This folder is where all of the custom shims created from the Adjust Application Compatibility wizard are placed. You can also create new Application Compatibility Fix Actions. Application Compatibility Action applies the dynamic application of Microsoft Application Compatibility Shims to the target process. After Analyzing Application Compatibility Testing Logs and creating an elevation policy, a new Application Compatibility Action is created here
To Apply Application Compatibility Fix Actions
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After configuring this action, it can be used in an Elevation Policy taking the place of the "Add Administrator Rights" action and will provide the process for the file and registry permissions that it needs to function properly. |
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Some older programs might run poorly or not at all on a newer operating system. The Application Control Solution includes actions that can test whether applications in your environment are compatible with a new operating system, and can also apply compatibility fixes for target applications.
Using the Application Compatibility Testing policy, you can target specific directories (all directories except for the Windows directory) and a specific subset of computers. After you choose your targets, you must apply a compatibility testing action. All of this is done without the knowledge of end users.
The Application Compatibility folder contains the following actions:
Application Compatibility Testing - automatically finds and analyzes potential compatibility issues with the applications in your environment and helps create application compatibility policies that can be used to fix the application compatibility issues when the application runs on a newer operating system.
Enable UAC Virtualization - turns of UAC virtualization for this target process.
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Virtualize Registry for Arellia Malicious Demo Application Compatibility
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If you have legacy software running on Windows 7, then you will use the Application Compatibility action to allow that software to work without manual compatibility adjustments. |