For about the last ten days or so, I have been getting this message  "Your Imap Server Closed the Connection"

Then there are two boxes, OK,  and Details. Under this there are two additional messages. Cannot display the folder, Cannot connect to the server. If I click on the OK a few times, all is well. I can send and receive messages. But sometimes I need to close Outlook and restart it. This Imap message usually appears when I first open Outlook, although it has happened when I opened a different folder, after outlook was already open.  I called to my Internet provider and they tell me all the settings are fine, that it is an Outlook problem. I googled the message, and tried several of the fixes, but no luck. I even did  that REPAIR to Office 2010, still no luck. Any suggestions ?? I am condidering upgrading to Microsoft Office 2013, which has Outlook 2013...would that correct my problem for sure, or could I still have the same message about IMAP closing the connection etc.  Thanks, Mike

Guys, I searched but did not find any usable solution how to disable the Windows file protection, aka WFP in Windows 7.

All I manage to find is a register switch for this, yet it require running debudger, so, nothing really usefull... Basicaly it is SFCDisable set to 1 (or create if not exist) in registry entry:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

http://superuser.com/questions/479499/how-to-disable-windows-file-protection-in-windows-xp-or-7-from-registry

"You have to attach a kernel debugger before setting the value to 1 will actually do anything."

Is not there are any way?

And I don't mean tweaking the created files not to be protected like in this link:

http://windows7themes.net/en-us/how-to-disable-windows-7-file-protection/

Anyone?

I would love to replace the current Notepad with Notepad2, but... WFP protect it.

So I managed to get one of these processors from my local computer shop for a pretty good deal. It appears to be a black edition with the number: HDZ955FBK4DGM on it. After tons of reading, it says that this processor is completely compatible with the motherboard once you flash the BIOS to at least revision F5. I have it flashed to F11 and I'm still having problems getting it going. What happens is the processor is completely recognized and it posts fine except for one of the BIOS revisions which actually hung. It gets into the BIOS just fine and I can play around it in, but once POST finishes and control hands off to either the CD drive or Hard drive for booting, I just get a black screen and nothing further happens. The power supply is a 450w but it only has a 4 pin CPU connector. The 6 pin dedicated graphics plug does fit in the port since there is an 8 pin port but I don't want to boot it up not knowing what will happen and I've read it's really not needed anyway. The RAM is DDR2-800MHz and cooling doesn't seem to be an issue as the machine has its own alarm which will activate and ultimately shut the system down. I tried google all afternoon with answers that really don't help me a lot. Does anyone else know what might be going on. I noticed the RAM goes from being in single channel to unganged mode, whatever that means. I don't really want to spend money on upgrading as the Athlon 64 X2 5000+ is sufficient but why this processor is giving me grief, I don't know.

Hello,

i have made for me an unattended XP CD and i'm now asking me which files and Folders are included in the setup process.

I know so far:

The El torito Bootsector looks for an bootfiix.bin in the i386 dir (Press key ...) if present the Press key message is shown else it loads the setupldr.bin directly.

The setupldr.bin loads ntdetect.com (Setup is detcting...) which Returns the main hardware configuration to the setupldr then ???

I haven't found a topic which explains so detailed the boot and installationprogress.

kthanx 

Hello, i beeing using Imgex tool from WinPE 2.0 (The Windows® Automated Installation Kit (AIK) for Windows® 7 ), and i have made number of backups for Winxp and Win7 thoroughly past months.
It suffice's my need for making a backup and restoration.
What i want to know is, can i make this Imagex tool bootable from DOS, i know their is a process for creating a bootable WINPE2.0 but it still takes considerable time in my Dual core E5700 process, @3.00GhZ and 2 GB ram.

Is their a tool or a process to make Imagex bootable from pendrive that would be fast to load.

Awaiting some reply.
 

Hello everyone,

This is my first post on this forum, even though I have been around here for a while, I want to share my problem in hope that somebody can help me sort it out.

I have a 14.1 inch WXGA Acer Aspire 5502WXMi laptop with the following main specs:

CPU: Mobile Intel Pentium M 760 2.0 GHz

MB: Intel Alviso 915PM + 82801FBM ICH6-M

GPU: ATI Mobility Radeon X700 (M26) 256 MB PCI-E

RAM: 2x512 MB DDR2

HDD: 80 GB IDE

I built this laptop because I wanted the smallest possible laptop that supports Windows 98/ME natively and has a discrete video card, there are some old games that i really love and i thought it would be neat to play them again. 

Initially i wanted to build this laptop with an nVIDIA GeForce Go 6600 from a Toshiba M65, physically the video card is compatible, but since the Acer Insyde BIOS supports only ATI cards, it did not agree with it and did not POST, so I had to go with the ATI Mobility Radeon X700, even though it's performance is lower and it seems to be the party breaker.

I installed Windows ME on it and it went through without any major problems apart from a hardware conflict (Motherboard Resources) probably from ACPI, which doesn't bother me.

I have all the drivers working except the one for the video card, which is making me pull my hair in frustration.

I downloaded the ATI Catalyst 6-2_wme_dd_cp_30314.exe and I edited the inf to support my video card hardware ID, amazingly the card installs just fine, Direct 3D acceleration works flawlessly but right after the driver installs and the laptop reboots, the screen looks unintelligible and displays artifacts as if the resolution is not supported, and so i plugged in an external monitor to change the resolution. The external monitor works just fine but the laptop LCD it's as if the video card does not recognize it, even if i edit the driver inf and input the native 1280x800 resolution before i install it.

At this point i'm out of ideas and i was hoping that somebody here can help me mod this driver in such a way that it supports and detects my laptop LCD properly.

