There are multiple reasons that your software works fine on Windows 10 but crashes on Windows 11.
Some possible reasons can be
1. Incompatibility—Windows 11 has a different system structure and cone than Windows 10. It might be the reason that your software is not suitable for the new structure and core of Windows 11.
2. Driver errors—There is a difference in the driver version and their compatibility between Windows 10 and Windows 11; it can also cause issues with your software.
3. System Settings—You need to go through to check the default setting security features and overall system requirements between these two operating systems; it might be the cause of your issue.
4. Integration problems—There are many frameworks that are not compatible with Windows 11. So, check whether the framework is suitable for your system or not.
To resolve the issue, follow these steps:
Fix software bugs—update your software to resolve the issue when you update your software so it will be compatible with Windows 11.
Update system preferences—you need to fulfill the software's requirement to resolve the issue.
Utilize compatibility software—check whether you are using the compatibility tools or not; otherwise, it will create problems with your system.
By going through these steps you will understand the cause of your issue, and also by following these steps you will resolve the issues.
