I mentor many people who work with me, and I seem to have an issue getting a particular lesson across. Hello Spiceworks,I need help.I work in Healthcare as a system architect/engineer. Being too accommodating in IT Best Practices & General IT.Yes, we know Windows XP is bad, but we don't always have a choice.
These are examples of what I have to work with and what others deal with too. What's attached to the press, is what can be attached to it, period.
I also have Windows XP PC's running presses that I can't swap out. I've got one legacy program that I never got working on Windows 7 in compatibility mode. It was made for Windows 2000 Professional. I've already tried to get it to work in compatibility mode and every attempt has failed. I have software running on servers from the 90's that the client doesn't work in Windows 10 compatibility mode. I also don't want to hijack the OP's thread, but here's a quick response. Sorry, I thought you were referencing the OP's original post. It would be worth trying to see if this software would run in compatibility mode on a windows 10 machine in a test environment. So the real problem is that you have legacy software that prevents you form upgrading to windows 10. I'm referrencing when you said "Some of us have to run legacy applications or have equipment that is specifically run by a Windows XP PC.".
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