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[WIP] Windows Vista Extended Kernel

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16 hours ago, Ark_mage2180 said:

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Microsoft Edge finally works, all you have to do is set global OS spoofing to NT 6.1 build 7601.

 

Update: Logging in to sync is not working, because it requires IE 11 (it's curious that modern Chromium-based browser requires old IE to get some components work).

I'm not a big fan of global Os spoofing, I prefer that all apps would know that I'm using Windows Vista and spoof individual apps. I just use global spoofing when I install something that require it. Regarding Edge, it at least work without spoofing.


Did Python 3.10 with the modified api-ms-win-core-path-l1-1-0 and ExKernel work properly in Vista? I'm having issues with a Python program compiled with Python 3.10 (PGAdmin for PostgreSQL Web Admin tool), and don't know if it's cause Python isn't working properly or the program directly gives a compilation error due to some error of the program itself.

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We will soon be able to use OBS 28.0 beta 2 as well as PCSX2 x64 (wxWidgets version for now - Qt version has complicated Windows 10 1803 functions):
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The small DirectX extensions seem to be working. I want to take them further and go in the direction of newer graphics drivers, Vulkan and ultimately DX12 (it will come in some way - either with Vulkan using vkd3d or D3D12on7 with 2018/19 GPU drivers; and a tiny possibility of using WDDM 2.0 drivers, but that could be quite complicated)

12 hours ago, Brickedandroid said:

@win32 Please also add the support for Audacity 3.x.x x64 versions installers

56 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

still not work even with OS version spoofing...

It only works with the portable "Zip" version of the latest Audacity versions... but I want the installer instead of portable version...

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6 hours ago, Brickedandroid said:

still not work even with OS version spoofing...

It only works with the portable "Zip" version of the latest Audacity versions... but I want the installer instead of portable version...

Yeah, the post I linked isn't a solution, but rather an explanation of why the installer version doesn't work.

29 minutes ago, mina7601 said:

Yeah, the post I linked isn't a solution, but rather an explanation of why the installer version doesn't work.

It just doesn't run at all, with error sound, but no error/crash message and then the Audacity installer process disappears immediately from Task Manager

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2 minutes ago, Brickedandroid said:

@win32 Is there still support for build 6002?

No.

As for the Audacity installer, there are some missing functions. But it is 32 bit, and adding functions (presumably user32 ones) will cause substantial breakage at this time.

2 minutes ago, win32 said:

No.

As for the Audacity installer, there are some missing functions. But it is 32 bit, and adding functions (presumably user32 ones) will cause substantial breakage at this time.

No, now the 64-bit version is available since version 3.x.x

And Visual Studio 2010 has some problems with .NET Framework 4.8. Since I installed it, I cannot use VS2010 anymore with an error message "The operation could not be completed"

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Just now, Brickedandroid said:

And Visual Studio 2010 has some problems with .NET Framework 4.8. Since I installed it, I cannot use VS2010 anymore with an error message "The operation could not be completed"

Yes, the VS 2010 IDE relies on the .NET 4.x runtime which is largely broken with 4.7 and above. You will have to use the VS 2008 IDE.

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