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Sunday, July 8, 2018
Making a shortcut to troubleshoot compatibility for a specific program
One user wanted a fast way to open the Program Compatibility Troubleshooter and start troubleshooting a specific program. The PCT window is provided by msdt.exe, but Process Explorer reveals that it doesn't get passed the path to the program to be troubleshot. Rather, it receives a path to an XML file written by the very short-lived pcwrun.exe. That process exits so fast that I couldn't get a command line out of it, but simply passing the path to the incompatible program's EXE works just like clicking the "run compatibility troubleshooter" button in the Properties window.
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