Avoid Windows compatibility mode

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I'm servicing an old code in C #.

The program was installed in Windows 7 at the time it was created, now with Windows 10 it is necessary to run with compatibility mode to work.

Compiling with a more current .Net, would it no longer be necessary to run as compatibility?

Or would you have to do something else?

    
asked by anonymous 06.02.2018 / 22:09

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It compiles with a more current framework that will correct the problem, remembering that when changing the framework may stop some functions of the code, backup before and after the test, if there is an error (if not many) It is worth correcting them.

    
07.02.2018 / 01:47