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Post by Jevil7452 on May 3, 2024 11:50:13 GMT -8
You can use Resource Hacker as an alternative to CustomizerGod
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avaberrie7
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Post by avaberrie7 on May 3, 2024 12:06:28 GMT -8
You can use Resource Hacker as an alternative to CustomizerGod thats exactly what i tried, but the icons in there do not appear, even if i copy the dll out of the folder, paste it somewhere else, then try to open that, it still doesnt work, it just shows this:  |
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Post by Cynosphere on May 3, 2024 16:14:32 GMT -8
You can use Resource Hacker as an alternative to CustomizerGod thats exactly what i tried, but the icons in there do not appear, even if i copy the dll out of the folder, paste it somewhere else, then try to open that, it still doesnt work, it just shows this: View AttachmentUse the .mun files for the respective dll files that are located in C:\Windows\SystemResources. That's where the icons actually are. |
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Post by fraimouny on May 4, 2024 4:19:45 GMT -8
For some reason whenever i try to use both at the same time the open shell just disappears and even when i don't have replace the start button it doesn't work any ideas how to fix this ?  |
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avaberrie7
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Post by avaberrie7 on May 4, 2024 5:21:47 GMT -8
thats exactly what i tried, but the icons in there do not appear, even if i copy the dll out of the folder, paste it somewhere else, then try to open that, it still doesnt work, it just shows this: View AttachmentUse the .mun files for the respective dll files that are located in C:\Windows\SystemResources. That's where the icons actually are. ty, it worked! cant believe i didnt realize it was there this whole time.. im fairly new to this so excuse me |
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Post by enderboy on May 5, 2024 5:39:14 GMT -8
Hi, how can I get fully functional Windows update control panel, for me it always says Windows cannot check for update because the service is not running so many I need to create a service?
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Post by Brawllux on May 5, 2024 5:52:22 GMT -8
Hi, how can I get fully functional Windows update control panel, for me it always says Windows cannot check for update because the service is not running so many I need to create a service? No, it is not possible.Even if you get it working,after you update your install all of the system files you modified/changed will get reverted back to their unmodified state. What is the point? |
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Post by enderboy on May 5, 2024 5:54:27 GMT -8
Hi, how can I get fully functional Windows update control panel, for me it always says Windows cannot check for update because the service is not running so many I need to create a service? No, it is not possible.Even if you get it working,after you update your install all of the system files you modified/changed will get reverted back to their unmodified state. What is the point? Some updates don’t revert the changes and anyway Windows 10 is ending support in a year |
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Post by Brawllux on May 5, 2024 5:56:56 GMT -8
No, it is not possible.Even if you get it working,after you update your install all of the system files you modified/changed will get reverted back to their unmodified state. What is the point? Some updates don’t revert the changes and anyway Windows 10 is ending support in a year You are talking about WINDOWS UPDATE. One of THE MOST CRITICAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS. Your little explorer icon change staying after one update doesnt mean that you can mod a very important system component and keep it modded like that while and after updating. |
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Post by enderboy on May 5, 2024 10:51:42 GMT -8
Hi, how can I get fully functional Windows update control panel, for me it always says Windows cannot check for update because the service is not running so many I need to create a service? No, it is not possible.Even if you get it working,after you update your install all of the system files you modified/changed will get reverted back to their unmodified state. What is the point? I could try to make Legacy Update links for the check updates button, maybe mehraanakbarii can help me find the button in the uifile because he is way more experienced than me at coding. |
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mehraanakbarii
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Post by mehraanakbarii on May 5, 2024 17:06:05 GMT -8
No, it is not possible.Even if you get it working,after you update your install all of the system files you modified/changed will get reverted back to their unmodified state. What is the point? I could try to make Legacy Update links for the check updates button, maybe mehraanakbarii can help me find the button in the uifile because he is way more experienced than me at coding. what do you mean of Legacy Update links ? |
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mehraanakbarii
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Post by mehraanakbarii on May 5, 2024 17:09:22 GMT -8
Windows Update minitool is the best replacement for removed windows update control panel , it has all of old windows update control panel features, you could even add it to your control panel by write a reg file or add it directly in registry using registry editor
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Post by enderboy on May 5, 2024 22:18:26 GMT -8
I could try to make Legacy Update links for the check updates button, maybe mehraanakbarii can help me find the button in the uifile because he is way more experienced than me at coding. what do you mean of Legacy Update links ? This legacyupdate.net |
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Post by enderboy on May 5, 2024 22:22:28 GMT -8
Windows Update minitool is the best replacement for removed windows update control panel , it has all of old windows update control panel features, you could even add it to your control panel by write a reg file or add it directly in registry using registry editor Is there any source code for Windows update minitool? If there is I can edit it to make it more like the Windows 7 control panel page |
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Legofan
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Post by Legofan on May 5, 2024 22:47:24 GMT -8
I could try to make Legacy Update links for the check updates button, maybe mehraanakbarii can help me find the button in the uifile because he is way more experienced than me at coding. what do you mean of Legacy Update links ? The Developer behind it allows you to install Legacy Update on Windows 10+ to use its website as an alternative. |
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mehraanakbarii
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Post by mehraanakbarii on May 6, 2024 10:31:03 GMT -8
Windows Update minitool is the best replacement for removed windows update control panel , it has all of old windows update control panel features, you could even add it to your control panel by write a reg file or add it directly in registry using registry editor Is there any source code for Windows update minitool? If there is I can edit it to make it more like the Windows 7 control panel page it is a closed source project |
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mehraanakbarii
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Post by mehraanakbarii on May 6, 2024 10:37:02 GMT -8
Sorry I don't have C++ knowledge , this project is C++ based |
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mehraanakbarii
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Post by mehraanakbarii on May 6, 2024 12:05:01 GMT -8
This legacyupdate.net is require to install ie for who like me that did not want to enable old ie is not a good option , I prefer windows update minitool
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Post by enderboy on May 8, 2024 10:17:15 GMT -8
Sorry I don't have C++ knowledge , this project is C++ based No, I want to find the check for updates button and make it open legacy update |
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mehraanakbarii
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Post by mehraanakbarii on May 9, 2024 0:42:40 GMT -8
Sorry I don't have C++ knowledge , this project is C++ based No, I want to find the check for updates button and make it open legacy update It is impossible because even if we could add a button in the page's layout (xaml) file, we require to write code for open legacy update in button's click event handler (a callback function that will called when button clicks) |
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