Help me guys in Tally72.exe has stopped working

Help me guys in Tally72.exe has stopped working

It is possible that Tally 72 is no longer supported in Windows 7 causing this error message to appear. You will need to upgrade to the new version or run this program in compatibility mode for Windows XP. However, this will still depend on your computer’s settings. It will require that you have Windows 7 Pro, Enterprise or Ultimate. It also requires that your computer is capable of hardware virtualization with Intel-VT or AMD-V feature and this feature needs to be turned on in your computer’s BIOS.

If you are not sure if your computer meets the above requirements, you may check them by doing the following:

1.       To check your System Type:

Right-click Computer then select Properties. You will find the system type listed under Operating System Type.

You can also check the type of CPU you have in this window by going to System.

2.       If you want to know if your PC is capable of hardware virtualization, you may download a utility from Microsoft that can check whether your CPU is compatible. You may download the file here: Download Link1

Once you have determined that your computer meets the entire system requirement to run compatibility mode, you are now ready to run Tally72 in Windows XP mode. You may do it by right clicking the Tally icon then select Properties. Once there, look for a Compatibility tab. Under Run this program in compatibility mode for:  Select Windows XP then press OK.

Check the program if you were able to run it again.

Help me guys in Tally72.exe has stopped working

As far as I know, Tally 7.2 works perfectly well on Microsoft Windows XP but not on Microsoft Windows 7. So, if you are wondering why the program is not running on your computer, that’s because it doesn’t really work on Windows 7. Windows Update has nothing to do with the program’s error. To make the application work on Windows 7, run the program in compatibility mode.

Right-click Tally 7.2 and select “Properties”. Select “Compatibility” tab and check “Run this program in compatibility mode for” then select either “Microsoft Windows XP” or “Microsoft Windows Vista” from the dropdown list and then click “OK”. Run the program again and see if it works. That’s the best option you can do to make an old program run on Microsoft Windows 7.

If the problem continues, you should upgrade to the latest, Tally ERP 9. It supports Windows 98, Windows Millennium, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. It requires at least Intel Pentium 4 or faster processor, 512 MB RAM, 80 MB free hard drive space, and 1024 x 768 screen resolution. Go to Tally Downloads for more info.