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Windows XP to Windows 7 Migration - Remediate Fix
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In this third video in the application compatibility and deployment series for Windows 7, Yochay tells us a little bit about the options available to get an application to run on Windows 7.
When possible you should look to upgrade an app, or recode if if you have source code access and expertise. If those aren't options, he also talks about implementing shims, which may allow an app to run on Windows 7.
Watch all 5 videos in the XP to Windows 7 Migration series:
1.
Overview
2.
Collect, Analyze, and Test
3.
Remediate Applications - Fix
4.
Remediate Applications - Virtualize
5.
Deploy Operating System
View the XP to Windows 7 migration process diagram
which will walk you through the tools and resources available from Microsoft to help you each step along the way.
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