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Thank you for replying.

Another question: What is a modern browser in the context of this list ?

billmect said: | I have been using the 125 version for several weeks on Win 7, I also have the CustomCSSforFx I thought 115 esr was the last version frme Mozilla that worked under Windows 7. Are you using some unofficial build ?

I downloaded Zulu JRE for 32-bit Windows. It comes as a .zip file without an installer. I understood that I must set the JAVA_HOME and PATH variables to to the JRE directory in order that programs that need Java can see it, but I don´t know how to do so in Windows. Would anyone here explain ? O/S Windows 7 Home 32-bit

Tripredacus said: | No. In fact, if you create a shortcut to cmd and go to the properties, you'll see you cannot set options on it either as it's a "special" | | executable in Windows. Running as Administrator is not allowed to be done automatically on certain binaries, and cmd.exe is one of | them. But this is exactly what I did years ago and it works. Perhaps because this is a single-user installation of Windows 7 Home

What I was worried about did happen. Until recently, there were only routers besides the machine I was reporting about in the LAN, and I could see and access them now, I set another desktop computer, also runnnig Win7 and they do not talk to one another. Both automatically get IP addresses and ipconfig, and netstat show their acitivity, but the first one, about which I wrote in my february 3 post, still says "Not Connected - No connections available" in the lower right corner of the screen and neither one cannot access the other under Windows. The second computer shows the LAN in the lower right corner icon, but does not show the first computer in the network map.

On 2/15/2022 Ivanbutto posted a message about this error when attempting to run OneDrive : I got this same error attempting to run a program named PdfEdit. It is a Win32 program, the date of the .exe is 05-26-2014. What does this error code mean ? My P/S is Win7 AMD-64 Pro.

Vista4Life said: | Nightly build 2023-07-18-09-25-38 is the latest one that works. But I asked for dev builds - Those that appear in http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/dev/ - not nightly builds. Anyway, thank you for the reply.

Does anyone here know what is the last Firefox dev build compatible with Windows 7 ?

J.D.Draker asked: | What about the condition of the system HDD? It has 300 GB capacity, about half-full and so far working without problems.

Now a worry: Shortly after reinstalling, the rght hand lower corner of the desktop begin to appear as in WHTISTHS.GIF, with three red crosses on the icons. I usually disable the sound board, so no worry here. I shall give more info about the notifications in another post. The current worry is that the network icon is also crossed out, and on click shows the message "Not connected - No available connections" as in NOCONN.GIF. However, I can connect to any other machine in the LAN and access the Internet through the gateway without problems. I am worried because , if it really stops connecting, there would be no clue about what happened. The Ethernet adapter properties screen does not show anything wrong - see ADAPREDE.GIF. The message says: "This device is working correctly"

A question: I did not change the OpenWithList key from that displayed on the December 16 image, but the options that appear in the "Open With.." menu are not the same. Where Windows gets the list ?

To vinifera: I tried that, and it made no difference. Sorry. To Jaclaz: I tried your solution, and it worked nicely. Thank you. BTW: That site is another good Windows information site I did not know of.

See the attached REGEDIT screen. All keys have their default value only. I don´t know what value they should have in order to appear in the menu.

I think this title is less aggressive. This topic is a continuation of "Restoring the Registry", presenting other things that did not work as they should. First, the easiest to explain: When I right-click on a file name, a menu appeared with several options - Open, Move, Delete, etc. One of them was "Open with...", that allowed selecting a non-standard program to open the file. This option disappeared after reinstalling Windows, I do not know why. I can still use a non-standard program to open the file, but I must do it by launching the program, then selecting "Qpen" and navigating directories until I find the file. Not really bad, but I would like to know whether I can restore the Right-click menu as it was.