henry has created a software program that manages a database of all his music. he wishes to run the software on another computer system that runs an operating system that does not support the software. what can he do to run the other operating system?

Question

•A running the software on a virtual version of the original operating system

• B. upgrading the computer and reinstalling the operating system
• c. upgrading the operating system to run that version of the software
• D. reconfigure the software by rewriting the programming code

Answer 1

To run the software on another computer system that runs an operating system that does not support it, the best option for Henry would be:

A. running the software on a virtual version of the original operating system.

This approach allows him to create a virtual environment that mimics the original operating system, enabling the software to run as if it were on its native platform.

Options B and C involve modifying the hardware or upgrading the OS, which may not always be feasible or practical. Option D would require significant effort in rewriting the software, which might not be necessary if virtualization is a simpler solution.