Here is the modification i did to the driver inf, i removed the unnecessary lines that not represent my video card just to keep it simple but there are aspects of it that i do not understand, i highlighted the modifications i did in red:

;-----------------------------------------------
; ATI Display Information file : atii9xag.inf
; Installation INF for the ATI display driver.
; Copyright© 1985-2004 ATI Technologies Inc.
; Windows 9x
; Base INF Last Updated on 2005/07/29

[version]
Class=DISPLAY
signature="$Windows 95$"
Provider=%Mfg%
DriverVer=01/24/2006, 4.15.1.9165

[SourceDisksNames]
1="ATI Installation CD ROM",,1,.\B_30408

[SourceDisksFiles]
ati2cqag.dll=1
ati2drag.drv=1
ati2edxx.dll=1
ati2evxx.dll=1
ati2evxx.exe=1
ati2i9ag.dll=1
ati2vxag.vxd=1
ati3d1ag.dll=1
ati3d2ag.dll=1
ati3duag.dll=1
atiddc.dll=1
atiicdxx.dll=1
atiicdxx.sys=1
atiicdxx.vxd=1
atiiiexx.dll=1
atiiisxx.exe=1
atio9xxx.dll=1
atipdlxx.dll=1
atitvo32.dll=1
ativ16xx.dll=1
ativifxx.dll=1
ativvaxx.dll=1
ativvxxx.vxd=1
atricdxx.enu=1
oemdspif.dll=1

[Manufacturer]
"%Mfg%"=Mfg
;-----------------
; Driver sections

[Mfg]
"ATI MOBILITY RADEON X700" = M26_ENU, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_5653&SUBSYS_00811025

[M26_ENU]
Include=msdv.inf
CopyFiles=R6_Copy, INFFiles, INFOther, SysFiles, IniFiles
DelFiles=MACXW4_DelFiles
DelReg=MACXW4_DelReg
AddReg=R6_Common_AddReg, R6_Desktop_AddReg, DriverInfoAddReg, M26_AddReg, R6_MobileSoftwareSettings
UpdateInis=R6_UpdateInis, DVCR.UpdateIni
UninstallFiles=UninstHlp
CleanFiles=R6_Copy, INFFiles, INFOther
UninstallReg=R6_Desktop_AddReg, R6_Common_AddReg
CleanReg=R6_Common_AddReg, DriverInfoAddReg, M26_AddReg, R6_MobileSoftwareSettings
UninstallUpdateInis=R6_UpdateInis

[MACXW4_DelReg]
HKR,,DevLoader
HKR,,Ver
HKR,DEFAULT
HKR,MODES
HKR,CURRENT
HKLM,"System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\DISPLAY\ATI\00\TVOut"
HKLM,"System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\DISPLAY\ATI\00\Modes\TVOut"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Display\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\DriverPages"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Display\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPages"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Display\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesX"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Display\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesEx"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Desktop\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPages"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Desktop\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesX"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Desktop\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesEx"
HKLM,"SOFTWARE\ATI Technologies\Driver\OpenGL"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\OpenGLDrivers\ATI ICD Settings"
HKR,"shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesX"
HKR,"shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesX2"
HKR,"shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesEx"
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Driver","TV"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ATI Mach64 Display Driver"
HKLM,"SOFTWARE\ATI Technologies\Driver\ati3drag"
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Driver","LCD",1,0
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Desktop\Icon"
HKR,INFO
HKR,Desktop
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\Atitask"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run","ATIGART"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DFPRULE_HotplugSupported
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ATIPoll
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnablePolling
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_BroadcastDispChange
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_UpdateAdapterInfoOnHK
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_DriverMessageSupport
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableHotPlug
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableMouseRotation
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnablePowerPlay
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableChgLCDResOnHotKey
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_LCDSetMaxResOnDockChg
HKR,"Desktop",NoAtipta
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",ActiveBusCaps
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",RequestedBusCaps
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",TestedBusCaps
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALPowerPlayOptions
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOCRTANDDFPONSAMECONTROLLER
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOCRTANDLCDONSAMECONTROLLER
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_DISABLETMDSREDUCEDBLANKING
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_IntTMDSReduceBlankTiming
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",MemInitLatencyTimer
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",DynamicClockBypass
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_R200TVPLLWA
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVR200Flag
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_DisableHotKeyIfOverlayAllocated
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VXD",MemInitLatencyTimer
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_MOBILEFEATURES
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALM26TMDSiReducedBlanking
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALM26TMDSiCoherentMode
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD", OptimalNB
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD", OptimalPamac0
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD", OptimalPamac1
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DAL2ndDisplayDefaultMode
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VXD",DisableRptrWriteBack
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_MemoryClockGraduallyChange
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VXD",DisableAGPWrite
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",DisableExtendDesktop
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Multimedia\Features\DVD"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",CmdThrottle
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",MobilePlatform
HKR,"Desktop\UIO\Color",DefaultGammaDesktop
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableFjsuMouseOrientation
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_DisableHotKeyIfOverlayAllocated
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_TMDSiCoherentMode
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCOHOOK_TMDSiCoherentMode
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_USECMOSDISPLAYSETTINGS
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_OTHEREXPANSIONMODEDEFAULT
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",DisableD1D2Support
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_WADSUPPORT
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_WADSUPPORT
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_ALLOWNONDDCCRTALLMODESUPTO1024x768
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORule_ForceSingleController
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_DISABLEDISPLAYSWITCHINGIFOVERLAYALLOCATED
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\WDMCapture",Keep704AspectRatio
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_DONOTTURNONTVBYDEFAULT
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVLumaFlicker
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVDotCrawl
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVCompositeFilter
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_SETNONDDCCRTPREFERREDMODE800x600
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_DISABLEPOWERPLAYMESSAGES
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_PPForceBlankDisplays
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALOverdrive
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_DISABLEOVERDRIVE
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_OverDriveSupport
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_GETDEFAULTTVFORMATATBOOT
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_USEENABLEDATBOOTSCHEME
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_UNRESTRICTSXGAPCRTONOWNCRTC
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DAL_CRTRestrictedModesBCD
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCOOPTION_RemoveOverscanBorder
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_USERESTRICTEDNATIVETIMING
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DFPOption_MaxFreq
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRestrictedModesCRTC2BCD1
HKR,, GCORULE_ModeBWException
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\DirectX VA",DXVA_HWSP_1CRTC
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VXD",DisableAGPFW
HKR,"INFO\INFO\atidxhal",UseBT601CSC
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_SETCRTANDDFPTYPESONPRIMARYCONTROLLER
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DAL2ndDrvMin1stMode
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_CloneModeBWException
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_ExtModeBWException
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOTVANDDVIACTIVESIMULTANEOUSLY
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DFPOption_SingleLink
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DFPXOption_SingleLink
;-----------------------
; Model AddReg sections

