220-1102 · Question #816
After a user upgraded the Windows operating system to the latest feature release, the user notices that one of the legacy applications that was running correctly before the upgrade does not open…
The correct answer is A. Run the application as Administrator. When a legacy application is not fully functional after upgrading the Windows operating system, the first step to troubleshoot the issue is to: Run the application as Administrator: Legacy applications often require administrative privileges to run correctly. Running the…
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After a user upgraded the Windows operating system to the latest feature release, the user notices that one of the legacy applications that was running correctly before the upgrade does not open some windows and is only partially functional. Which of the following actions should the user take to troubleshoot the issue?
Options
- ARun the application as Administrator.
- BRaise the User Account Control level.
- CTurn off Windows Defender Firewall.
- DDisable compatibility mode for the application.
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Explanation
When a legacy application is not fully functional after upgrading the Windows operating system, the first step to troubleshoot the issue is to: Run the application as Administrator: Legacy applications often require administrative privileges to run correctly. Running the application with these privileges can resolve issues related to permissions and access to certain system resources.
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