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Is it possible to use OTVDM to make an exe which runs on Windows 1.0 up to Windows 11?
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>>106566786
It's only possible if you are running 32-bit Windows 10. Windows 11 doesn't have a 32-bit version, so it's impossible. Also, you need to modify the .exe headers to make it run.
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>>106567499
In case you don't know what OTVDM is, it is the 16bit compatibility layer for 32 bit Windows, but for 64 bit instead.
e.g. Windows 64bit > NTVDM > OTVDM > Your 16 bit app
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>>106567510
That doesn't look like it comes with Windows.
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>>106566786
I don't know about Windows 1.0, but I played Tilt Pinball (3.1) on Windows 10 x64 using OVTDM and it works.
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>>106566786
Only if OTVDM is installed on that system because whatever exe you might make in OTVDM will be 16bit and require the win16 subsystem which doesn't exist without it.



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