Windows 10: How do I resolve binary executable conflicts from older versions?

Hello, Windows 10 Pro Version 10.0.19045 Build 19045Primary goal: delete a binary executable file and all associations with that file in Windows so I can install it as though it was the first time. Unfortunately, I have to run different versions of a particular .EXE file a program called GMSH that generates 3D meshes for simulations with different pieces of software I use. In turn, that creates problems where I try to run a specific version of GMSH but Windows uses information stored from running a previous version. The information isn't stored in the folders where I have the different ver

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Here is my binary conversion program for TI Graphic Calculators

Number Systems Conversion Program For TI Calculators

I have made a version 2 of my original binary program. The new program now converts from:

• Integer To Binary
• Octal To Binary
• Binary To Integer
• Octal To Integer
• Binary To Octal
• Integer To Octal

I have also rewritten all of the original programs. The new program now has improved memory management during and after execution, faster execution times, and now includes octals.

You can download the program here.

Hexadecimal might be coming soon!!!

Feel free to make requests too. I usually get most of my ideas for programs during AP Calculus class, because it is so boring. I might be able to freely make it for you.

 

Swapping to an older version of windows

Is there still an official way to drop back to an older version of windows, I honestly don't mind using a 3rd party way. If possible, can you list step by step instructions or a link to an easy to use website. Thanks.

 

package vs application vs executable vs binary

what is package, application, executable, binary? and what are the difference?

Thanks,

Mahendran.