Does SongShow Plus work on Windows 11 ?
Applicable SongShow Plus Versions:
This article applies to SongShow Plus Version 9.2 and later.
The first fully Windows 11 supported version is SongShow Plus 9.2.
That said, Windows 10 is still a viable platform and will be supported until 2025 - there is no rush to update.
If you choose to proceed with updating to Windows 11 on your SongShow Plus systems we will take your feedback (this is always helpful) through the support team and this forum but keep in mind these issues may not be addressed right away.
Tips for Using SongShow Plus on Windows 11
- If you do an in-place update to Windows 11 from your current operating system we recommend that you deactivate SongShow Plus first, then update the OS, then re-activate SongShow Plus. This will ensure a smooth transition.
- If you do an update before deactivating and the license becomes invalidated, you can either use the temporary license offered and allow it to resolve itself or contact support before proceeding to allow them to assist you through the process.
- Issues related to Windows 11 and SongShow Plus may or may not be Windows build version related but will be noted if confirmed. Updating to the latest version of Windows or SongShow Plus may resolve issues. If this is not clear, contact the support team for additional assistance.
NOTE: R-Technics does watch all build updates and does review and test specific items of interest, however, full regression testing is not done on each Windows 11 update.
If you encounter issues with a particular build of Windows 11 , please contact the Support Team.
To determine which version is currently installed, users can run the winver tool:
- From the Search bar
- Select the Search bar
- Enter "winver" and search
- Execute the tool and the "About Windows" page should come up.
- From the Run command
- Right-click on the Windows Icon
- Select the Run command
- Enter "winver" and click OK.
- The "About Windows" page should come up.
Additional information may be found in the forums or in other KB articles if additional specific information becomes available.
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