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  1. Brickedandroid
    Really? Have you tried it, especially Windows Vista x64 SP2 without any driver and updates (in VirtualBox and VMware), on 5th Intel Core generation or newer, using VT-x and VT-d? Try install it in both VirtualBox and VMware and then send the screenshot to me through message. I would to know and check if it's successfully entered to desktop, or black screen with or without error message, before or after the welcome screen, or even the worse one, BSOD. And don't forget to reboot the VM multiple times after installing if the first time boot has little or no problems, to verify the bug effect. The screen must be black, with or without errors, before the welcome screen, in many chances.
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    Does the TSC drift bug on Haswell or later also still have effect if installed inside virtual machine?
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    Does the bug also still have effect if installed inside virtual machine?
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    @win32 @Mov AX, 0xDEAD I tried to use the Windows 7 version of Intel HD Graphics 4000 driver (which has blue and white control panel window color) on Windows Vista Extended Kernel with NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender and some modifications. I have successfully installed it through Device Manager driver update. And it turns out that it has worked partially. OpenGL and DX11 work perfectly without glitches, also the driver has no problem at all in Device Manager, but DX9 causes BEX64 related crashes. And until now I still cannot enjoy the Aero theme and play videos using Windows Media Player (because they need DX9 to work properly). The control panel itself also won't open (BEX64 crashing) unless if I renamed or moved out the igdumdim64.dll file from System32 folder and igdumdim32.dll file from SysWOW64 folder. And when I am trying to show the information center page from Options and Support menu, the control panel crashes with code 0xc0000096 (STATUS_PRIVILEGED_INSTRUCTION)
  5. Brickedandroid
    And if I am trying to show the information center from Options and Support menu, the control panel crashes with code 0xc0000096 (STATUS_PRIVILEGED_INSTRUCTION)
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    @win32 Mine is Intel HD Graphics 4000. And I'm currently using the Windows 7 version of Intel HD Graphics 4000 driver (which has blue and white control panel window color) with NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender and some modifications. I have installed it through Device Manager driver update. And it turns out that it has worked partially. OpenGL and DX11 work perfectly without glitches, also the driver has no problem at all in Device Manager, but DX9 causes BEX64 related crashes. And until now I still cannot enjoy the Aero theme and play videos using Windows Media Player (because they need DX9 to work properly.)
  7. Brickedandroid
    Check the driver error code from Device Manager. If error code 39 = most likely the driver's .sys files have MISSING DEPENDENCY FUNCTIONS. Solution: Use NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender (follow the given steps to set up and use). You need to always pressing F8 on every boot and then select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement. Required tools: The NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender repository from GitHub Dependency Walker x64 (for checking what are the missing functions in the driver files) CFF Explorer (for modifying the major and minor values in optional header section, renaming the import directory filenames, and recalculating the checksum) Windows 7/8.1/10 VM with WDK 7.1.0 installed inside and some enabled RW shared folders or bidirectional drag and drops with the host machine Note: Use Dependency Walker on host machine (Windows Vista machine)!
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    Please check the .sys files first for the missing dependency functions using Dependency Walker
  9. Brickedandroid
    If you get code 39 from Device Manager, it means the driver has some missing dependency functions. So you have to try NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender. NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender is not just for Windows XP only. It can be used for any Windows version that is not/no longer supported for the newer drivers. For example if you wanna try Windows 8/10 drivers on Vista or 7.
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    Have you tried that driver with NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender and disabled the driver signature enforcement from the F8 boot menu?
  11. Brickedandroid
    Will Windows XP work instantly on NVMe M.2 SSD just using backported storport.sys and stornvme.sys? Or do I need further manual configuration?
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    How's it going with the Intel Graphics drivers (HD 4600 or higher, UHD, and Iris) on Windows Vista Extended Kernel with NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender?
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    Is it also fixed the program crash bug in the newer versions of Intel HD 4000 driver?
  14. Brickedandroid
    For meanwhile, you can play the PS2 version of GTA VC using PCSX2. PCSX2 1.6.0 is still officially support even Windows Vista RTM build 6000.
  15. Brickedandroid
    Try turning off UAC and then restart, to make the error more detailed
  16. Brickedandroid
    Please expand the details. Mine is similar and the signature is BEX64 with code c0000005.
  17. Brickedandroid
    BEX64 with code c0000005?
  18. Brickedandroid
    Try checking the modified igdkmd64.sys file for missing functions using Dependency Walker. (You must also copy first the ntoskrn8.sys to System32, otherwise you will get some question marks representing ntoskrn8.sys file.)
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    Did you use CFF Explorer?
  20. Brickedandroid
    Just use NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender. You can consult to @Mov AX, 0xDEAD if you have any question or problem.
  21. Brickedandroid
    So, if the user mode files on all video drivers (GeForce, Radeon, Iris, Intel HD/UHD, GMA, etc.) that are causing system problems such as program crash or BSOD, is it right if the problems are probably caused by DirectX files?
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    @win32, the specialist of Windows Vista Extended Kernel, also should be here, and contribute this topic...
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    Do you mean the version that the control panel window looks like this?: Yes, that one worked perfectly, but I hate it! Because that version of Intel HD 4000 slows PCSX2 down drastically and makes the Windows 8.1 and 10 VM in VirtualBox visually inoperable at all after installing the Guest Additions with D3D!!!
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    The driver is installed successfully, but causes windows aero and most other programs that require D3D, or even the control panel itself to crash (BEX64, code 0xc0000005) until I disable that driver from Device Manager or get rid of igdumdim64.dll from System32 folder and igdumdim32.dll from SysWOW64 folder. The control panel looks like this:
  25. Brickedandroid
    Try using Windows Vista Extended Kernel OS with NTOSKRNL Emu_Extender.
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