Still today many programs and applications are incompatible with Windows Vista due to unavailability of drivers and such. When you try to run a program, you may get a pop-up saying that you can no longer run this program as some .dll files which are needed to run are not available in system 32. So, how do you run these programs in Vista?
Fortunately, Vista has a compatibility feature to address this issue. If any program is not able to run under Vista, Right click the .exe file and select properties. Click compatibility tab (as shown in the figure).
In the drop down menu, choose Windows XP or whichever OS that particular program worked earlier. Make sure you check ‘Run this program as an administrator’. Click Ok and Run the program again. Now you should be able to run the application.
sometime running the application with administrator rights work… but there are still dumb Apps that won’t budge.. hehhehe
Usually turning off the UAC during installation does the trick check it here : ways to disable the UAC
and sometimes the compatibility mode and mix it up with Disabling the Visual Themes… does the trick…:)
but if it still doesn’t work then try to find an upadted program for it
Trying to run a program on Vista I was reaching a point where software could not find “t_login-EXE”. When Properties/Compatibility on Direct access Icon or on the .Exe program was marked “Run this program as an Administrator” problem dissapeared…! Tks for help.
I love vista as much as you do. But i was worried about the compatibility of softwares that i currently have in xp. This post really helped. Thnx