How far back the compatibility goes depends on when the current OS was released and whether it was a clean install or an upgrade from a previous Windows version. In general, each version of Windows offers out-of-the-box compatibility modes for several earlier Windows versions. In effect, it lets Windows 7, 8, and 10 fool the software into thinking it’s running on the older Windows it requires. The simplest way is to use Window’s built-in compatibility mode, which instructs Windows to provide the software interfaces and identifications that the old app expects.
There’s almost always a way to get older software to run safely inside newer Windows versions.
Many of my clients have proprietary programs written for XP.
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