Uhm…try window’s compatibility check (right click on .exe -> check compatibility or something like that, my system is german, don’t know how it’s called for you).
The core libraries involved have changed drastically in windows 10. Elfe’s advice is probably your best bet as an attempt to use the prior libraries. Remember that while M$ will promise you the world, become emperor and a full world peace democracy all at the same time for buying their upgrades, the upgrades don’t actually work with the rest of the world for years, if ever. I’m on the cutting edge (but not the bleeding edge) of Linux updates, and I update Windows only when buying a new computer and being forced to because the manufacturer was bribed to not release drivers for older versions. Currently running Windows 8.1 and I wish I could be running 7. If you think I unreasonably hate M$, you’re half right - I worked for them, so my hate is reasonable. The internal documentation states that a BSOD is a “security feature” to prevent “unexpected loss of data upon ring access violation.” e.g. we destroy your work, because that protects your work!