[R6_Common_AddReg]
HKR,DEFAULT,drv,,"ATI2DRAG.DRV"
HKR,DEFAULT,drv2,,"ATI2DRAG.DRV"
HKR,DEFAULT,vdd,,"*vdd,*vflatd"
HKR,DEFAULT,minivdd,,"ATI2VXAG.VXD"
HKR,DEFAULT,minivdd2,,"ATI2VXAG.VXD"
HKR,DEFAULT,DDC,,"1"
HKR,"INFO\INFO",INIT,1,1
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DVD",Path,,"DVD"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DVD",5,,"Atimiaag.dll"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",Path,,"%a%sDAL"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\OpenGL",Path,,"%a%sOpenGL"
;HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",IDCRegOptionRestrictDisplayEnable,0x10001,0
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Multimedia\Features\DVD","Adaptive De-interlacing",,"1"
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Multimedia\Features\DVD","VPE Adaptive De-interlacing",,"1"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",Path,,"%a%sVxD"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",Path,,"%a"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",VRAMHeap,0x10001,0
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",LPOSH,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\atidxhal",Path,,"%a%satidxhal"
HKR,"MMLib",,,
HKR,"MMLib",MMLibDuringInstall,1,01,00,00,00
HKCR,"CLSID\{EBB5845F-CA80-11CF-BD3C-008029E89281}\InProcServer32",ThreadingModel,,"Both"
HKLM,"Software\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\vpm",,,"ativpm32.dll"
HKR,,ReleaseVersion,,"8.03.98.5-060124a-030314E-ATI"
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\CBT",ReleaseVersion,,"8.03.98.5-060124a-030314E-ATI"
HKR,, BuildNumber,,"30314"
HKR,,Ver,,"4.00"
HKR,,DevLoader,,"*vdd"
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Driver",BMDefault,,"0"
HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Driver",MPP,,"1"
;HKLM,"Software\ATI Technologies\Driver",PMBIOS,,"0"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCOOPTION_DisableGPIOPowerSaveMode,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALGameGammaScale,1,64,64,64,00
HKR,"ATI WDM Configurations","PnP ID Version",,"32"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Controls Folder\Display\shellex\PropertySheetHandlers\ATIPagesEx",,,"{700B1221-CAFF-11d1-B9DE-000000001B1B}"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",UseNewOGLRegPath,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",D3D3DNameStr,,"ati3duag.dll"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\OpenGL\Private",TMFOhS7vfIxcTeuRR79,0x10001,0
HKR,DEFAULT,Mode,,"8,640,480"
HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OPenGLdrivers","atio9xxx",,"atio9xxx.dll"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_DISABLEHTIME,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_GETVGAEXPANSIONATBOOT,1,00,00,00,00
HKCR,"CLSID\{EBB5845F-CA80-11CF-BD3C-008029E89281}\InProcServer32",,,"ATITVO32.DLL"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableHotPlug,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",HotPlugDisable,0x10001,0
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableMouseRotation,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableAlpsMouseOrientation,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_DriverMessageSupport,1,01,00,00,00
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices","ATIPOLL",,"ati2evxx.exe"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_SafeEscapeSupport,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DFPRULE_HotplugSupported,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVContrastDefaultNTSC,1,58,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",DisableOvlTheaterMode,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\2D",OvlTheaterMode,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\atidxhal",UseVMRPitch,,"1"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD\MMLIB",DisableMMSnifferCode,0x10001,0
HKR,DEFAULT,RefreshRate,,"-1"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOTVANDCRTONSAMECONTROLLER,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,, Catalyst_Version,,"06.2"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_RESTRICTCRTANALOGDETECTIONONEDIDMISMATCH,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_ENABLETILEDMEMORYCALCULATION ,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_MACROVISIONINFOREPORT,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_BANDWIDTHMODEENUM,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOCRTANDLCDONSAMECONTROLLER,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_LCDSetNativeModeOnResume,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_LIMITTMDSMODES,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVForceDetection,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_ADAPTERBANDWIDTHMODEENUM,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCOOPTION_MinMemEff,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_IncreaseMinMemEff,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_DISABLECWDDEDETECTION,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_SELECTION_SCHEME,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOCRTANDDFPACTIVESIMULTANEOUSLY,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVEnableOverscan,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOFORCEBOOT,1,01,00,00,00

