Windows 10: Win 10 2004 not honoring EnableMulticast policy

Hello, I am trying to disable mDNS on Win 10 2004. I believe I have the proper reg setting HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient\EnableMulticast to 0. When I run a netstat, I am still seeing the DNS client listening for port 5353.


Is this the expected behavior? In previous builds, I recall setting the key disabling listening on 5353.

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Quicken 2004 - Windows 10 Install


Follow the native install instructions as per this excellent post on the '7' forum.

The steps I took to run Quicken 2004 on Windows7 Professional Solved - Windows 7 Help Forums

It still works a treat for Windows 10 and should now see me through to retirement! *Cool

Bill

 

Windows 10 on 2004 PC?

Success

I now have Win 10 Pro running on my 13 year old PC! I had two failed update attempts which I solved by disabling unneeded peripherals in the BIOS and ensured I used either MS drivers or the very latest Win 7 drivers before upgrading. I just ran setup.exe from a USB stick created by the Media Creation Tool and Win 10 auto activated. The PC chugs along OK so long as you do one thing at a time. I haven't 'optimised' it yet.

This PC originally had Win XP. I clean installed Win 7 Ultimate using a cheap licence then upgraded to Win 10 Pro as above.

I have a couple of queries:

1. Can I go back to Win 7 after a couple of weeks or is my licence key now tied to this PC on Win 10?
2. I found some really cheap PC3200 memory. Will MS activation complain if I increase the RAM to 4GB?

I've posted some screen shots as proof.


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Unable to play medal of honor allied assault on Windows 10

Original Title[medal of honor allied assault ]

Medal of honor allied assault will not play on windows 10 but pacific assault will. I have tried patches - updates etc. still will not work. Any answers out there? Thanks for any suggestions!