[SOLVED] Wanted: International Rectifier Ballast designer 4.2.26 or higher

[e-pirate]

Hi folks.

Recently I found that I'm not able to run my old WinXP virtual machine that housed International Rectifier's Ballast designer 4.2.26 I need to design ballast around IR2520D for my UV lightbox. The problem is - I also lost (most likely never bothered saving) an installer of this software and it is somehow for my big surprise is not available in the Internet. All the links I found are leading to now dead https://irf.custhelp.com/ci/documents/detail/2/bdarequest . If this is related to Infenion or not - who knows.
It looks like I had version 4.2.26 but any higher version able to run on WinXP is welcomed.
Maybe someone have an installer saved somewhere in far corner and be kind to save me?
Thanks.

[Andy Chee]

I remember getting this program from 320volt.com via some suspicious looking links. 

https://320volt.com/en/international-rectifier-elektronik-balast-tasarim-programi/

Fortunately they did eventually result in a useful download link;

https://www.mediafire.com/file/sr16ocn2kt64mxr/international-rectifier-elektronik-balast-tasarim-programi.zip/file

The zip file is password protected, the password is: 320volt.com

[NiHaoMike]

If you still have the old VM, try mounting the image and copying the app from the program files directory? Might also be worth a try running it in WINE as it has improved considerably over the years, to the point that even a majority of games will run on it.

[e-pirate]

I remember getting this program from 320volt.com via some suspicious looking links. 

https://320volt.com/en/international-rectifier-elektronik-balast-tasarim-programi/

Fortunately they did eventually result in a useful download link;

https://www.mediafire.com/file/sr16ocn2kt64mxr/international-rectifier-elektronik-balast-tasarim-programi.zip/file

The zip file is password protected, the password is: 320volt.com

Thank very much! There are two versions provided in zip archive: the old 4.2.25 and the version I had 4.2.26, both install and work perfectly well on WinXP. Both seem virus-free (according to todays DoctorWeb CureIt). To be honest, I came across this strange site, but was not patient enough to spot the working download link at the bottom of the page. My fault. Thank you once again.