[R6_MobileSoftwareSettings]

[R6_DesktopSoftwareSettings]

[M26_AddReg]
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOTVANDLCDONCRTC,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALOPTION_MinResBCD,1,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,60    
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCOOPTION_DigitalCrtInfo,1, A3,38,61,C1,A3,38,61,B1
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",PMBIOS,,"1"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VXD",MemInitLatencyTimer,0x10001,0xBF, 0x71, 0x57, 0x77
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_FlickerWA,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"MODES\8\640,480",,,"60,72,75,85,90,100,120,160,200"
HKR,"MODES\8\800,480",,,"60"
HKR,"MODES\8\800,600",,,"60,70,72,75,85,90,100,120,160,200"
HKR,"MODES\8\848,480",,,"60,88"
HKR,"MODES\8\1024,480",,,"60"
HKR,"MODES\8\1024,600",,,"60"
HKR,"MODES\8\1024,768",,,"60,70,72,75,85,90,100,120,150,160,200"
HKR,"MODES\8\1152,864",,,"60,70,75,85,100"
HKR,"MODES\8\1280,600",,,"60"
HKR,"MODES\8\1280,800",,,"60"
HKR,"MODES\8\1280,1024",,,"60,70,75,85,90,100,120,160"
HKR,"MODES\8\1400,1050",,,"60"
HKR,"MODES\8\1600,1200",,,"60,70,75,85"
HKR,"MODES\8\2048,1536",,,"60,66,70,75"
HKR,"MODES\16\640,480"
HKR,"MODES\16\800,480"
HKR,"MODES\16\800,600"
HKR,"MODES\16\848,480"
HKR,"MODES\16\1024,480"
HKR,"MODES\16\1024,600"
HKR,"MODES\16\1024,768"
HKR,"MODES\16\1152,864"
HKR,"MODES\16\1280,600"
HKR,"MODES\16\1280,800"
HKR,"MODES\16\1280,1024"
HKR,"MODES\16\1400,1050"
HKR,"MODES\16\1600,1200"
HKR,"MODES\16\2048,1536"
HKR,"MODES\32\640,480"
HKR,"MODES\32\800,480"
HKR,"MODES\32\800,600"
HKR,"MODES\32\848,480"
HKR,"MODES\32\1024,480"
HKR,"MODES\32\1024,600"
HKR,"MODES\32\1024,768"
HKR,"MODES\32\1152,864"
HKR,"MODES\32\1280,600"
HKR,"MODES\32\1280,800"
HKR,"MODES\32\1280,1024"
HKR,"MODES\32\1400,1050"
HKR,"MODES\32\1600,1200"
HKR,"MODES\32\2048,1536"
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALNonStandardModesBCD1,1,08,00,04,80,00,00,00,60,10,24,04,80,00,00,00,60,10,24,06,00,00,00,00,60,12,80,06,00,00,00,00,60,12,80,08,00,00,00,00,60,14,00,10,50,00,00,00,60,16,00,12,00,00,00,00,70
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",EnableDDC,0x10001,1
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",IDCRegOptionDontUseOSMonitorInfo,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_ENABLEDALRESUMESUPPORT,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnablePolling,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_BroadcastDispChange,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnablePowerPlay,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_POWERPLAYFORCEREFRESHSCREEN,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_UpdateAdapterInfoOnHK,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_DisableHotKeyIfDDExclusiveMode,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_LCDSetMaxResOnDockChg,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_DisableGPIOPowerSaveMode,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_NOCRTANDDFPONSAMECONTROLLER,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_IntTMDSReduceBlankTiming,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVDisableModes,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_LCDSHOWRESOLUTIONCHANGEMESSAGE,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",HDTVRULE_HDTVGDOENABLE,1, 01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",HDTVRULE_HDTVSIGNALFORMAT,1, 01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_GETLCDFAKEEDID,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_ENABLERMXFILTER,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_RESTRICT2ACTIVEDISPLAYS,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_POWERPLAYOPTIONCOLORDEPTHREDUCTION,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",R6LCD_FOLLOWLIDSTATE,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\VxD",DisableBIOSIntEvent,0x10001,1
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_BIOSEventByInterrupt,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_EnableChgLCDResOnHotKey,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",TVM6Flag,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_POWERPLAYOPTIONENABLEDBYDEFAULT,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_SETMODEAFTERPOWERSTATECHANGE,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_USEOLDPOWERPLAYINTERFACE,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_USEOLDPOWERPLAYPROPERTYPAGE,1,00,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_ENABLESHOWACSLIDER,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",DALRULE_ENABLESHOWDCLOWSLIDER,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",GCORULE_MemoryClockGraduallyChange,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",ExtEvent_OverDriveSupport,1,01,00,00,00
HKR,"INFO\INFO\DAL",UseCentredCVTiming,1,01,00,00,00

[R6_Desktop_AddReg]
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ATI Display Driver",UninstallString,,"rundll32 %11%\atiiiexx.dll,_InfEngUnInstallINFFile_RunDLL@16 -force_restart -flags:0x2010001 -inf_class:DISPLAY -clean"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ATI Display Driver", DisplayName,, "ATI Display Driver"
HKLM,"SOFTWARE\ATI Technologies\Installed Drivers\ATI Display Driver"
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ATI Display Driver",DisplayVersion,,"8.03.98.5-060124a-030314E-ATI"

