Hi, Thanks for the info. I could only test NT4 and the new BassASIO on a VM and only with vanilla SP6. In this case SSE/SSE2 instructions could be executed without illegal instruction errors but seemingly the OS was not aware of the "new" XMM registers and did not save the register states between …

New version 2.3.0 has been released: [...] This version still works with Windows NT4 SP6/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10/11 but on NT4 ASIO output mode is no longer available (new version of BassAsio requires SSE support). I appreciate you supporting NT 4.0 in this project. Just a note, though, that there's …

This might help: http://pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/

For what it's worth, the same vendor selling the N.O.S. Alps drives on Amazon also has them listed on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/335197784517 One thing to watch out for with USB floppy drives is that not all of them support 720 KiB disks. My TEAC FD-05PUW does, purchased from Dell some 15+ years …

It's 2024, and the "can't have USB with NT 4.0" ignorance still hasn't died? The Inside Out Networks stack doesn't work with every USB controller ( neither does 2000's , at least without hotfixes), but when it works, it works pretty well in my experience. I've been able to use USB 2.0 flash drives …

Not all Verbatim discs are high quality. I know that in the case of Verbatim CD-Rs and DVD-Rs, at least, the ones with "AZO" or "DataLifePlus" branding are what to look for. The regular CD-Rs and anything branded "Life Series" are lower quality. Not sure off-hand about how good the "archival quality …

I think NT 3.51's text mode installer has some issues. I originally tried loading UniATA driver via F6 but never succeeded that way. You need to manually slipstream uniata.sys, change related SIF files to include UniATA and make sure that driver will get loaded (that is, without specifying "noload …

Sorry to necro an old thread, but I was wondering if you guys could provide specific instructions on how you prepared the NT 3.51 installation to boot using UNIATA from an AHCI controller (or even a Native SATA controller). I don't need Bearwindow's slipstream instructions (I know them quite well); …

Apparently there are two sets of associations in Windows: The ones it shows you and the ones it actually uses. On my system, it insists that .TXT is associated with Notepad, but I have it associated with Metapad, and that's what opens when I double-click a text file. There are two sets: one that …

Edit: I should clarify that for everywhere I say 98, or 98SE, I mean 98SE with the shell swapped out for the 95 version using 98lite. I have no patience for watching the explorer windows paint because I'm using a web browser for a shell. Hey, someone with better-than-average taste in software. :) …

Place a boot sector image file for the FreeDOS partition on the XP partition alongside NTLDR. You can use the SYS comand in FreeDOS to make one: sys C: bootsect.dos /bootonly and move it to the XP partition. If you named the boot sector file "bootsect.dos" as in the above example, you can use the …

I believe certain Win32 API call(s) are needed to reload the wallpaper or color scheme on the fly, hence the need for such a program. I'm sure a similar program could be made for changing color schemes, or better yet to load a .theme file to change both and then some in one swoop. I don't recall off …

Try the old Optimum X "Set Wallpaper" freeware program; it claims compatibility with Windows 95: http://www.optimumx.com/downloads.html#SetWallpaper

My only complaints have to do with the UI lacking some features I commonly use... such as "open with" in the context menu for a file, or an obvious way to change file associations. I've heard about TweakUI, perhaps it can help with that. Hi, was lurking around and thought I'd chime in... You can …