Some applications free DLLs that are still in use. If this occurs, and the offending application attempts to make a call to an exported function, the call fails with an access violation. This compatibility fix ignores calls to the FreeLibrary API using a list of DLLs to ignore. For example: USER32.DLL;GDI32.DLL.
Some applications don't handle certain aspects of hardware acceleration correctly. For example, they may assume that the ...
Some applications execute from sections not marked for execution. This compatibility fix patches the section protection for ...
Some applications execute from sections not marked for execution. This compatibility fix patches the section protection for ...
Some applications expect a call to GetStdHandle to fail. This compatibility fix causes all calls to the GetStdHandle API ...
Some applications free DLLs that are still in use. If this occurs, and the offending application attempts to make a call ...
Some applications may call the ole32!OleUnitialize function in their DllMain. This worked on Windows 2000, but is no longer ...
Some applications may expect the DirectPlay devices to be enumerated in a specific order. This compatibility fix enables ...
Some applications may have difficulty adjusting to the differences in folder structure between Windows 9x and Windows XP. ...
Some applications may lose focus and are unable to regain it due to Windows XP window manager changes. This compatibility ...