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I'm pretty sure Microsoft has been doing the same thing at least since windows 95. I remember trying to run some old version of Nero, the CD-ROM burning tool, o
by 0x0 14y ago
I'm pretty sure Microsoft has been doing the same thing at least since windows 95. I remember trying to run some old version of Nero, the CD-ROM burning tool, on a recent-ish version of Windows, and it popped up a message about known incompatibilities.
- sitharus 14y agoThey certainly do. If you want to SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition on Windows 7 you get that message - you have to get R2.