Windows 7 software compatibility

Windows 7 has been released for many days. I believe Microsoft fans have been deeply attracted by Windows 7. Although Microsoft said that the Windows 7 operating system is already compatible with 91% of the software, 92% of the hardware and 95% of the website on the Chinese market, it does not mean that Windows 7 has a smooth compatibility. At present, the compatibility of Windows 7 is still concentrated in the general consumer market, and has not been touched by more industrial applications. So what should I do when the software encounters a compatibility problem so that the problematic software can run well in Windows 7.

This article provides three solutions to help you solve software compatibility issues to a certain extent.

 

Method 1 automatic compatibility Solution

 

1. Right-click the software to be run and click "troubleshoot compatibility" (compatibility solution ).

The system starts to detect compatibility issues and provides corresponding solutions.

 

2. Select the repair type and click "Try Recommended settings" (recommended ).

 

3. Test the compatibility settings. Click "start the program" to test whether the system's compatibility settings can run the software.

Note: If you do not perform the test, you cannot proceed to the next step.

 

4. Save the compatibility settings. If the software runs properly, save the settings.

 

Method 2 compatible attributes

1. Right-clickProgramClick "properties ).

 

2. First, check "run this program in compatibility mode for", and then select the compatible mode suitable for the program in the "compatibility" tab.

 

Method 3 Windows XP mode (Virtual XP Mode)

This method can be said to be the ultimate solution. Microsoft Virtual PC and Windows XP mode are used to build a virtual XP environment for the software. For details, refer to Windows XP mode for Windows 7. For the two software mentioned above, Microsoft has provided the official version for download.

Windows Virtual PC: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx? Familyid = 2b6d5c18-1441-47ea-8309-2545b08e11dd & displaylang = en

Windows XP mode: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx? Displaylang = en & familyid = fb633e9d-ddbc-4044-bb09-4f99e757064e

 

If you have any questions, please go to the Windows 7 group.