[DriverInfoAddReg]
; This section is added to all INFs to add registry entries for Driver Info.
HKLM,Software\InstalledOptions\%DriverOEM%\%DriverFamily%\%DriverMfgr%\%DriverProduct%,Description,,%DriverDescription%
HKLM,Software\InstalledOptions\%DriverOEM%\%DriverFamily%\%DriverMfgr%\%DriverProduct%,CurrentVer,,%DriverOEMVersion%
HKLM,Software\InstalledOptions\%DriverOEM%\%DriverFamily%\%DriverMfgr%\%DriverProduct%,Ver_%DriverOEMVersion%,,%DriverVersionID%
HKLM,Software\InstalledOptions\%DriverOEM%\%DriverFamily%\%DriverMfgr%\%DriverProduct%,BaseDriverFileName,,%BaseDriverFileName%
HKLM,Software\InstalledOptions\%DriverOEM%\%DriverFamily%\%DriverMfgr%\%DriverProduct%,BaseDriverFileVersion,,%BaseDriverFileVersion%

[MACXW4_DelFiles]
ati64hlp.stb,,,1
ati64hl2.stb,,,1
ativmdxx.sys,,,1

[UninstHlp]
Atfdftxx.hlp
Attdftxx.hlp
atpdftxx.hlp
atvdftxx.hlp
Atfenuxx.hlp
Attenuxx.hlp
atpenuxx.hlp
atvenuxx.hlp
Atfaraxx.hlp
Attaraxx.hlp
atparaxx.hlp
atvaraxx.hlp
Atfchsxx.hlp
Attchsxx.hlp
Atpchsxx.hlp
Atvchsxx.hlp
Atfchtxx.hlp
Attchtxx.hlp
Atpchtxx.hlp
Atvchtxx.hlp
Atfcsyxx.hlp
Attcsyxx.hlp
Atpcsyxx.hlp
Atvcsyxx.hlp
Atfdanxx.hlp
Attdanxx.hlp
Atpdanxx.hlp
Atvdanxx.hlp
Atfdeuxx.hlp
Attdeuxx.hlp
Atpdeuxx.hlp
Atvdeuxx.hlp
Atfellxx.hlp
Attellxx.hlp
Atpellxx.hlp
Atvellxx.hlp
Atfespxx.hlp
Attespxx.hlp
Atpespxx.hlp
Atvespxx.hlp
Atffinxx.hlp
Attfinxx.hlp
Atpfinxx.hlp
Atvfinxx.hlp
Atpfraxx.hlp
Atvfraxx.hlp
Atffraxx.hlp
Attfraxx.hlp
Atfhebxx.hlp
Atthebxx.hlp
Atphebxx.hlp
Atvhebxx.hlp
Atfhunxx.hlp
Atthunxx.hlp
Atphunxx.hlp
Atvhunxx.hlp
Atfitaxx.hlp
Attitaxx.hlp
Atpitaxx.hlp
Atvitaxx.hlp
Atfjpnxx.hlp
Attjpnxx.hlp
Atpjpnxx.hlp
Atvjpnxx.hlp
Atfkorxx.hlp
Attkorxx.hlp
Atpkorxx.hlp
Atvkorxx.hlp
Atfnldxx.hlp
Attnldxx.hlp
Atpnldxx.hlp
Atvnldxx.hlp
Atfnorxx.hlp
Attnorxx.hlp
Atpnorxx.hlp
Atvnorxx.hlp
Atfplkxx.hlp
Attplkxx.hlp
Atpplkxx.hlp
Atvplkxx.hlp
Atfptbxx.hlp
Attptbxx.hlp
Atpptbxx.hlp
Atvptbxx.hlp
Atfrusxx.hlp
Attrusxx.hlp
Atprusxx.hlp
Atvrusxx.hlp
Atfsvexx.hlp
Attsvexx.hlp
Atpsvexx.hlp
Atvsvexx.hlp
Atfthaxx.hlp
Attthaxx.hlp
Atpthaxx.hlp
Atvthaxx.hlp
Atftrkxx.hlp
Atttrkxx.hlp
Atptrkxx.hlp
Atvtrkxx.hlp
ATTJPNxx.hlp
ATFJPNxx.hlp
ATVJPNxx.hlp
ATPJPNxx.hlp
;------------------------
; File Update References

[DestinationDirs]
DefaultDestDir=11 ; LDID_SYS
INFFiles=17         ; windows\inf
INFOther=17,OTHER ; windows\inf\other
SysFiles=11
IniFiles=10

[INFFiles]

[INFOther]

[SysFiles]
atiiisxx.exe
atiiiexx.dll
atiicdxx.dll
atiicdxx.vxd
atiicdxx.sys
atricdxx.enu
;--------------------
; CopyFiles sections

[R6_Copy]
ATI2DRAG.DRV
ATI2VXAG.VXD
ati2cqag.DLL
ATI2I9AG.DLL
ATI3DUAG.DLL
ATIV16XX.DLL
ATIVIFXX.DLL
ATIVVXXX.VXD
ATIVVAXX.DLL
ATI3D1AG.DLL
ATI3D2AG.DLL
ATIO9XXX.DLL
ATIDDC.DLL
atitvo32.dll
Ati2evxx.exe
Ati2evxx.dll
atipdlxx.dll
Oemdspif.dll
ati2edxx.dll

