Windows Media Player is a media player that is included with Microsoft Windows.

Frontpage is an old WYSIWYG HTML editor by Microsoft, which used to be included as a part of the Office suite.

Netscape is a discontinued internet suite, well known for losing the browser wars to Microsoft's Internet Explorer in the 90s. The version available is 7.2.

RetroZilla is a fork of the old Mozilla internet suite that has been updated with a newer version of the Gecko browser engine, to let your ole' retro machines visit more modern websites. The version available is 2.2.

Virtual PC was a hypervisor originally developed by Connectix, but later sold to Microsoft. It was replaced by Hyper-V. The version available is 2007.

For instructions on how to install it on Windows 8.x and Windows 10 (x86), go here.

Roll-up here if you want some extra fixes/features. Replace the files in your installation directory with these.

Speakonia was a Text-to-Speech (TTS) program created by CFS-technologies,.

Activation instructions can be found here.

MSN Messenger is a messaging service launched by Microsoft in 1999, and gradually shut down from 2013 to 2017.

Get online with CrossTalk!

Windows Live Essentials is a suite of applications, with a few well known ones such as Movie Maker and Windows Live Messenger.

Get Messenger working again with CrossTalk!

Yahoo! Messenger is a messaging service launched by Yahoo! in 1998, and was shut down in 2016. It's also really cool.

Get online with CrossTalk!

Internet Explorer was a web browser by Microsoft, and was EVILLLLL!!!

Microsoft Plus! is an assortment of add-ons and goodies for users of Windows 95, 98, and XP. It includes desktop themes, games, Internet Explorer on Windows 95, among many other things.