I use WinQcad.
It is no longer available.
It was written to work on Windows 95 . . . Windows 10.
Probably the best PCB program "I" have used. I have used Orcad, SmartWorks, PCad, TraxMaker.
If needed, you can make a new part in about 5 minutes.
There may be a free version still available on some download sites.
Lots here use Eagle.
Edit
Since the voltage of the new switching supplies may be set to a much higher level from the factory,
first adjust the output to 5v with the supply connected to a dummy load.
Also, the potentiometer on the power supplies are the 10 turn type.
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