Some applications attempt to directly read the "Shell Folders" values in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_CURRENT_USER, which would return the folders for the user performing the install. This compatibility fix returns the common path so that the application will be available for all users of the computer after install. Applies to: Windows 95, Windows 98
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Some actions couldn't be applied to potentially harmful items. The items might be stored in a read-only location. Delete ...
Some APIs removed IsBadReadPtr from their parameter validation so applications that used to get away with passing bad pointers ...
Some application's menus may not behave correctly when the system color for menu does not match the system color for button ...
Some applications attempt to directly read the "Shell Folders" values in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_CURRENT_USER, which would ...
Some applications built to use older version of DirectX may encounter problems on Windows XP when they call the LoadLibrary ...
Some applications call obsolete private shell32 API's which are no longer supported. This compatibility fix implements those ...
Some applications call ShellExecute which in turn calls ShellExecuteEx. One of the flags in the SHELLEXECUTEINFO structure ...
Some applications contain corrupted version resources and attempt to read them when run. This compatibility fix hooks the ...