Joanna, a graphic designer at ChromaStage, has an application installed on her UAC-enabled Windows 10 system that was designed for an older version of Windows. Some of the application's features require administrative privileges. When she tries running the application, the application fails to run and generates an error instead.
If Joanna's account already has administrative privileges, what can she do to resolve this issue?
A) She should add an entry in the application manifest to trigger the privilege elevation prompt.
B) She should sign in with another user account that has administrative privileges.
C) She should sign in with a user account that has standard user privileges.
D) She should use the Application Compatibility Toolkit to resolve the issue.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Application Compatibility Toolkit can be used to resolve compatibility issues with older applications on newer versions of Windows.

Joanna, a Graphic Designer at ChromaStage, Has an Application Installed