This compatibility fix fixes problems with any application that uses the Shrinker resource compression library. This library hacks resource functions in ntdll and kernel32 and redirect calls into their own function routines. But Ntdll code has different opcodes in Windows XP. The program failed to find the opcode signature and decided to cancel WriteProcessMemory call to write their redirection. Because of this, the necessary decompression of program code and resources were not executed and caused access violation. Shrinker compatibility fix resolves this by providing necessary opcode signature so the app could write those redirection into ntdll.
This compatibility fix enables Windows Server 2008 sorting behavior for the CompareString, LCMapString, FindNLSString and ...
This compatibility fix enables Windows Vista sorting behavior for the CompareString, LCMapString, FindNLSString and IsNLSDefinedString ...
This compatibility fix ensures that any mode changes the application makes are temporary in nature. When this fix is applied, ...
This compatibility fix ensures that when a window is destroyed, another visible window from the current application is ready ...
This compatibility fix fixes problems with any application that uses the Shrinker resource compression library. This library ...
This compatibility fix forces all windows to display (centered) on the correct monitor. It can be used to prevent windows ...
This compatibility fix forces the IShellFolder::GetDisplayNameOf API to return an ANSI string as Windows 98 would, instead ...
This compatibility fix handles applications that pass a cbSrcLength value that is too big in the ACMSTREAMHEADER parameter ...
This compatibility fix hooks the CreateProcess and WinExec APIs to spoof executables that need redirection such as Start.exe, ...