[IniFiles]
;--------------------
; System.ini Updates

[R6_UpdateInis]
;----------------------
; User visible strings

[Strings]
ClassName="Display"
Mfg="ATI Tech. - Enhanced"
ATIM6="ATI Mobility Radeon"
; Driver Information Entries
; These items will be set by IHV...
DriverMfgr="ATI Technologies Inc." ; IHV name
DriverVersionID="7.xx" ; The IHV driver version
BaseDriverFileName="Ati2drag.drv" ; Key file for version
BaseDriverFileVersion="4.15.9163"          ; version of key file
; These items will be set by IHV and updated by OEM
DriverOEM="ATI Technologies Inc." ; name of the OEM
DriverFamily="Video" ; device family (NIC, Storage, Video...)
DriverProduct="ATI Radeon" ; Specific Name of device (chipset, for example)
DriverDescription="Graphics Driver" ; Description of device (product name, OS or system supported)
DriverOEMVersion="Centralized Build"             ; OEM-specified version
;;
DPSC="CLSID\{E62DCD80-C262-11d1-A419-006097923041}"
DAOS="CLSID\{2EADFE65-C751-11D1-A636-0000E8DB1EA2}"
ATPS="CLSID\{F2B8E361-D2E2-11D1-A41F-00609729B902}"
TKML="CLSID\{EBB5845F-CA80-11CF-BD3C-008029E89281}\InProcServer32"
TKM2="CLSID\{700B1221-CAFF-11d1-B9DE-000000001B1B}\InProcServer32"

I hope somebody can help me, or else i will be forced to use this laptop with an external monitor, which denies the whole purpose of it being a laptop

If you need further information, please ask and i shall answer you to the best of my knowledge.

Thank you in advance

Hi all,

I have an old gateway computer with win89 se, it has a pentium3 cpu and 650 MHerts speed also 300 odd Mb memory.

It has taken to booting up ok and runs for about a min then locks up no mouse or keyboard. I also have go-back which is a form of system restore. A message often comes up saying go-back has shut down windows to prevent damage to files.

It runs ok in safe mode,I have tried to remove go-back but get stuck in a loop of shutting down and never get to get rid of go-back.

It has been to the doctors but because it is so old he says it is not worth spending money on and any way could not find the fault.

There are two hard discs and Ithought about installing LINUX or somthing similair on the second drive.

I know it is old but has some usefull stuff on the hard drive. As it will only run for a short time almost impossible to save data. I am somewhat attched to the thing anyway.

Regars for any usefull advise. pulteny.

I wonder, if the Windows 7 ClearType could be used only in web browser (eg. Firefox). Using it for normal screen titles and such looks weird with so small fonts used.

But off selection cause Firefox display some big (and small) fonts kinda weird.

Is there any way to tweak the settings like "never for classic Windows, but possible for the web browser when it ask for it"?

Hi,

I've been trying out WUD and WinToolkit to build new a Windows 7 install disk, and after a few hiccups, I can get Windows7+SP1+Updates+Add-Ons+Silent Installers to install in a VM successfully.  Thank you very much to everyone who works on these tools and lists.

I'm also about to do full installation of WS2012e on my ex-WHS box after my Essentials evaluation version expired, and would be interested to know if anyone has an update list for Windows Server 2012 Essentials, or where I might be able to find or make one?  Most of the integration guides I can find seem to be for Client versions of Windows rather than Server builds, which I suppose makes sense since I'd not expect that servers need rebuilding as often as client PCs.

However, I'd prefer to be able to install the new server fully up to date if that's possible, without having to wait for the usual slow downloads and installs of Windows/Microsoft update afterwards.  If WS2012e doesn't do slipstreaming/integration of updates, the next best choice would be to download all updates before doing the new installation, and then install them offline.  I read something suggesting that Windows7 updates would work on Server2008 - would the same be true for Windows8 updates?

Can anyone help with this?

Avon

If you started with computers before the graphical interface or GUI, that may be
one good reason for keeping a copy of 98SE. I've got diagnostic software (for
electronic testing) that was created when 98SE was at its peak.

I created several batch files that run in the root before 98 starts, and scripts that
are moved in and out the Startup folder.

Two processes that I don't need most of the time are systray.exe and spool32.exe.
Disabling these two at startup reduces the load and has no negative effects.

Recently, I installed the virtual printer CutePDF Writer. If spool32 is disabled, I've got
to reboot. It's incredibly easy to terminate spool32, but running this process without
a reboot is not easy!

I tried varies Run and DOS commands without success. There is a tiny applet from
www.nirsoft.net called Explorestart. It terminates explorer.exe and immediately
restarts explorer. Useful if your system slows down or is about to completely freeze
up. If explorer.exe can be killed off and restarted without a reboot, it must be possible
with spool32.exe.

There probably is an applet that will reload one or more system processes without a reboot.
I know all the commands for "restarting" 98. In my system a restart is slower than a reboot.

Well, here it is folks. USB Support for Windows 95 - simplified.
 
This is essentially "NUSB for Windows 95" except for the fact that no USB 2.0 drivers exist for Windows 95.

No hoops to jump through.
No multiple packages to install.
No endless searching for USB storage drivers that work.
 
This package has been a long time in the making, and would not be possible without our good friend rloew, who has created a universal USB storage driver that is Windows 95 compatible.
 
Click here to download: XUSBSUPP.ZIP
 
So without repeating myself, here is the "ReadMe" for the package, which will provide further details.
 
 
             =========================================================
             XUSBSUPP - eXtended USB Supplement for Windows 95 OSR 2.x
                                    Version 1.0
                                   July 15, 2014
                                Copyright © 2014
                Conner McCoy (LoneCrusader) & Rudolph Loew (rloew)
             =========================================================


OVERVIEW:

This unofficial update package for Windows 95 OSR 2.x (95B and 95C) combines all of the original Microsoft USB Supplement packages and HotFixes ever issued for USB support under Windows 95 along with a universal USB Mass Storage Device driver solution for Windows 95 into one stand alone installer.

