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A list of some compatible programs with Kernel Update Project - Please

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I would like to know some programs that are compatible with kernel update project.

Is WMP11? Windows Live Messenger? Wich are?

If you could cite some, I thank you very much

Thank you!


If you read carefully the KUP topic, you'll see people posted what's working and what's not. You should post your questions there.

Here's the latest list you can find on the thread:

game Doom 3 - tested by Xeno86

game Quake 4 - tested by Xeno86 and awergh

game Need For Speed Most Wanted - tested by Xeno86

app bbLean - tested by Xeno86

app photoshop CS - tested by (a friend of) fidizila

app skype - tested by serta

app Windows Movie Maker (WinMe) - tested by problemchild

game nfsmw - tested by fluffysasha

game nba2007 - tested by fluffysasha

game saints and sinners bingo - tested by Randy Rivers

app Google video player beta - tested by byron2323

+apparently Oblivion works. I can tell you Civ4 runs fine but it probably does without KUP since it's coded in Python.

WMP11 and Windows live messenger won't work whatever you do (but you're not missing anything really, there are tons of very good opensource/free softwares doing the same job).

Edited by glocK_94

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