Windows 10 Technical Preview Application Compatibility

DriverMax not work!

 

Totally agreed. The use of Sandboxie and anything like Appguard along Defender would be the "strongest" defense against malware though.

 

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I updated to TP from 8.1

I even modified library icons with XML and it worked fine.

Applied a few reg tweaks (notepad, copy to etc.) they all seem to work.

Journal clear.Bat works.
@echo off
FOR /F "tokens=1,2*" %%V IN ('bcdedit') DO SET adminTest=%%V
IF (%adminTest%)==(Access) goto noAdmin
for /F "tokens=*" %%G in ('wevtutil.exe el') DO (call o_clear "%%G")
echo.
echo goto theEnd
o_clear
echo clearing %1
wevtutil.exe cl %1
goto :eof
:noAdmin
exit

Acronis 2014 works
I even had all my SQL files. Just had to install WebDev 18
EditX works
DropBox works
PGP works (surprised!)
Snagit 12 works
Hamachi (piece of crap) works (need it for work)
Team Viewer works

I think it's easier stating what doesn't work.

 

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Anyone using UNi Xonar Drivers? (with Low DPC Latency)

I've read it doesn't like this Technical Preview all that much.

 

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Has anybody tried Google Earth? I having error connecting to server.

 

I wish I knew more about sandboxie. I'd like to think it's adequate protection, but I'm not so sure.
I'm thinking something like a crypter that injects itself into a system process wouldn't work on something like sandboxie.
In those cases only something like an actual VM would be secure.
On a VM, there's really no way it could escape its little box.

 

7.1.2.2041 runs here. Maybe just a temporary glitch?

 

... doesn't work properly:

- UltraISO

 

Like when I mount the Alien Isolation ISO and try to start the Setup.exe, then I get a file not found error.

Tested with v9.6.1.3016 Premium Edition.

 

And what's happen about if you right click on the ISO in Windows File Manager and choose: Mount? Works or didn't works?

 

PowerISO also causes an error. When you mount an image, and try to run something from the virtual drive, it displays:

"Incorrect Function"


Also, when I installed watch dogs, it displayed "Out of Range" error. That's strange.

 

Just mount it using File Explorer?

 

That works !

Thanks for the tip !



Since when is that function available ?



PS: I do pretty much everything via Total-Commander-Ultima-Prime.


Edit: It worked as long I din't eject the ISO via right-click, because when I try to re-mount the same ISO, then I get the following error:

Edit-2:

My UltraISO Drive is M:

The Alien Isolation ISO got mounted to H:

The Anno 2070 ISO get's mounted to O:, after I ejected the Alien ISO via right-click.

 

That's available since Windows 7! Didn't worked with all machines then, does it since Windows 8!

 

YES, read post #135!!

 

But it seems to have some issues.

Re-Read my edited post #138.

Edit: If I eject the Anno ISO via right-click, I'm able to re-mount it, but the Alien ISO refuses to re-mount.

Edit-2: After I removed H: (I think) via Disk Management, the Anno ISO get's now mounted to H: and not O: anymore, but the Alien ISO still refuses to re-mount.

Edit-3: If I assign the Drive-Letter H: to the re-appeared drive under the Disk Management, then the Anoo ISO get's mounted the next time to O: again, but the Alien ISO still refuses to re-mount.

Edit-4: Un-installed UltraISO and left the Drive with the Letter H: under the Disk Management as it was and when I now re-mount the Anno ISO it get's mounted to M: and no change to the Alien ISO.

Edit-5: Removed the assigned Drive-Letter H: under the Disk Management and didn't re-assign a Drive-Letter. When I mount the Anno ISO, then it get's mounted to H:, then I eject it and re-mount the ISO and it get's mounted to O:, then eject and re-mount and it get's now mounted to M:, then eject and re-mount and it get's assigned H: again.

So it cycles through the following Drive-Letters for the mount of the ISO: H: -> O: -> M: -> H: ... Still no luck with the Alien ISO, but I will have a look if a system re-boot will change something.

Edit-6: If I re-boot the system, then the CD-ROM 1 under the Disk Management, which had no Drive-Letter assigned, disappears. When I then try to re-mount the Alien ISO, then I still get the Error-Message, but afterwards the CD-ROM 1 re-appears under the Disk-Management with the Alien ISO mounted to it, but no Drive-Letter got assigned. After I manually assign a Drive-Letter ( H: to the CD-ROM 1 with the mounted Alien ISO I'm able to access the ISO, but as I eject it I can't re-mount it without deleting the Drive-Letter of the CD-ROM 1 under Drive-Management and re-booting the system and repeating the previous steps. It looks to me that the Alien ISO somehow got stuck somewhere in the mounting / virtual drive system of Windows or maybe only in Windows TP. It looks at least quite buggy to me and I would like to use a better working 3rd-Party-App.

Edit-7: After another re-boot of the system I'm now able to un-mount and re-mount the Alien ISO, which then cycles through the Drive-Letter like the Anno ISO before (H: -> O: -> M: -> H, at least if I do it via right-click out of the Total Commander Ultima Prime v6.0 .

 

Games for Windows Live client not working?