Windows XP/Vista/7

medians

gem1001 wrote:
medians wrote:
gem1001 wrote:
(snip of Windows Embedded POSReady 7)
Yea I'm just saying that bc then you can install other stuff with Supermium and go on some other websites
Yes; that's what I meant by ‘if I have to’; perhaps ‘when I have to’ would've been better wording

Well yea I know, I'm saying that you can install apps including Chrome 60 from Supermium LOL

medians

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medians

Translations should now work again in r3dfox

medians

By the way, the developers of r3dfox and firefox-for-windows-7 have been thinking about getting the browser on pre-Vista SP2

BigNate469

The most experience I've had recently with Windows 7 was an ATM.

Been too busy running non-Windows OSes.

medians

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encarta

i have windows xp in vm with legacy update update installed, and windows vista in vm is too laggy (idk why)

medians

encarta wrote:
i have windows xp in vm with legacy update update installed, and windows vista in vm is too laggy (idk why)

For the laggy thing, you might have to change your VM configuration. Also, what are your host's specs and what is your host OS?

Last edited by medians (May 5, 2026 13:49:25)

medians

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OkiArchive

this is my puter background for this month
shoutout to vista's aurora wallpapers

medians

medians wrote:
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encarta

have y'all tried madodate, it's like 3d window thingy

medians

The firefox-for-windows-7 guy made a LibreWolf build for Firefox 150.x a few days ago :P

Theo372873

i have tried a windows 7 VM and it lagged only 1 time

medians

Theo372873 wrote:
i have tried a windows 7 VM and it lagged only 1 time

Yeah prob something with the VM there (they can be a bit laggy)
Anyway, do u still have dat VM

ma007rio

I had a Windows 7 VM that was installing a custom service pack (containing all updates to Windows in one), then it suddenly shut down.
I booted it back up, and it was stuck fixing itself - I tried everything, including the disc with Restore burned to it, but nothing worked.
I deleted it after about a year and a half of being stuck T_T

medians

ma007rio wrote:
I had a Windows 7 VM that was installing a custom service pack (containing all updates to Windows in one), then it suddenly shut down.
I booted it back up, and it was stuck fixing itself - I tried everything, including the disc with Restore burned to it, but nothing worked.
I deleted it after about a year and a half of being stuck T_T

Can you try the new ISO (it has all updates until January 2026)
I mean built in, not installing after getting the OS

Last edited by medians (May 15, 2026 18:38:55)

ScodexPerson

I still have a old laptop that has Windows 7.
I'm not connecting it to the internet in fear of vulnerabilities,
It contains games like Age of Empires and OpenTTD.

gem1001

ScodexPerson wrote:
I still have a old laptop that has Windows 7.
I'm not connecting it to the internet in fear of vulnerabilities,
It contains games like Age of Empires and OpenTTD.

Connecting Windows 7 to the Internet is perfectly safe*

*I do it quite a lot and never got hacked

Last edited by gem1001 (May 15, 2026 18:44:09)

samkoiiii

gem1001 wrote:
ScodexPerson wrote:
I still have a old laptop that has Windows 7.
I'm not connecting it to the internet in fear of vulnerabilities,
It contains games like Age of Empires and OpenTTD.
Connecting Windows 7 to the Internet is perfectly safe*

*I do it quite a lot and never got hacked

basically it is the same if you connect to the internet without a firewall

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