This package is similar in function and intent to "NUSB" - a popular unofficial update for Windows 98 Second Edition. Once installed, no other third-party drivers will be required for USB Mass Storage devices and they will simply "plug and play" as they do under Windows ME, 2000, or XP. A "Safe Disconnect & Removal" utility is also provided that will appear in the System Tray when a device is connected and functions like Windows ME, 2000, or XP.

This package is intended to be used on a new, clean installation of Windows 95 OSR2. It is not recommended for use under other circumstances or conditions and has not been tested under other circumstances or conditions. Do NOT install this package on a system where the original Microsoft USB Supplement (USBSUPP.EXE) has already been installed, as it will DESTROY the backups created for uninstalling the original Microsoft package.


             =========================================================

INSTALLATION:


WITH A NEW INSTALLATION OF WINDOWS:

1.) Install your new Windows 95 OSR2 system.

2.) When Windows 95 SETUP is complete, reboot your system.

3.) When your system has rebooted, open Control Panel, System, Device Manager.

4.) Remove all unknown "Other devices" from the list of hardware.

5.) Run XUSBSUPP.EXE and follow the prompts.

6.) As the system reboots, follow the prompts to install drivers for USB devices.

7.) When the Desktop has loaded, connect a USB Storage Device and proceed as you would with any later version of Windows.


WITH AN EXISTING INSTALLATION OF WINDOWS:

***NOTE that this package must not be used with USBSUPP.EXE already installed.***

1.) If USBSUPP.EXE or any other package that provides USB drivers has been installed, each must be uninstalled and you must reboot before proceeding.

2.) Start with a clean boot of your system. Do not perform any other tasks prior to beginning this installation.

3.) Open Control Panel, System, Device Manager.

4.) Remove all remaining USB devices (if any) and all unknown "Other devices" from the list of hardware.

5.) Run XUSBSUPP.EXE and follow the prompts.

6.) As the system reboots, follow the prompts to install drivers for USB devices.

7.) When the Desktop has loaded, connect a USB Storage Device and proceed as you would with any later version of Windows.


             =========================================================

UNINSTALLATION:


1.) Open Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs.

2.) Select "eXtended USB Supplement to Windows 95 OSR 2.x" and click "Add/Remove."

3.) Follow the prompts and reboot your system.

4.) Be aware that two empty folders will remain inside your Windows directory, namely \SYSTEM32 and \SYSTEM32\DRIVERS. If these folders are empty they may be safely deleted.

5.) Be aware that copies of USB.INF, RLUSB95.INF, or other INFs contained in this package may exist in the \INF\OTHER folder if placed there by Windows 95. They should be removed manually to prevent confusion if other drivers are used.


             =========================================================

CONTENTS:

This unofficial package contains the following files, listed by the original official update or third-party package that contained them. The file name will be followed by its corresponding version number or in cases where no version number is available the original timestamp will be used. Files that were included in an earlier update and later superseded by a HotFix will be listed under the latest HotFix. Files that have been modified from their original version will be denoted by a "*MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP" notation.


-Files included in original USB Supplement and files later superseded:


USBSUPP.EXE    Original Microsoft Package v.4.03.1214 - Windows 95 C CD-ROM
    AUTOEXEC.BAT    Thursday, April 10, 1997 12:14:00 PM
    CONAGENT.EXE    Thursday, April 10, 1997 12:14:00 PM
    DETROIT.INF    *MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP
    DEVLIB.EXE    Thursday, April 10, 1997 12:14:00 PM
    IMAGE.INF    *MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP
    IMAGECLS.SYS    4.03.1212
    KRNL386.EXE    4.03.1212
    LICENSE.TXT    *MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP
    NODRIVER.INF    *MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP
    REDIRECT.MOD    Thursday, April 10, 1997 12:14:00 PM
    RPLCLDR.EXE    Thursday, April 10, 1997 12:14:00 PM
    SPOOLSS.DLL    4.03.1212
    USB.INF        *MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP
    USBCAMD.SYS    4.03.1212
    USBD.SYS    4.03.1214
    VCOND.VXD    4.03.1212
    VFWWDM.DRV    4.03.1214
    VFWWDM32.DLL    4.03.1214
    VMCPD.VXD    4.03.1212
    VPICD.VXD    4.03.1212
    VTD.VXD        4.03.1212
    VWIN32.VXD    4.03.1212
    VXDLDR.VXD    4.03.1212
    WINOA386.MOD    4.03.1212


USBUPD2.EXE    Original Microsoft Package - Windows 95 C CD-ROM
        *ALL FILES IN THIS ORIGINAL UPDATE ARE SUPERSEDED


AMDK6UPD.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q192841 & Q234259
    NTKERN.VXD    4.03.1213


247965USA5.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q247965
    VMM.VXD        4.03.1217


USBUP.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q181499
    OPENHCI.SYS    4.03.1217


HUBUPD.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q189284
    USBHUB.SYS    4.03.1218


e7kusb9p.exe    OEM Update Package from Toshiba
    UHCD.SYS    4.03.1218


175086US5.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q175086
    KERNEL32.DLL    4.03.1216
        *SUPERSEDED BELOW BY UNOFFICIAL BUG PATCH


-Files added to correct known bugs and to expand functionality:


249070USA5.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q188803 & Q245583 & Q249070
    MSGSRV32.EXE    4.00.1112
        Solves Plug & Play lockups on some systems


DISKUPD.EXE    Original Microsoft HotFix - MSKB Q214522
    DISKVSD.VXD    4.00.1114
        Solves misreported sizes for USB disks


W95Y2K.EXE    Original Microsoft Update - MSKB Q225050 & Q225053
    CFGMGR32.DLL    4.10.1422
    SETUPAPI.DLL    4.00
        CFGMGR32.DLL required by HOTPLUG.EXE
        These two DLL's are usually paired so both included


KERNEL32.ZIP    KERNEL32 2GiB BUG PATCH FOR WINDOWS 95B/95C
    KERNEL32.DLL    4.03.1217    RRL
        This patch corrects file copy errors with files
        larger than 2GB and is provided as free software from
        Rudolph R. Loew.


