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Windows 8.1 Extended Kernel

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Windows 10 Technical Preview build 9888, a debombed build made by 2011Windows7SP1 ( Plutia7601 ) , is what I modified into Windows 8.1 to make an extended kernel version. If if is buggy, I will update Windows 8.1 Extended Kernel for you 

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On 1/18/2023 at 2:44 AM, WinCare said:

Windows 10 Technical Preview build 9888, a debombed build made by 2011Windows7SP1 ( Plutia7601 ) , is what I modified into Windows 8.1 to make an extended kernel version. If if is buggy, I will update Windows 8.1 Extended Kernel for you 

Try one simple thing... use Chromium 110 or 111 without modification and without disabling the sandbox. If it doesn't work, that's proof enough that porting this kernel won't make any sense at all, because there are no new features that are in Windows 10.

Compare the two kernels in CFF Explorer under the export tab. I am almost sure that the amount of new features will be quite low. 

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I am reminding everybody, I will release Windows 8.1 Extended Kernel on March. Because of exams till Feb 28.

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Guys! The Windows 8.1 Extended Kernel is coming in this month! 

 

The expected release date will be on Saturday 4th. ( 04/03/2023 ). 

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