As these newer versions of Windows have become more popular, we have heard from some users that they are having problems installing and running TradeRadar on their newer PCs.
The good news is that TradeRadar will work just fine on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. All you have to do is adjust the Windows Compatibility Settings to ensure TradeRadar runs as intended.
It is recommended that you can apply Compatibility Settings when running the initial installation; however, it is also possible to apply Compatibility Settings after the program has been installed.
Prior to installation
After downloading the install program, go to the folder where you have stored the TradeRadarStkInsp_7_Setup.exe or TradeRadarStkInsp_7_PRO_Setup.exe executable. Right-click on the executable file and select Properties. Click the Compatibility tab. Adjust the Compatibility mode to Windows XP.
After installation
After running the install program, go to the folder where you have installed the TradeRadar executable. Typically, this would be in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Trade-Radar\Trade-Radar Stock Inspector folder. Right-click on the TradeRadar.exe executable file and select Properties. Click the Compatibility tab. Adjust the Compatibility mode to "Windows XP (Service Pack 3)".
In a few cases, it may be necessary to do both steps described above. In other words, change Compatibility Settings on the installation program and run the install. Then change Compatibility Settings on the TradeRadar executable itself.
Slow Performance?
If performance is slow after setting compatibility to Windows XP, set it to "Windows 7" instead.This may be necessary in those cases when it seems like it is taking more than a second or two to display a chart after clicking the "View Buy-Sell Signals" button.
Further reading
For more info on changing Compatibility Settings specific to Windows 8, click [here ] to see a page from the Microsoft Windows support web site.
For more info on changing Compatibility Settings specific to Windows 7, click [here ] to see a page from the Microsoft Windows support web site.