By using the software on this website, you agree:
**The majority of software on this site is freeware (there is occasional abandonware from defunct companies) and should be fine to redistribute. :)
**All software and drivers on this website are to be used at your own risk. We do not take responsibility for any damages done using the freeware of this site.**The software provided on this site is intended for an English version of Windows. Do NOT modify an international (non-English) Windows installation with English files! You may break your installation!
**This blog does not host pirated wares, for that is illegal. But software recommendations are always welcome, just contact us! :)
**Retro Systems Revival is NOT affiliated with any of the software/driver developers mentioned on this site. Software/driver-specific tech support regarding update requests and specific bugs should be directed to their developers. But feel free to ask here anyway with bugs! The worst we can do is not know!
**Do not install patches that are unintended for a specific operating system.
Fair Warnings:
**Do not install patches that are unintended for a specific operating system.
For example, do not install Windows 98 patches or updates on Windows ME, or vice-versa. Doing this may destroy your Windows installation and leave it unbootable.
**If you are modifying a Windows installation, you are responsible for backing-up your data, because changing system files can be dangerous for the installation's stability. Unofficially updating the operating system's kernel may result in instability of the system and brick the installation.
**Back-up any important documents. You are responsible for installing software and/or modifying Windows. Again, we cannot emphasize enough how important backing-up data is while experimenting with software/patches/updates!!
**If you are modifying a Windows installation, you are responsible for backing-up your data, because changing system files can be dangerous for the installation's stability. Unofficially updating the operating system's kernel may result in instability of the system and brick the installation.
**Back-up any important documents. You are responsible for installing software and/or modifying Windows. Again, we cannot emphasize enough how important backing-up data is while experimenting with software/patches/updates!!
