Yeah, for me it’s got error and sometime it’s working.
Bump.
Apparantly IE8 says a certificate error. It appears that this message somehow blocks the passage of the escargot servers into my xp vm.
Thank god i use PROXHTTPSProxy and the POSReady trick so my ie8 is safe 
Wasn’t POSready made for atms?
not only for ATMs but and for other non cunsumer uses.And NO the updates dont have ATM stuff infact it doesnt come with no atm software
Try install this certificate (Not Virus, 100% no Virus, Working for me):
rootsupd201812.exe (575.5 KB)
It’s was made by one Japanese people on MSFN Forum. Known as BlackWingCat.
Source: Update for Root Certificates for Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 - Windows 2000/2003/NT4 - MSFN
Then Enable Update Root Certificate on Windows features.
That Error message commonly is Escargot Use TLS 1.2 or newer.
And XP only support TLS 1.0, expect Vista support TLS 1.0 for Escargot server.
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For MSN 4.7.2009, You can try Patching like MSN 5.0-6.2 so it will work.
welp,this is useless…
this is better How to update Roots Certs in Windows XP
But, it’s 1 Click it’s will install now.
Just open and it’s will complete in few seconds.
so,but this will give the latest certs from MS
POSready was made so a techincian could replace the explorer.exe gui with something else, like a ATM or something like that
wat nonsence is are you talking
It was a unfinished reply from a day ago… Also from looking at this screenshot.
Everything i said was fucking non-sense. Look at those security updates, they’re made for making XP more safer.
not like im dumb,already have it on my main xp pc anyways
Okay whatever.
Yeah, Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Support ended.
Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 is only A LAST one that still receive updates from now.
POSReady 2009 will end soon in April.
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no one cares about Windows Embedded Standard 2009 anyways.
Yeah, POSReady 2009 is more interesting.
But it will end soon.
not that i care. MSFN will probably provide new updates ported from server 2008 so XP would officialy unofficially half officialy supported until 2020!
and POSready’s unknown predecessors as well.