The last version of Windows to not require SSE2 is Windows 7. Updates for the embedded edition of Windows XP (which can be installed on the regular Windows XP with a registry modification) started requiring SSE2 in August 2018.
The applications listed here were tested on Windows XP with Service Pack 3. Perhaps the biggest reason why later versions of these applications require SSE2 is because Visual Studio 2012 and later automatically compile code for SSE2 processors, so many developers are not even aware of it. Click on OK to terminate the application. Usually, you would see the following error message (which can also indicate that the application requires other instruction sets, not necessarily SSE2: The application failed to initialize properly (0xc000001d). Such applications usually crash suddenly and reproducibly on startup or when you attempt to use functionality that requires SSE2 (Blender and VLC are examples of those).
Examples of such processors are the AMD Athlon XP and Intel Pentium III. This page lists the last versions of certain Windows applications that run on a processor without support for SSE2. Last versions of Windows applications that do not require SSE2 - Matej Horvat Last versions of Windows applications that do not require SSE2
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