My name is Jason and I need some compability mode .bat files coding help please.

[SplashWarfly]

USA stands for United States of America


# is the symbol that means number


& is the symbol that means and


My name is Jason
& I was born in USA
& I live in USA
& I am from USA


I know about right click compatibility mode change.


I have four coding help questions please answer them truthfully. Thank you.


#1: For example.bat file what do I need to have as code to run example.exe as Windows 11 Compatibility?


#2: For example2.bat file what do I need to have as code to run example2.exe as Windows 10 Compatibility?


#3: For example3.bat file what do I need to have as code to run example3.exe as Windows Vista Compatibility?


#4: For example4.bat file what do I need to have as code to run example4.exe as Windows XP Compabitility?


awesomecodinghelp1278

[fafalone]

1, 2 I don't think there's batch file compatibility presets for Win10/11

3

set __COMPAT_LAYER=VISTARTM
example3.exe

4

set __COMPAT_LAYER=WINXPSP3
example4.exe

[yereverluvinuncleber]

My name is Lola, I was:

& a showgirl
& I have yellow feathers in my hair and a dress cut down to there
& I will merengue and do the cha-cha
& I will try to be a star
& Faded feathers in my hair
& I sit here so refined, and drink myself half-blind
& I lost my youth and I lost my Tony
& Now I've lost my mind

All sing along now ... At the Copa, Copa Capabana, the hottest spot north of Havana...

[beredisq]

Hi Jason, you've got an interesting set of coding challenges there! While it's great that you're diving into batch scripting, setting compatibility modes via a .bat file isn't natively supported in Windows. Compatibility settings are typically applied manually or through registry edits, which can be automated cautiously.