CLARA Incorporated

Chrome 6.0.408 Dev / 5.0.375.127 Stable - last unofficial version for Windows 2000 RC2 Builds - ???? Chrome 32.0.1700.107 - last unofficial version for vanilla Windows 2000 and Windows Whistler Late Beta 1 Build 2419 through Windows .NET Server build 3590 with imm32.dll from Windows 2000 Extended Kernel. with imm32.dll from Windows 2000 Extended Kernel. Chrome 33-49 is startable on vanilla Windows 2000 & Windows Whistler build 2419 through Windows .NET Server Build 3590 unofficially, but it either triggers a crash or hang after seconds. Chrome 49.0.2623.112 (and 34.0.1847.137 is the last for no SSE2, ofc) - is the last unofficial version to work on Windows XP SP1 Beta Build 2600.1050 and Windows .NET Server Build 3604. Chrome 50 is startable on Windows XP with kernelxp.dll wrappers unofficially, but the webpage does not function correctly (as tested on XP SP1). advapixp and kernelxp wrappers are required for Chrome 0.3+ on Windows 2000 Release Candidate 2 builds.

 The first successful application I managed getting to work is CCleaner 5.64.7577 for Windows XP RTM and earliest as Windows XP Beta 1 (Build 2410). Due to the kernel limitations on Windows XP RTM, Firefox 48.0.2 and Chrome 32.0.1700.107 is the last to run them unofficially. June 2025: CCleaner 5.64.7577 (Windows Whistler Post-Beta 1 Build 2410+) Chrome 23.0.1251.2 Dev / Chrome 22.0.1229.94 Stable (Windows 2000 SP4/Windows XP Build 2481) Chrome 49.0.2623.112 Stable (Windows .NET Server Build 3604 / Windows XP SP1 Beta Build 2600.1055) Firefox 52 (Windows .NET Server Build 3604 / Windows XP SP1 Beta Build 2600.1050) Firefox 48.0.2 / Firefox 45.9.0 ESR (Windows XP Pre-RC 1 Build 2474) New Moon 27.10.0 (Windows XP Pre-RC 1 Build 2474) iTunes 12.1.3.6 (Windows XP Pre-RC 1 Build 2474+) Serpent (Windows .NET Server Build 3604 / Windows XP SP1+) Mypal 68 (Windows .NET Server Build 36?? / Windows XP SP1 Beta Build 2600.1055 July 2025:  Chrome 32.0.1700.107 Stable (vanilla Windows 200...

This is a guide of how to transform it's over (from SUBCON.FDS) to Wart Theme (the one from Super Mario Bros. 2 NES) by using Audacity. This is the source of It's Over.ogg from Music & Sounds folder on SUBCON.FDS Version 1.0.7 (Full Version) folder. Drag and Drop the file to Audacity. Press Ctrl+A to Select All. Click on Effects menu, and then click on "Change Pitch". On the Change Pitch dialog box, change the percent change to "8.000", and then click on OK. Click on Effects menu, and then click on "Change Speed".   On the Change Speed dialog box, change the speed multiplier to "4.000", and then click on OK.   Click on Effects menu, and then click on "Reverse". Zoom in (3x) by pressing Ctrl+F1 three times, and then remove the first 1.8-1.9 seconds by selecting the empty part (which has a length for 1.8-1.9 seconds) and then press the Delete key. The result should looks the this in the screenshot. Click on File menu, open the...

   First, install UNICOWS + KernelEx, then extract all files of chrome.7z of Google Chrome 0.2.149.27 with 7-Zip to Chrome-bin to C:\, and then move or copy chrome.exe to 0.2.149.27 folder. I inserted the winhttp.dll from Windows XP SP2 to c:\windows\system, and added --no-sandbox to Chrome shortcut. I tested, Result --> executed chrome.exe and set the KernelEx compatibility mode for chrome.exe and chrome.dll to Windows XP SP2 from the 0.2.149.27 folder, It starts, but it shows an Aw, Snap! error. Probably has to be for Windows NT kernel. Apparently, I feel like I'm accessing the site, but the pages don't seem to load, so I really don't know.    

 Welcome to CLARA Incorporated! Uncle Captain here. This is a company that will development software, and create ports of semi-modern applications for classic Windows, and manage getting things to work. BTW, the BGRComputers.co, LTD. blog deleted permanently as of May 18, 2025. My webpage: https://sites.google.com/view/clara-incorporated