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Brickedandroid

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  1. The most important thing, the 32-bit shell defects from March 2023 builds also must be fixed!
  2. 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...
  3. 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...
  4. Please show me the exception code Does it also crash on other websites?
  5. Yeah, no problem. Btw, i'm looking for someone who trying to install Vista Extended Kernel on modern hardware especially with Intel CPUs
  6. Is your external HDD using USB 2.0 or 3.0? (The 3.0 has blue connector)
  7. 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.
  8. Does it affect both 32-bit and 64-bit programs, or only affects either 32-bit or 64-bit? Have you also tried the March 2023 builds after installing KB4499184 update? Because I also experienced the same thing, but only affects 32-bit programs, I'm using March 2023 builds, and not installed that update yet
  9. Does it affect both 32-bit and 64-bit programs, or only affects either 32-bit or 64-bit? Have you also tried the March 2023 builds after installing KB4499184 update?
  10. Does it affect both 32-bit and 64-bit programs, or only affects either 32-bit or 64-bit? Have you also tried the March 2023 builds after installing KB4499184 update?
  11. Does it affect both 32-bit and 64-bit programs, or only affects either 32-bit or 64-bit? Have you also tried the March 2023 builds after installing KB4499184 update?
  12. Office prefers natively 32-bit. But there will be some x64 (extended or advanced) features if you installed it on 64-bit machine.


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