In some cases, developers either have gone out of business or refuse to support an older release. Some applications have fallen by the wayside, or newer versions don’t meet the expectations of older releases. As a result, Windows 10 itself breaks a lot from the past, but there is more to this problem. Unfortunately, older applications tend not to be receptive to these changes. Some of these improvements include User Account Control, Patch Guard, Device Driver Signing, Secure Boot, and Address Space Randomization Layout. Over the past 10 years, Microsoft has refined Windows to resist attacks that were notorious during the Windows XP era.
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