WIC at same level as Vista (additional codec by older and free FastPictureViewer) USB 3 generic (driver supported by e.g ASMedia, NEC) UNICODE (uniscribe) >= 5, Incomplete 4.x, and missing some unicode fonts (newer version available as part of Office Viewer 2010 with VistaFont Pack) UDF >= 2.5 (HD-DVD driver by Toshiba / Bluray driver by Panasonic) StorPort (note that in Win2003, ntos kernel 5.2 need to manage the dualism of old scsiport and new storport, thus transplanting it into XP kernel 5.1 = loose cannon) PAE > 4GB due to licensing and driver stability issue (unstable support via PatchPae3, detectable RAM up to 2^37 and usable by Gavotte RAMDisk as multiple 4GB pagefiles, in case of PAE + 3GT max RAM is 16GB where the rest may usable via Imdisk AWE alloc ) ODBC > 3.51 (most BigData vendor provide JDBC alternative) KASLR (partial support by Ozone/Wehntrust) IPv6 partial support missing DHCPv6 (use dibbler as alternative) and PPPv6
Input Language for Indic and few others (Support by MS Indic or Google Input Tools or Free Keyman Desktop 8.0) HTML5 (ongoing support by Maxthon and Seamonkey) The list meant to be 'technology enabler', so no end-user software listed here.ĬODEC for modern multimedia formats (support by e.g LAVFilters)ĭirectX e.g DXVA2, Direct2D, DirectWrite >= 10 (partial suppport by Wine)
To celebrate the year when XP will be EOL lets list feature that's not supported by/for Windows XP.
