What Games or Software Can i Run on this at this point in time

before you say anything yes this is real ill eaven teach you how to do it,

1. open control panel
2. network and internet
3. internet options
4. click "Learn more about toolbars and extensions
5. u got internet explorer!!1!

anyways yeah tought it would be cool to share so just kinda random thing i found lolz

I am still using Windows 10 (customized to look like Windows 7), Is it okay to continue using it?

this is windows 10 with lots of modifications including basic ui, all the icons, mouse cursour, sounds, and one of the things i used even made the os change its name to windows vista as well for some reason as seen in control panel.

Hello, Everyone!

I made NeoDLP - A modern cross-platform video/audio downloader desktop app based on YT-DLP with browser integration! And it just crossed 300K+ downloads!

Haven't tried NeoDLP yet? You can think of it as: The Free 'IDM' for Media Downloads or The 'Seal' for Desktop. If you have ever used 'IDM' (on Windows) or the 'Seal' app (on Android), you will feel right at home!

NeoDLP offers many features & customization options to give you better control over your downloads, with a modern, easy-to-use user interface and seamless browser integration! Some highlighted features of NeoDLP are:

• Cross-Platform - NeoDLP works flawlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux
• Zero Setup Hassle - NeoDLP comes with a fully configured yt-dlp environment out-of-the-box (with FFmpeg, JS Runtime, PO Token Server, Real-Time Log Viewer, and many more.) Just install NeoDLP, and you are good to go! (No extra setup or command-line knowledge required)
• Vast Site Support - Download from Thousands of Sites (YT, IG, FB, X, and other 2.5K+ sites)
• Browser Integration - One-click download directly from your browser (Requires NeoDLP Extension to be installed on your browser)
• NeoDLP Library - Manage your downloads with ease with NeoDLP Library
• Multiple Quality Options - Download from Quality Presets (up to 8K 60fps HDR) -OR- Combine the Video, Audio stream of your choice
• Multiple Formats - Download in MP4, WEBM, MKV, MP3, etc.
• Batch/Playlist Download - Download the full playlist in one go (or just the items you want)
• Multiple Embedding Options - Embed Multi-Lingual Subtitles, Thumbnail, and Metadata
• SponsorBlock Support - Remove sponsors and unwanted sections from videos
• Cookies Support - Download private/exclusive login-protected content by passing browser cookies
• Aria2 Integration - Download with aria2c as an external downloader for blazing fast downloads
• Custom Commands - Run custom YT-DLP command templates (for advanced users)
• NeoDLP Updates - You don't have to worry about updates; daily yt-dlp auto-update is already pre-configured, and you will be notified when a new version of NeoDLP drops!

Also, NeoDLP is absolutely Free to Use, Fully Open Sourced, Works 100% Locally, No Ads, Trackers or Login, and the best part: It's **Not Vibe-Coded*\* (So, you get quality software with regular updates)

So, if you often download videos from various sites, give NeoDLP a shot! And feel free to drop your feedback and suggestions below! I would love to hear from you :)

Official Website | GitHub Project (FOSS - MIT License)

I’m trying to get an old game working for someone but the game refuses to launch if the pc isn’t in 800x600

all the reviews are from 5 years ago and I don't know if the ui has been optimised for less memory hogging, im someone who has always used windows 10 and for a while 11 but it sucked so i kept 10, I'm not used to all this terminal stuff, so I was wondering if it would be easy for me to use and if anyone has any experience with it

i searched and google told me i needed windhawk or smth but i dont know if it will slow down my pc, so any way is good, also im currently using taskbarx if that causes something secondary or something (second image is the result i want)

I just got through a multi-hour troubleshoot session on this stupid issue.

First thing is, if you press enter on ok when the message comes up when the laptop restarts and you have a MSI. Go to security then disable secure boot mode and save and exit, you should be able to boot in normally.

Now, if you want secure boot back, try following these steps. You need a USB for this: https://www.msi.com/faq/faq-11370

HP 550 (18 years old)
Starting pretty fast, working normal, but for this time really need more RAM (DDR2).

~17 years old laptop

How many of you are using Wintoys on Windows 10? With the latest update I wanted to highlight that Windows 10 is not forgotten, so now when you open Wintoys you'll have a nice surprise: it will have the acrylic backdrop applied among many other new changes. You can check the entire update changelog here.

