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You have selected free tutorial of the Microsoft Corporation for the Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) :
98-349: MTA: Windows Operating System Fundamentals : Module 1: Introducing, Installing, and Upgrading Windows 7 :
Identifying Application Compatibility
Microsoft Help:-
If you have programs written for Windows XP or earlier that worked correctly in those older OSs
but don’t work well in Windows 7, Microsoft was kind enough to include the Program Compatibility
Wizard in Windows 7 so you can select and test compatibility settings that could identify the problem(
s) and hopefully get your program working again.
Here’s how you open the Program Compatibility Wizard:
- Click Start, Control Panel, Programs.
- Under the Programs and Features section at the top of the window, click the Run Programs Made for Previous Versions of Windows link. The Program Compatibility Wizard window appears; you can use it to pinpoint the problem(s) with your application. Additionally, Microsoft is making available a free download named Windows XP Compatibility Mode, which enables you to run programs written for Windows XP much more easily under Windows 7. For more information on Windows XP Compatibility Mode,
Other Program Compatibility Issues
While running Windows 7,
you might decide to install an older program or game. However,
Windows 7 might not install the program or might not run the program correctly once installed.
Windows 7 sports a new version of the Program Compatibility Wizard to help work around this kind
of incompatibility.
The Program Compatibility Wizard is designed to change the compatibility of a certain program and
allow that program to work in Windows 7. To open and use this wizard, follow these instructions:
- Click Start, Control Panel and type Program Compatibility in the Search box at the top of the
screen.
- In the results pane, click the Run Programs Made for Previous Versions of Windows link.
- Control Panel starts the Program Compatibility Wizard. If you’re not logged in as Administrator,
click Advanced, click Run As Administrator, enter the password, and then click Next.
- Windows 7 scans your computer for potentially incompatible programs and displays a list. Select your desired program and click Next.
- In the Select Troubleshooting Option screen, click
Troubleshoot Program.
- The wizard presents a list of problems you might have
encountered . Select The Program Worked in
Earlier Versions of Windows But Won’t Install or Run Now.
You can also select any of the other options listed, which
might include problems displaying the program or getting
permissions. Click Next.
- The wizard asks you what prior version of Windows supported the program. Make a selection
and click Next.
- You have chosen all the basic options, so the wizard now asks you to test the program to make
sure that it works correctly. Click Start the Program, and then return to the wizard and click
Next.
- After testing is completed, you are asked whether you want to save these settings, change the
current settings, or report the problem to Microsoft and check for a solution online.
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