Microsoft readies up Windows 10 for better compatibility with older software

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'Crowd-sourced' nature of OS development spells high hopes, says Microsoft

Microsoft says it expects Windows 10 to pose fewer significant compatibility issues with older Windows applications than previous versions of the operating system, as it readies Windows 10 for release...

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