leosantare
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I have a very important application that I would like to use on my new Windows 10 desktop. I have already reached out to Microsoft for support and they performed a remote session with no luck. They told me that the application needs to be updated to use on Windows 10 and to contact the developer. Which I did, and confirmed they will not being releasing an update for the application. I plan to contact Microsoft again for one more try and wanted to reach out here also. I really would like to use this application on my new Windows 10 desktop. However, my new desktop is not really compatible with Windows 7. I say this because it would involve a lot of skilled effort to obtain the correct drivers for my new desktop to even be compatible with Windows 7. Plus, I have to run Windows 10, or most current version on my new desktop since it will be online and continuing developer support. Not to mention, I don't seem to like the idea of a dual boot or virtual machine anyway. If I can't get the application to run in Windows 10, it looks like I will be purchasing a Windows 7 compatible laptop to run this application. It also looks like it will cost me about $1500 for a laptop and wanted to give it one more try before making a purchase. Note, I would be using this laptop specifically for this application and will remain offline. Just in case someone would try to say it's unsafe to use a Windows 7 OS.
Name of the application is Elgar 2.6 developed by Klark Teknik in 2006? The only requirement the application really needed was Net Framework 1.1. Put it this way, every time I would go to install the application in Windows 7, I would install Net Framework 1.1 and then Elgar 2.6. After that, the application runs great in Windows 7. Now with Windows 10, I am able to successfully install both Net Framework 1.1 and Elgar 2.6 just like in Windows 7. However, when I go to open the application in Windows 10, I get the following error. If anyone has an ideas, please let me know. It would be great to have a few people chime in and thanks.
I have a very important application that I would like to use on my new Windows 10 desktop. I have already reached out to Microsoft for support and they performed a remote session with no luck. They told me that the application needs to be updated to use on Windows 10 and to contact the developer. Which I did, and confirmed they will not being releasing an update for the application. I plan to contact Microsoft again for one more try and wanted to reach out here also. I really would like to use this application on my new Windows 10 desktop. However, my new desktop is not really compatible with Windows 7. I say this because it would involve a lot of skilled effort to obtain the correct drivers for my new desktop to even be compatible with Windows 7. Plus, I have to run Windows 10, or most current version on my new desktop since it will be online and continuing developer support. Not to mention, I don't seem to like the idea of a dual boot or virtual machine anyway. If I can't get the application to run in Windows 10, it looks like I will be purchasing a Windows 7 compatible laptop to run this application. It also looks like it will cost me about $1500 for a laptop and wanted to give it one more try before making a purchase. Note, I would be using this laptop specifically for this application and will remain offline. Just in case someone would try to say it's unsafe to use a Windows 7 OS.
Name of the application is Elgar 2.6 developed by Klark Teknik in 2006? The only requirement the application really needed was Net Framework 1.1. Put it this way, every time I would go to install the application in Windows 7, I would install Net Framework 1.1 and then Elgar 2.6. After that, the application runs great in Windows 7. Now with Windows 10, I am able to successfully install both Net Framework 1.1 and Elgar 2.6 just like in Windows 7. However, when I go to open the application in Windows 10, I get the following error. If anyone has an ideas, please let me know. It would be great to have a few people chime in and thanks.