How to run tally 7.2 in windows 7 64 bit - Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate for PC

SOURCE: I have licence of Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit

use in 64 bit software

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Is the program not installing at all? Or it just won't run?

Try using the compatibility options for it. If the program did in act install, open up the start menu, and right click on the application. Select properties. There is a compatibility tab. On that tab you can select the Checkbox to run the program in compatibility mode - WindowsXP SP2 usually works for most legacy apps.

SOURCE: i am not able to run turbo c++ on my windows 7.it

Depending on your version of Win7 and your computer specs, you could try to run the software in the XP mode (Pro or Ultimate). This is a virtual machine and needs dedicated memory and does not directly share files or peripherals with the real machine. It has worked well on our machines for several older programs (Win2K and XP versions) - these were 32 bit programs and ran on a 64 bit Win7 Pro machine.

Running the program in the compatibility mode might work as well (right click, choose properties and then the compatibility tab).

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

SOURCE: I'm trying to upgrade from 64-bit Vista to 64 bit

Regarding the concern, please make sure that you are trying to install 64 bit of Windows 7 and not 32 bit of Windows 7.

It is not possible to install 64 bit Windows 7 on a 32 bit Windows Vista and same goes for 32 bit Windows 7 on 64 bit Vista.

Let me know if you need any further help.

Lee Hodgson

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• Posted on May 24, 2010

SOURCE: HOW TO RUN TURBO C IN 64 BIT WINDOWS 7

Hi,

Turbo C/C++

64 Bit operating systems like Windows Xp64, Windows Vista64, and Window 7 will no longer run 16 bit applications and this includes Turbo C 2.01/Turbo C++ 3.0/3.1 or the programs they produce.
Turbo C 2.0 was first released in 1989, Turbo C++ 3.1 in 1991 making these programs nearly two decades old. They are just too old to run on modern PCs.

Upgrade To Modern Compiler

Note that Turbo C/C++ is very very very very old and produces 16 bit programs which no long run on many modern computers. So the best advice is to upgrade to a new compiler. There are many free compilers out there that you can use.

Free Compilers:

• Microsoft Express 2008 -- Great compiler and comes with a nice IDE (Visual Studio)
  
• MinGW -- Command line compiler but there are many IDEs that use it such as Code::Blocks, Eclipse, Dev-C++
  
• Borland C++ 5.5 -- Will compile Turbo C++ programs (including graphics.h) but produces 32bit code (slightly better than Turbo C) Only includes command line tools.
  
• DigitalMars -- Its still old but at least it produces 32bit programs (better than Turbo C). You might stumble across D++ which is a very powerful language derivative of C++.
  
• OpenWacom -- Again, nearly as old as Turbo C, but it produces more modern 32bit applications! (this project is still active too).

• Pelles -- and excellent modern C compiler and IDE. Pelles also has the new TR1 libraries available so you can use regex and other new features. As well as support for many older libraries.
  
• LCC-Win32 -- Used as the basis for many of the research compilers.
  
• Tiny C -- is said to produce very fast programs.