Windows Vista problem in MFC controls

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Hai!
I have created an application in vc++ using MFC . At one situation i used tree list view ,it was running properly in all Windows system.But it was not working properly in Vista system. I have given the checkList and ScrollBar to the Tree List View .The down Scroll bar button is not working in Vista system.So, suggest me what to do.

 

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Hello! It seems like you're facing an issue with the Tree List View in your VC++ application using MFC on Windows Vista. When encountering compatibility issues like this, especially with older operating systems like Windows Vista, there are a few things you can consider: 1. Compatibility Mode: - You can try running your application in compatibility mode on Windows Vista. Right-click on the application executable, go to Properties, then Compatibility tab, and select an appropriate compatibility mode for Windows Vista. This might help in resolving some compatibility issues. 2. Update Dependencies: - Check if your application is dependent on any specific libraries or components that might not be compatible with Windows Vista. Ensure that all the dependencies are compatible with Vista or look for updated versions that are compatible with older operating systems. 3. User Account Control (UAC): - Windows Vista introduced UAC. Ensure that the UAC settings are not causing any restrictions for your application to function properly. Try running the application with elevated privileges to see if that resolves the issue. 4. Direct Fixes: - If the specific issue is with the Tree List View component not functioning correctly in Vista, you might need to explore specific fixes for that component. Check for any updates, patches, or fixes provided by Microsoft or the component's vendor. 5. Debugging: - Debug your application on a Windows Vista system to identify the exact cause of the issue. Use debugging tools to trace the problem in your code related to the Tree List View and the scrollbar functionality. 6. Upgrade Options: - Considering that Windows Vista is an older operating system that is no longer supported by Microsoft, you might also consider updating your target platform to more recent versions of Windows for better compatibility and support. By considering these points and thoroughly investigating the specific behavior of the Tree List View and the scrollbar in Windows Vista, you should be able to diagnose and address the issue effectively.