I open the CapCut's another executable file, I got this error message... Again and again, it's still about the missing dependency functions...

Try using Chrome, Opera, or Edge

Please show me the exception code Does it also crash on other websites?

Yeah, no problem. Btw, i'm looking for someone who trying to install Vista Extended Kernel on modern hardware especially with Intel CPUs

Is your external HDD using USB 2.0 or 3.0? (The 3.0 has blue connector)

Does Intel HD 5500 support Vulkan? If it supports, then you also have an alternate option to enjoy Windows Aero and other DirectX 9 programs: Use DXVK's d3d9.dll to emulate the Direct3D 9 APIs in Vulkan. But mine (Intel HD Graphics 4000) doesn't support Vulkan, so I use DirectX 9 to OpenGL wrapper. But it's strongly not recommended, as the DirectX 9 becomes don't fully functional, and it causes the Aero can't work at all, and some DirectX 9 programs may experience slowdowns and even crashes. So, the DXVK should be much more stable, even better than the Microsoft's native Direct3D 9.