What lines of code could be used in either CMD or .bat form to run an executable file in compatibility mode?
Can it be done at all, or is it some registry wizardry?
C# – Running an executable in compatibility mode through CMD
cwindows-8.1
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Best Answer
First of all, you need to be Administrator or be in group of them. Second, you need to know what kind of compatibility you are going to set (Windows 7, Windows XP, etc...) Third, only applied for
.exe
filesI've set compatibility for Windows XP S3 for my
.exe
file Open cmd line as Administrator.Some example:
Note: This will be applied for all users
For current user only
I've got: