Stalkersoup and Windows 11

Hi, recently I tried playing Stalkersoup on Windows 11. It may be coincidence but the game crashed every few minutes. It might not necessarily be Windows 11 of course, but is Windows 11 64bit only or is it retrospective as well.
Initially my antivirus treated it as being one. I had to enter Stalkersoup as an exclusion, to get it to load.
Eventually I took the route back to Windows 10 as this can be done but there seems to be a time limit on this. I wonder if anyone else has experienced any issues with Stalkersoup in Windows 11, and more importantly, how they resolved them, please? Regards TrueB

Hi TrueB

Windows 11 was released as a work in progress, relying as always on public feedback as to which issues it should tackle first

Some of its most desirable assets (like support for Android apps) were not included, and I don't see support for a 32-bit game from 2007 being amongst their priorities. The potential security issues alone would see this being left towards the end

Windows 10, though now mature, still releases the occasional duff patch, and all new updates need to be treated with caution and on advice - but at least it's more or less grown up, it doesn't throw as many tantrums, and this is a good time to update to 21H2 before Microsoft mess it up again...

I've sent you an article on extending the rollback time of Windows 11 from ten days to two months and beyond. If anyone else would like this, just let me know by PM

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Hi TrueB

Windows 11 was released as a work in progress, relying as always on public feedback as to which issues it should tackle first

Some of its most desirable assets (like support for Android apps) were not included, and I don't see support for a 32-bit game from 2007 being amongst their priorities. The potential security issues alone would see this being left towards the end

Windows 10, though now mature, still releases the occasional duff patch, and all new updates need to be treated with caution and on advice - but at least it's more or less grown up, it doesn't throw as many tantrums, and this is a good time to update to 21H2 before Microsoft mess it up again...

I've sent you an article on extending the rollback time of Windows 11 from ten days to two months and beyond. If anyone else would like this, just let me know by PM

Thanks Sword for the article about the extension. I understand the option of up to 10 or 60 days, is time restricted from activation of Windows 11.
In my opinion your comments on Windows 11 are correct. I am thinking of getting a Kindle book on Windows 10 Pro which will help in my optimising the settings for use in 32bit games like Stalkersoup hopefully. Hopefully the 64bit version will work with Windows 10 and even eventually Windows 11.
Regards TrueB