Open RHa-iKTL opened 9 months ago
DavidXanatos
commented
2 months ago as we have to use the systeminformer driver we are bound to its limitations and unfortunetely they dropped windows 7 support some time ago, it would be to much work to maintain an own win 7 compatible fork of the driver
RHa-iKTL
commented
2 months ago Hi David!,
Thank you very much for provided information and your outstanding well project.
Kind regards
Richard
Gesendet: Freitag, 03. Mai 2024 um 21:42 Uhr Von: "DavidXanatos" @.> An: "DavidXanatos/TaskExplorer" @.> Cc: "RHa-iKTL" @.>, "Author" @.> Betreff: Re: [DavidXanatos/TaskExplorer] Installing systeminformer.sys driver on Windows 7-x64 fails (Issue #52)
as we have to use the systeminformer driver we are bound to its limitations and unfortunetely they dropped windows 7 support some time ago, it would be to much work to maintain an own win 7 compatible fork of the driver
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Darthagnon
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1 month ago Would it be possible for TaskExplorer to keep retro-compatibility with the legacy Process Hacker driver? It shouldn't be too different to the System Informer driver, and is Windows 7 compatible. I uploaded the final build of Process Hacker here: https://github.com/winsiderss/systeminformer/issues/1253#issuecomment-1326885785
Have tried to install the systeminformer.sys driver on my old Windows 7-Pro-x64 Laptop and received the Error Message: "Unsupported Windows Version". Testsigning is set to on. Have tried to use several previous versions using the xprocesshacker.sys driver, but unfortunately the result is the same. Is Windows 7 not supported, respectively, does anyone know where to get a working driver from? Thanks for your attention.