RLUSB.ZIP    RLUSB9X USB Mass Storage Driver for Windows 95+
    HOTPLUG.EXE    1.0.0.0
    RLUSB95.INF    *MODIFIED FOR XUSBSUPP
    RLUSB9X.SYS    1.0.0.0
    RLUSBPDR.PDR    1.0.0.0
    USB2STOP.VXD    1.0.0.0
        This universal USB Storage Driver package is provided
        as free software from Rudolph R. Loew.


             =========================================================

KNOWN LIMITATIONS:

This package does not provide a driver for USB 2.0, as no such drivers exist for Windows 95. Many hours were spent by the authors searching for a compatible driver, and many hours were spent in experimentation trying to get Windows 98-compatible USB 2.0 drivers to load with no success.

This package does not provide a driver for USB 3.0, as no such drivers exist for any version of Windows 9x.

This package does not provide a driver for USB-HID or USB peripheral devices such as keyboards, mice, or joysticks. While some very early ("embryonic" shall we say) and incomplete work was done in this area by Microsoft (see the Windows NT4 DDK), unfortunately none of the sample driver files provided actually work. If anyone knows how to make the Microsoft files from the DDK work and can successfully demonstrate this, or knows of any working third-party USB peripheral drivers for Windows 95, please inform the authors of this package.

This package enables the use of USB-connected optical drives, but does not provide a driver for the UDF filesystem frequently used on CD\DVD\Blu-Ray discs. Visit Rudolph R. Loew's homepage at http://rloew1.no-ip.com for a suitable driver.

When unistalling this package, two nested folders will remain in your Windows directory, specifically the folders \SYSTEM32 and \SYSTEM32\DRIVERS. If these folders are empty, they may be safely deleted. This package does not remove them due to a limitation in the Windows 95 version of WININIT.EXE.


             =========================================================

LICENSE AGREEMENT AND LEGAL ISSUES:

This package is provided as free software by Conner McCoy and Rudolph Loew, hereinafter referred to as "authors."

By using this software, you agree to accept the various license agreements denoted here in this text and included inside the installation package.

By using this software, you assume all responsibility for its use or misuse and agree that the authors provide no warranty or guarantee of any kind as to the usefulness of this software for your purpose; and that the authors will not be liable for any damages resulting from the use or misuse of this software.

This package may NOT be distributed without this document attached and intact.

This package may NOT be disassembled, reverse engineered, used in a manner other than its intended purpose, or otherwise altered or tampered with without the express permission of the authors.
 
 
Click here to download: XUSBSUPP.ZIP

I have a samsung NP530, it has a 16GB caching drive, which unfortunately I could not remove. anyway, I installed windows 7 onto the newly installed SSD, but if I remove the USB installer (which I had used Rufus to make), it will refuse to boot, saying BOOTMGR cannot be found. Only when the USB key is in it will boot. I tried to format the 16GB caching drive as drive R and the SSD as drive C, but sitll the same. Even worse when I run startup repair it will say windows is in drive D... 

Help, im so confused regarding this already...

Thanks

Looking for Free video Cropping Software.

For about the last ten days or so, I have been getting this message  "Your Imap Server Closed the Connection"

Then there are two boxes, OK,  and Details. Under this there are two additional messages. Cannot display the folder, Cannot connect to the server. If I click on the OK a few times, all is well. I can send and receive messages. But sometimes I need to close Outlook and restart it. This Imap message usually appears when I first open Outlook, although it has happened when I opened a different folder, after outlook was already open.  I called to my Internet provider and they tell me all the settings are fine, that it is an Outlook problem. I googled the message, and tried several of the fixes, but no luck. I even did  that REPAIR to Office 2010, still no luck. Any suggestions ?? I am condidering upgrading to Microsoft Office 2013, which has Outlook 2013...would that correct my problem for sure, or could I still have the same message about IMAP closing the connection etc.  Thanks, Mike

Guys, I searched but did not find any usable solution how to disable the Windows file protection, aka WFP in Windows 7.

All I manage to find is a register switch for this, yet it require running debudger, so, nothing really usefull... Basicaly it is SFCDisable set to 1 (or create if not exist) in registry entry:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

http://superuser.com/questions/479499/how-to-disable-windows-file-protection-in-windows-xp-or-7-from-registry

"You have to attach a kernel debugger before setting the value to 1 will actually do anything."

Is not there are any way?

And I don't mean tweaking the created files not to be protected like in this link:

http://windows7themes.net/en-us/how-to-disable-windows-7-file-protection/

Anyone?

I would love to replace the current Notepad with Notepad2, but... WFP protect it.

Are there drivers for LAN and Audio for this MOBO?

http://msi.com/product/mb/K9N_Neo_PCB_2.0.html#hero-specification

I can have a nicely working Windows 98SE on this MOBO, but there's no LAN or Audio drivers.

The LAN chipset is Vitesse VSC8601.

The Audio chipset is Realtek ALC888.

And yes, I know I can just buy a cheap Realtek RTL8139, and a cheap PCI sound card but that's no fun.