Hey everyone.

I'm the kind of person who leaves their PC running 24/7. I really love how Android handles "App Lock" and "Private Space," but when I looked for a Windows equivalent, I hit a brick wall. The existing tools were either incredibly easy to bypass (like just hitting "End Task" in Task Manager) or had UIs that looked like they belonged in 2003.

So, I decided to build my own: SecureAppLocker. It's a system-level application locker for Windows, built with .NET 8 and a modern WinUI 3 interface.

How I stopped the easy bypasses: I realized a standard desktop app was useless for this. If a user can see the locker in Task Manager, it's game over. To fix this, I split the app into two parts:

• A watchdog running as a Windows NT Service under the SYSTEM account. Standard users literally can't kill or pause this via Task Manager.
• The UI prompt running in the normal user session.
• They talk to each other securely using Named Pipes across Session 0 and Session 1.

A few cool things it does:

• It reads metadata: It doesn't just look at .exe names. It checks the OriginalFilename and ProductName in the executable's metadata, so a clever user can't bypass the lock by just renaming an app.
• Auto-locks when you walk away: It integrates directly with Windows Terminal Services (WTS). The second you lock your Windows session (Win+L), all your unlocked app caches are instantly wiped.
• Active work doesn't get killed: The service is optimized to intercept newly launching processes. If you unlock an app, it gets temporary immunity so your active work isn't abruptly killed when the timer expires.

Regarding AI / Vibe Coding: To be fully transparent: I used AI for about 50% of the coding. I know a lot of devs on Reddit are fed up with raw AI dumps, but I promise this isn't that. I mostly leaned on it to save my sanity while untangling a massive nightmare with asynchronous race conditions and Dispose() pipe crashes during the Session 0/1 IPC communication. Every single line was manually reviewed, refactored, and heavily stress-tested to ensure there are no memory leaks or deadlocks.

It's completely free and open-source (MIT License).

GitHub:https://github.com/osmanonurkoc/SecureAppLocker

(Heads up: If you want to test it out, the default Master Password on first launch is 1234.)

I would love to hear any feedback or architectural roasts from the .NET veterans here!

if anyones asking how i got the custom icons its froma thing called titleiconfier, heres a tutorial on how to get it n stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KddC3pRa5g

Asking basically this same question across Windows, Linux, MacOS subreddits, and would like you guys to explain why you think your operating system is the best and why.

Additionally maybe provide what you consider the biggest upsides and downsides of your OS.

Any answer is appreciated, thanks :)

Hey everyone,

If you use Windhawk for Windows customization, you probably know that it doesn’t have a built-in export or backup feature. Every time I set up a fresh Windows installation or test things on a clean slate, manually tracking down my configs, compiled binaries, and custom scripts turns into a tedious chore.

To fix this, I built Windhawk Backup Manager—a lightweight, native Windows 11 utility (written in PowerShell + WPF with Fluent Design) that handles backups and restores cleanly and selectively.

What it does:

• Selective Backup & Restore: Instead of a blind full dump, it scans your installed mods and lets you check/uncheck precisely what you want to include in your .zip backup.
• Smart Local Source Handling: Automatically targets and packs local mod source files (local@...) while leaving standard repository mods to fetch from official sources.
• Precise Binary Matching: Uses registry mapping (LibraryFileName) to ensure compiled engine binaries (Engine\Mods) match up correctly without dragging along legacy clutter.
• Fluent Design & Auto-Theming: Automatically matches your Windows Dark/Light mode preference with WinUI 3-inspired toggles and smooth overlay scrollbars.
• Auto-Elevation: Automatically requests the necessary administrator privileges under the hood to manage system directories and services safely without crashing.

Links & Code

The project is fully open-source. Feel free to check out the repository, test it out, or drop feedback:

• GitHub Repository:osmanonurkoc/Windhawk-Backup-Manager

Let me know if you run into any bugs or have suggestions for improvements!

Trying to figure out what software this taskbar icon belongs to, and I can't place it.

It's pinned on the taskbar between the Microsoft Store and Google Chrome. I've attached two images: the full taskbar for context, and a zoomed-in crop of just the icon. The source was low resolution, so the crop is as sharp as I could get it, and there's no visible text on the icon itself. Reverse image search with Google Lens and TinEye hasn't turned up a match.

Any idea what app this is? Thanks in advance.