What tab in the executable file properties can be used to run a program in compatibility mode?

The tab that allows you to run a program in compatibility mode is the Compatibility tab. This tab is specifically designed for settings related to how an application runs on the operating system, particularly when there may be issues due to changes in Windows versions or system architecture.

When viewing the properties of an executable file, the Compatibility tab provides options to adjust settings that enable the program to operate as if it is running in an older version of Windows. This includes options for settings such as running in a specific version of Windows, adjusting color modes, or running the program with administrative privileges. These adjustments are particularly useful for legacy applications that were designed for earlier operating systems but may not function properly on newer systems.

Other tabs, like the General, Security, and Details tabs, serve different purposes. The General tab gives basic information about the file, the Security tab handles permissions and access controls, while the Details tab provides metadata about the file itself. However, none of these tabs contain options for setting compatibility modes for a program.