Drivers and tools to run Windows XP on newer hardware

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  1. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    @daniel_k

    i have a question about the modded Intel USB 3.0 driver.

    An issue occur on all eligible Dell laptops and ZOTAC ZBOX mini PC that I own.

    When I switch USB ports from 2.0 mode to 3.0 mode by using the Intel USB3 HCSwitch device driver or the WPCRSET tool, some of my USB flash drives are no more recognized ("USB device not recognized" tooltip on the desktop)

    In the devices manager there is a code 10 (device can't start).

    Before the switch and if I rollback to the 2.0 mode, the same USB flash drives are perfectly recognized and usable.

    On all computers, it's always the same USB flash drives that are concerned.

    Any idea about this issue ? :(

    PS: I have posted the same message on the MSFN forum. :)
     
  2. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    #342 George King, Apr 17, 2022
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    @genieautravail Have you tried to replace needed files with 2003 ones?
    Code:
    hidparse.sys
    usb8023.sys
    usb8023x.sys
    usbccgp.sys
    usbd.sys
    usbehci.sys
    usbhub.sys
    usbintel.sys
    usbohci.sys
    usbport.sys
    usbscan.sys
    usbstor.sys
    usbuhci.sys
    usbvideo.sys
    
    PS: I recommend to use Generic USB3.X driver
     
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  3. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    No, do you have a link for the 2003 counterparts ?
    I am using the Intel USB 3.0 driver backported from Windows 7 that you can find on the first page of this topic.

    Regards
     
  4. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    #346 George King, Apr 17, 2022
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  7. pappyN4

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    If anyone gets this error, I ended up using patched syssetup.dll files to skip signature check. Solution I found on win-raid courtesy of @Mattiwatti.

    patches are for ISO XPsp3 and XP64sp2. PEchecksum needs to run after patches.

    Code:
    x86 syssetup.dll 5.1.2600.5512
    @33bfe   8B F8 3B FE 75 20 -> 31 C0 31 FF 90 90
    @33da6   8B F0 85 F6 75 17 -> 31 C0 31 F6 90 90
    @35535   0F 84 9F 00 00 00 -> E9 A0 00 00 00 90
    @37f03   3B C6 -> 31 C0
    @37f0b   75 3E -> 90 90
    
    x64 syssetup.dll 5.2.3790.3959
    @422bc   75 4C 0F B6 0D AC A3 08 00 -> 90 90 31 C9 90 90 90 90 90
    @42311   75 4C 0F B6 0D 56 A3 08 00 -> 90 90 31 C9 90 90 90 90 90
    @423ab   0F 85 D5 00 00 00 -> E9 D6 00 00 00 90
    @42486   40 8A 74 24 30 -> 31 F6 90 90 90
    @3fd30   85 DB 0F 84 E3 00 00 00 -> 31 DB E9 E4 00 00 00 90
    @41c0b   85 C0 8B F8 75 25 -> 31 C0 8B F8 90 90
    @41e96   85 C0 8B D8 75 1C -> 31 C0 8B D8 90 90
    @41f2b   0F 84 84 03 00 00 -> E9 85 03 00 00 90
    @46ad9   85 C0 8B D8 75 47 -> 31 C0 8B D8 90 90
    @5709b   0F 85 DB 00 00 00 -> E9 DC 00 00 00 90
    @5717c   40 8A 74 24 40 -> 31 F6 90 90 90
    @71f3b   85 C0 75 1F -> 31 C0 90 90
    @788c2   75 61 0F B6 0D A6 3D 05 00 -> E9 B9 00 00 00 90 90 90 90
    
     
  8. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    I have replaced the files by their 2003 counterparts and... same issue. ;)
     
  9. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    Are you sure your host is not corrupted somehow? What crash did you get from kernel extender? Do you use some kind of Windows version lie (like fake 6.0 on 5.1 system)
     
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  10. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    Only french edition of Windows XP SP3.

    I don't use kernel extender !

    What is kernel extender ?
     
  11. George King

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    Its already part of driver as you told problem commes from ntoskrn8.sys
     
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  12. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    I get the following error message:

    ntoskrn8.sys

    PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

    0x00000050 (0x80566000, 0x00000000, 0xA4BFCF0D, 0x00000000)

    Begining dump of physical memory
    Physical memory dump complete
     
  13. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    Do you use patched kernel for PAE? If Yes revert to original files. Extender simply show ntoskrnl.exe BSOD
     
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  14. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    No, WinXPPAE insn't applied.
     
  15. George King

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    #358 George King, Apr 28, 2022
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  16. siliconbeaver

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    Wow, Windows XP,

    my old XP can find its friends here from today. :D
     
  17. genieautravail

    genieautravail MDL Junior Member

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    @George King

    I have tried your XPESD on my Dell Latitude E6230 laptop.
    No issue with the setup.

    The intel USB 3.0 driver is installed but without the HCSwitch driver, the USB 3.0 ports works in 2.0 mode.

    I have installed some drivers (chipset, sound, video, network) and did a few reboots of the computer.

    After that, I have installed the HCSwitch driver and reboot the computer.
    At reboot, a BSOD is briefly displayed and laptop is rebooting and again a BSOD and again laptop is rebooting... (in loop).

    There is an incompatibility between your Intel USB 3.0 driver and the HCSwitch driver. ;)

    Regards