List of unkillable process names in the Windows XP source code.
A list of unkillable process names in Windows XP.
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Read MoreWindows XP has been patched to work on a 486. This is truly amazing.
Read MoreHow the Windows XP welcome music is played. Some source code from Windows.
Read MoreThe source code for the Windows XP themes. This should be very interesting.
Read MoreSample Windows XP source code for the comctl32.dll. And some documentation.
Read MoreSome unused Windows XP themes and other related source code that should be very useful.
Read MoreHow the boot process of Windows XP works, this is very interesting code indeed.
Read MoreSource code of the shell32.dll file from Windows XP. This is very interesting.
Read MoreInstalling Windows XP in QEMU is very easy, but Internet Access is a pain.
Read MoreA look at the source code for the Internet Explorer browser and some of the UNIX compatibility
Read MoreI have found some very interesting Windows XP source code. This is the source code of the Autorun functionality. autorun\autorun.cpp1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31…
Read MoreThis theme from Gnome-Look will theme your MATE desktop to look just like the Luna theme in Windows XP. if that is what you want that is. Get the theme here: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1230964/. This theme will not show up in the theme chooser for some reason, just go to the Customise…
Read MoreWindows XP Notepad can automatically enter a date stamp when the text .LOG is typed in the editor. This is meant to be used as a sort of diary or log entry with time stamps. npfile.c772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783 784 785 786…
Read MoreI have come across a couple of unused Windows XP screensavers. These have never been seen by computer users before. They are Museum and Swoosh. The Museum screensaver is a 3d walk around an art gallery and random pictures from your Pictures folder appear on the walls like paintings. Below…
Read MoreThe leaked Windows XP code is well on the way to being a complete leak. There are a lot of missing parts in the code that was shared by someone called NTDEV, but there is a community working towards completing the code and getting a reliable build of Windows XP….
Read MoreThe source code for Windows XP has been leaked, this means that any exploits still in the code are out in the open for all to see. Apparently a lot of things have been discovered already. Windows XP included an old, but non-functional theme called “Candy”, this was a Macintosh…
Read MoreThe chntpw utility for Linux is very useful if you have “borrowed” the SAM file from C:\Windows\System32\config/SAM and you wish to try and reset the passwords. I tried this with a Windows XP SP3 password file and I managed to reset the User1 password to a blank one. The Trinity…
Read MoreWindows XP, the venerable and trusty Windows operating system from Microsoft is still in use around the world. Despite the fact that Munich has switched their computers to the Linux operating system, Windows XP still has a foothold. My local library still runs Windows XP Professional SP3. This is dated…
Read MoreSupport for Windows XP has ended, this means that there will be no further updates for Windows XP on the desktop. This is a good time to upgrade either to Windows 7, which is supported until 2020; or to use Linux Mint and enjoy a faster and more reliable desktop…
Read MoreThe support for Windows XP will end soon. April 8th in fact. This means that existing installations of Windows XP, and there are many around the world will be rendered vulnerable to exploits. Windows XP has been around since 2001 and it is time that is was replaced by something…
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