Windows 3.1プログラムで、Windows 95との互換性が完全になく、パッチ適用の意味がないものはあったのか？
Windows 95への移行時に、一部のWindows 3.1プログラムは根本的な互換性の問題があり、パッチ適用が不可能または非現実的だったケースがあった。これらは「永久に不適格」なリストに分類され、アップグレードや代替ソフトウェアへの移行が必要だった。
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