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    I am getting started with the Application Compability Toolkit and I can't find any COMPLETE documentation on th fixes.

    I have an application that behaves badly when running on a desktop with several monitors. The Win+P keyboard shortcut isn't far away, but having to use it is sort of annoying. Is there a compatibility fix to run the application with only one monitor exposed to the application?

    PS: The application is really quite old. I've already applied the SingleCore fix as it behaves badly when running on multiple cores.

    Friday, May 5, 2017 11:11 AM

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    Hi ,

    What is your exact application? Is it a third party application?
    If you are using a third party application and it is quite old, there is a possibility that it is not compatible with the last build of Windows.  You need to contact the application support for help. Check if they released new version of application that is compatible with Windows 10. Microsoft cannot provide support for third party application.

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    Monday, May 8, 2017 7:58 AM