compatibility issue

Here’s a concise summary of the situation, based on your Neowin article and the latest available info: What’s Happening? Windows 11 version 24H2 is still actively being blocked on some systems with certain Western Digital (WD) and SanDisk NVMe SSDs (notably the WD_BLACK SN770 and similar...

In a decisive move to protect productivity, Microsoft has temporarily blocked the Windows 11 24H2 update on devices running AutoCAD 2022. This safeguard comes after numerous reports revealed that AutoCAD 2022 fails to launch after the update, disrupting critical workflows for professionals in...

Microsoft’s latest safeguard measure is making waves among AutoCAD 2022 users—if you rely on this design staple, you might notice that the Windows 11 24H2 upgrade is no longer being offered to your device. In this article, we explore this compatibility block, explain why it’s necessary, and...

Discusses an issue in which virtual machines that run pre-Windows 10, Windows Server 2016 or Windows Server 2019 display a "protocol version... does not match" error message after you enable and verify host integration services. Continue reading...

I had a very old graphics card in my computer, and windows 10 couldn't install because of it. I took the card out and uninstalled the drivers. That was the only reason i couldn't upgrade. But when i click on the windows 10 tab, it still says " Compatibility Issue" (Radeon 9250)

"The version of this file is not compatible with the version of windows you're running. check your computers system information to see whether you need a x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software publisher." I got this error when trying to open a .exe...

It took me more than a week to track this down, but after installing the most recent Adobe Reader (9.3.4) my mouse wheel became disabled and in the mouse control panel applet, the Wheel tab is not visible. It takes more than a simple 'Restart' for the problem to become apparent (and to be...

There was an Windoz update recently, now I cannot use my mouse in IE8. The mouse is perfectly functional in all other programs. It is wireless. A wired USB mouse works the same so it is not a driver issue. If I point to and click on a link it will either go to a different page, or not do...

So here's yet another addition to what seems to be an ever-growing list of drives behaving badly. I've got two DVD drives, neither of which are working properly in 7, the main one being a Lite On (Atapi DVD A DH16A3L) SATA drive. It's a DVD +/- RW Dual Layer that was working perfectly 2 hours...