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Be sure to backup those frequently. We had a several boxes of them at work - most of them quickly died and returned for warranty replacement...

Missing SSE/MMX support on the failing CPUs?

Yay, this works! https://pastebin.com/uTC1bV3r Not sure if i added it in the proper place... P.S. i forgot to mention... I use this userCSS as well: @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); @-moz-document regexp('(?!http://www\\.example\\.com).*') { .lazyload { opacity: 1; } .lazyloading { opacity: 1; } } It is needed for sites like myanimelist, although it may defeat the purpose of lazy loading. epicgames doesn't seem to use a fixed class for images though. Would it be possible to add in the userJS something like this (if opacity==0 then set opacity=1) for the modified images?

Why not look for XP instead: https://www.afterdawn.com/software/version_history.cfm/nvidia_forceware_display_drivers_winxp

@siria it's not only that, but the modification broke what was working before Of course, it would be best if whatever prevents the original scripts on those sites from doing their job was fixed in the browser...

https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-bg/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=r205373&oscode=ww1&productcode=latitude-d830

Well, i tried 9.2.6 on my work system, which has Office 2003. I selected XP english and Office 2007 english. It downloaded a ton of updates and in the end i had two .ISO files - 3.15GB for XP, and 14.5GB for Office 2007. When you select Office updates, it downloads them for all Windows versions, that is the reason for such a huge size. I mounted the Office update .ISO and started the installer - it seems to be working fine, although some individual updates failed. The next time you test, uncheck the "Clean up download directories" option, so you don't waste traffic on what you already have.

Or boot grub4dos/syslinux/etc. , load some .ISO of suitable size in memory, then chainload your WinME

@jumper It didn't work. https://pastebin.com/m6HdbkkP

Just downloaded over 2GB of Office 2007 updates using WSUS 9.2.6 with my fix. I stopped it at around 61 of 689 updates. Funny thing is... i don't even have Office installed here, heh...

Find which update causes this problem and don't use it.

Well, it didn't throw errors, looked fine. 9.2.1 has the same issue since it downloads the same sigcheck. Also, there is some problem with wget, it fails to download mkisofs.exe , i downloaded it manually to the \bin folder and it worked. I also tried 9.2.1 on Win7, there i had to fix it the same way. In the end i made an ISO with XP updates. I never tried the client part while testing these though.

Try a real vanilla CD, without the POSReady updates. I just tested in a VM with kernel 5.1.2600.3244 and it runs fine. Same for my PC at work, which has 5.1.2600.7013

