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MS do you have any other resources like the Old Microsoft Compatibility Center?
Please do not cross reference other threads as answers as I have checked on them already. (seriously)
The Microsoft Compatibility Center would tell me if almost any piece of software was compatible with Windows... With amy windows not just 10.
Since, MS removed the site, What other "useful" resource do you have to make up for it?
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Hi,
You are not addressing Microsoft here.
We don't work for Microsoft; we are mainly volunteers here.
I know it is annoying what you are asking about.
The workaround I use is to go to the Program Manufacturer's website and look up the particular Program's System Requirements, which includes Hardware requirements and Operating System compatibility.
Cheers.
