Is there any difference between working in C# installed in windows 7 & and Windows XP

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Is there any difference between working in C# installed in windows 7 and Windows XP

Posted 27-Apr-11 19:00pm

Ragi Gopi

Updated 27-Apr-11 19:05pm

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walterhevedeich 28-Apr-11 1:04am

Im familiar with Windows XP, but not widows. Care to clarify what it is? :)

Ragi Gopi 28-Apr-11 1:06am

Is there any difference between working in C# installed in windows 7 and Windows XP

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Solution 2

i worked both in XP and windows with visual studio ... there is no difference what so ever

Posted 27-Apr-11 19:13pm

anvas kuttan

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Ragi Gopi 28-Apr-11 1:20am

ok thanks buddy

Solution 3

Hi,

In contrast of working with IDE, there is no difference.
But if you talk about the software developed by WIN XP and you want to run it on Win 7. One problem might occur in case of WIN API calls.

Suppose, there is a WINAPI call and that API exist in XP. Now if it obseleted in Win 7 then it might create the problem.

Regards
AR

Posted 27-Apr-11 19:27pm

Ankit Rajput

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Ragi Gopi 28-Apr-11 1:35am

thanks...wil bak with more doubts...
thanks

Solution 5

I had Developed application in XP but when tried to Install exe in win 7 it gave error what I did later was that took entire Source code to win 7 Publish exe there and then Installed it worked now I hv two different exe for same program one for XP and other for win 7

Posted 27-Apr-11 21:02pm

amitkarnik2211

Solution 6

Point wise difference is like this.

There is no difference b/w XP and 7 w.r.t installation of C# project but we need to take care these.

1. Find the operating system 32 bit / 64 bit ?

2. Find the installed folder's access rights. If the user is not having enough rights operator may not access the executable as in XP.

3. Find the UAC check at manifest. In my openion, it is better if the project is having Administrator privillages from Manifest.

Ref : requestedexecutionlevel level="requireAdministrator" uiaccess="false"

Thanks,
KV Subrahmanyam.

Posted 27-Apr-11 23:46pm

SKOTAJI

Updated 27-Apr-11 23:54pm

v3

Solution 1

No, there is no difference in installation method

Posted 27-Apr-11 19:08pm

Mitul12

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Ragi Gopi 28-Apr-11 1:11am

iam not asking about that ..
iam asking about the Softwares that developed in both os...can this softwares be installed both os...

Ragi Gopi 28-Apr-11 1:13am

is there any chance of error..when we install s/w developed(c#) in Windows 7 hat is developed in windows XP and vise versa

Solution 7

There is no difference in installing C# in windows 7 & and Windows XP.

Posted 14-Nov-11 2:57am

shanNSK

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Rajesh Anuhya · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-27T20:50:00

Solution 4

There is no difference in Development.

but the you have to take care about the deployment flat form, normally VS.net supports(32 bit/64 bit and any CPU). Windows 7 is release in 32bit and 64 bit. better to compile your applications in any CPU mode.

Thanks

Posted 27-Apr-11 20:50pm

Rajesh Anuhya

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Ragi Gopi 28-Apr-11 3:24am

ok ..
its works