Here is a Greasemonkey script to "fix" the images on that page, on myanimelist, and many other sites that use "data-src" to hold the true image address: // ==UserScript== // @name lazyload // @description LAZY Loading Images // @match http://*/* // @match https://*/* // @grant none // @run-at document-end // ==/UserScript== // // LAZY Loading Images // // Handles lazy loading of images in one or more targeted divs, // or in the entire page. It also keeps track of scrolling and // resizing events, and removes itself if the work is done. // // Licensed under the terms of the MIT license. // // (c) 2010 Balázs Galambosi // (function(){ // glocal variables var window = this, instances = {}, winH; // cross browser event handling function addEvent( el, type, fn ) { if ( window.addEventListener ) { el.addEventListener( type, fn, false ); } else if ( window.attachEvent ) { el.attachEvent( "on" + type, fn ); } else { var old = el["on" + type]; el["on" + type] = function() { old(); fn(); }; } } // cross browser event handling function removeEvent( el, type, fn ) { if ( window.removeEventListener ) { el.removeEventListener( type, fn, false ); } else if ( window.attachEvent ) { el.detachEvent( "on" + type, fn ); } } // cross browser window height function getWindowHeight() { if ( window.innerHeight ) { winH = window.innerHeight; } else if ( document.documentElement.clientHeight ) { winH = document.documentElement.clientHeight; } else if ( document.body && document.body.clientHeight ) { winH = document.body.clientHeight; } else { // fallback: winH = 10000; // just load all the images } return winH; } // getBoundingClientRect alternative function findPos(obj) { var top = 0; if (obj && obj.offsetParent) { do { top += obj.offsetTop || 0; top -= obj.scrollTop || 0; } while (obj = obj.offsetParent); // return { "top" : top }; } } // top position of an element var getTopPos = (function() { var dummy = document.createElement("div"); if ( dummy.getBoundingClientRect ) { return function( el ) { return el.$$top || el.getBoundingClientRect().top; }; } else { return function( el ) { return el.$$top || findPos( el ).top; }; } })(); // sorts images by their vertical positions function img_sort( a, b ) { return getTopPos( a ) - getTopPos( b ); } // let's just provide some interface // for the outside world var LazyImg = function( target, offset ) { var imgs, // images array (ordered) last, // last visible image (index) id, // id of the target element self; // this instance offset = offset || 200; // for prefetching if ( !target ) { target = document; id = "$document"; } else if ( typeof target === "string" ) { id = target; target = document.getElementById( target ); } else { id = target.id || "$undefined"; } // return if this instance already exists if ( instances[id] ) { return instances[id]; } // or make a new instance self = instances[id] = { // init & reset init: function() { imgs = null; last = 0; addEvent( window, "scroll", self.fetchImages ); self.fetchImages(); return this; }, destroy: function() { removeEvent( window, "scroll", self.fetchImages ); delete instances[id]; }, // fetches images, starting at last (index) fetchImages: function() { var img, temp, len, i; // still trying to get the target target = target || document.getElementById( id ); // if it's the first time // initialize images array if ( !imgs && target ) { temp = target.getElementsByTagName( "img" ); if ( temp.length ) { imgs = []; len = temp.length; } else return; // fill the array for sorting for ( i = 0; i < len; i++ ) { img = temp[i]; if ( img.nodeType === 1 && img.getAttribute("data-src") ) { // store them and cache current // positions for faster sorting img.$$top = getTopPos( img ); imgs.push( img ); // } else { // if ( img.nodeType === 1 && img.getAttribute("data-image") ) { // store them and cache current // positions for faster sorting // img.$$top = getTopPos( img ); // imgs.push( img ); } } imgs.sort( img_sort ); } // loop through the images while ( imgs[last] ) { img = imgs[last]; // delete cached position if ( img.$$top ) img.$$top = null; // check if the img is above the fold if ( getTopPos( img ) < winH + offset ) { // then change the src img.src = img.getAttribute("data-src"); // img.src = img.getAttribute("data-image"); last++; } else return; } // we've fetched the last image -> finished if ( last && last === imgs.length ) { self.destroy(); } } }; return self.init(); }; // initialize getWindowHeight(); addEvent( window, "load", LazyImg().fetchImages ); addEvent( window, "resize", getWindowHeight ); LazyImg(); window.LazyImg = LazyImg; }()); Shamelessly stolen from Balázs Galambosi, i just replaced "thumb" with "data-src" and added the header. I tried to add an additional replace to account for the epicgames site, but failed miserably... If some JS expert could modify this to work with multiple attributes instead of just "data-src", it would be great.

5.1.2600.7682 looks like it came from a POSReady update. Do you have the same in another system where AnyDesk works?

OK, in this specific case you can't edit the imports from ETDFavorite.dll... but only because there are none. It's not a fault of the tool used. But at least it lets you easily search for the strings I actually found that program when looking for something to easily edit the SmartGesture driver some 50 pages ago...

No clue what that is. At least they're not using debug for DOS, lol. btw. don't be mislead by "Professional" in the name, it's a small, free program, not some bloated crap.

got a link to that? You two often go on about this and that version, but the search doesn't seem to show all results. I'm not going through 50 pages looking for some buried address...

Why Hex editing? Professional PE file Explorer - double-click the .DLL/import/checksum/etc. and type a new one, save, done. :P

Funny thing... Dependency Walker fails on AnyDesk.exe. PPEE doesn't show any imports either. And PE Editor says "no import table present"... Since your kernel seems newer than mine, it should probably have more exports, not less. Try to uninstall 5.4.2 and install the 5.5.3 version. I just enabled updates and installed the 6.0.1 beta version. Runs fine, but feels much more slower. They added WOL function though. Going back to 5.5.3 :P

9.2.5 runs fine here on my XP. How is it not compatible? [EDIT] I just let it download the updates (i stopped it when quickly testing before)... Turns out the included sigcheck.exe is not compatible with XP. http://web.archive.org/web/20130907072413id_/http://download.sysinternals.com/files/Sigcheck.zip runs here, next archived version needs SSE2. Didn't check it with WSUS yet. Change the address in static\StaticDownloadLinks-sysinternals.txt

https://trac.wsusoffline.net/trac.fcgi/changeset/1088 - 9.2.6 source https://download.wsusoffline.net/wsusoffline925.zip - 9.2.5 binary

@flyod Best i can think is a trial install of the oldest supported Windows version (Vista/7/8, but not 10 unless it's some old build) with the official drivers and check how it works there. This should rule out hardware defects.