If the window with the TEST button returns, just click through and let it close and save the settings. When you get to the step that says TEST COMPATIBILITY, click that button - it will actually run the installer.Right click on the executable for the installation, and select TROUBLESHOOT COMPATIBILITY - follow the prompts and let the system select the settings it thinks appropriate.Go to the directory where the executable for the software to be installed is located (in this case, Streets and Trips).OK your way back out, and close the windows you opened.NET Framework 3.5 is checked, and that it says "includes. In Windows 10, select START - PROGRAMS AND FEATURES and from the left column, select TURN WINDOWS FEATURES ON AND OFF.Install Windows C++ Redistributable 2010.Install Windows C++ Redistributable 2008.(All downloads available from MS website NOTE: this and some steps below may just show that you have this component already installed - that's OK) Install Windows C++ Redistributable 2005.Uninstall S&T (or whatever older app we're talking about here).Unfortunately it's a bit messy (quelle surprise!) and ORDER IS IMPORTANT. Here's what fixes Streets & Trips 2013 on Windows 10 (upgraded from Windows 8, likely also applies to Windows 7 upgraded to 10). The steps required may vary somewhat, based on what specific software is installed. I ran some tests to duplicate this issue and find how to fix it - it will likely apply to any number of older applications.
They will then fail to start even on the same hardware where they previously ran with no problems. Windows 10 prefers to eliminate use of older coding components whenever possible, so some things needed for these older apps may suddenly no longer be available. Depending on the exact combination of applications you have installed, Windows 10 (and it turns out, Win8.1 in some cases) will not install or may no longer recognize some support files required for older applications like Streets and Trips 2013 and earlier. Based on a question in another forum, I started testing what happens with old apps and Windows 10.
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