Doesn't matter what version of Windows is, 32 or 64 bit. Windows will still run 32 bit applications.
R&D decided we will no longer support 32 bit Windows though because all mother boards these days will support 64 bit OS's so we stopped supporting 32 bit Windows, no reason for anyone to continue using a 32 bit OS.
Compatibility can be a concern when upgrading to a new OS like Windows 11. Crystal Reports 2016 was designed for earlier Windows versions, so there might be some challenges. If you're considering the upgrade, you might want to explore options like finding a cheap Windows 11 Pro key. This way, you can ensure you have the latest OS while addressing compatibility concerns. It's always a good idea to check with Crystal Reports support or their community for any updates or patches that might improve compatibility. Tech communities can be a valuable resource when navigating such transitions.
Crystal Reports 2016 on Windows 11 is an interesting combo. Compatibility between software and operating systems can sometimes be a bit tricky.
By the way, speaking of Windows, do you have any insights or tips on where to find Windows keys? It's always good to have that information handy. Thanks for bringing up this topic, and I hope you get some helpful answers regarding Crystal Reports on Windows 11!
It's not supported according to the Supported Platforms document as of service pack 8.
I doubt it's supported because Crystal Reports 2016 is still 32-bit if I remember correctly and I think Windows 11 is 64-bit only if I remember correctly.
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