http://windowsupdaterestored.com/windowsupdaterestored.com wrote:This project aims at restoring the legacy Windows Update websites, and allows older operating systems (Windows 95, NT 4.0, 98, Me, 2000, and XP) to obtain updates like they used to.
"Windows Update Restored" Site
"Windows Update Restored" Site
Re: "Windows Update Restored" Site
Nice work! Good to see the legacy Windows Update coming back.
However, in my Windows NT 4.0, this website will throw an error, which says "Line: 41, Character: 221, Error: Invalid Character, Code: 0".
Perhaps this is related to the language settings, and the website is not fully compatible with Chinese yet?
Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/1rf64Xu
However, in my Windows NT 4.0, this website will throw an error, which says "Line: 41, Character: 221, Error: Invalid Character, Code: 0".
Perhaps this is related to the language settings, and the website is not fully compatible with Chinese yet?
Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/1rf64Xu
Re: "Windows Update Restored" Site
Thank you for your feedback ! The error you're seeing is not important at all, and we'll add Chinese soon
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Compaq Presario 1200 12XL408A (Windows 2000), Compaq Armada 1573D (Windows 98SE), Compaq Presario 1207 (Windows 95B), Toshiba Satellite Pro 440CDX (Windows 95C), HP NC6000 (Windows XP), Dell Latitude D620 (Windows XP/Vista), Dell Inspiron 1720 (Windows Vista), Compaq Presario 1200 12XL302 (Windows Me), Acer Aspire 1538G (Windows 8.1), Apple Powerbook G3 (I don't know the OS), Compaq Contura 400C (Windows 3.1).
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Compaq Presario 1200 12XL408A (Windows 2000), Compaq Armada 1573D (Windows 98SE), Compaq Presario 1207 (Windows 95B), Toshiba Satellite Pro 440CDX (Windows 95C), HP NC6000 (Windows XP), Dell Latitude D620 (Windows XP/Vista), Dell Inspiron 1720 (Windows Vista), Compaq Presario 1200 12XL302 (Windows Me), Acer Aspire 1538G (Windows 8.1), Apple Powerbook G3 (I don't know the OS), Compaq Contura 400C (Windows 3.1).
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Re: "Windows Update Restored" Site
I wonder how they managed to recreate the backend (especially the algorithm for determining which updates should be available, and which are recommended).
The leaked source code for four versions of Windows NT, might contain some of the relevant information, but that still wouldn't explain Windows 9x.
The leaked source code for four versions of Windows NT, might contain some of the relevant information, but that still wouldn't explain Windows 9x.
Re: "Windows Update Restored" Site
It was pretty easy: we got the website from the Wayback Machine and modified it a bit to redirect to our servers. Also, the Windows leaked source code is unuseful for this, the only thing we need is the inventories.
My laptop collection:
Compaq Presario 1200 12XL408A (Windows 2000), Compaq Armada 1573D (Windows 98SE), Compaq Presario 1207 (Windows 95B), Toshiba Satellite Pro 440CDX (Windows 95C), HP NC6000 (Windows XP), Dell Latitude D620 (Windows XP/Vista), Dell Inspiron 1720 (Windows Vista), Compaq Presario 1200 12XL302 (Windows Me), Acer Aspire 1538G (Windows 8.1), Apple Powerbook G3 (I don't know the OS), Compaq Contura 400C (Windows 3.1).
Hello, Windows Me!
Compaq Presario 1200 12XL408A (Windows 2000), Compaq Armada 1573D (Windows 98SE), Compaq Presario 1207 (Windows 95B), Toshiba Satellite Pro 440CDX (Windows 95C), HP NC6000 (Windows XP), Dell Latitude D620 (Windows XP/Vista), Dell Inspiron 1720 (Windows Vista), Compaq Presario 1200 12XL302 (Windows Me), Acer Aspire 1538G (Windows 8.1), Apple Powerbook G3 (I don't know the OS), Compaq Contura 400C (Windows 3.1).
Hello, Windows Me!