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I have an app/program (an EXE-file) I made way back when King of Spade was a Knight and I've used it for years on Windows 10 where it automaticly downloaded and installed the dependencies !
Now I run it under Windows 11 ... it just DON'T !
I know I SHOULD go back and make an "install package" but isn't there a 'Work-Around' ?
Edit:
I now tried to install Visual Studio and re-compile the solution once again, running the EXE-file again on the Windows 11 machine makes no difference - just a black hole comes up where an analog clock should show up !
I tried to install latest FRamework 9 - still not working !
What do I miss here ?
Your screenshot seems to indicate a graphics bug in that software you have created, if it is still functioning correctly, that may be because an old version of the .Net Framework like 3.5 is not installed or there is a problem with the app not being able to locate the required graphics.
It's working nicely running under Windows 10, so I think there is no graphics bug.
I think I'll have to get Visual Studio under my skin again and then make a "installation package" ... argh !
Jeg tror, det vil være den bedste mulighed.
When you create software, usually you target one version of the C++ Redistributable or the .Net Framework (or both) with your code, that is the version that needs to be installed into Windows 11 to get your software working, did you install the required dependency manually.
Over the last 8-10 years I've used the EXE-file on Windows 10 and it just automatically installed what it needed ... under Windows 11 it don't install what it need !
I tried to go back to the original code and re-compiled it (with upgrading ect, because it's 10 years old !) and run it (again under Windows 10), took the EXE-file to the Windows 11 machine and ran it ... same problem - no automatic installing of Framework ect. - eventough the EXE-file just shows black holes on the screen, it still works - I have 3 buttons designed to re-boot, shut down and start tastmanager and they still works if I'm clicking in the 'black holes' under the clock in the black hole abowe - take a look here:
