Win7 accounts for about 1/3 of all the people using *any* computer. I don't think it's a waste of resources to give that many people something like this for that long. That's *years* of millions of Discord users not being able to use a really cool feature just because they don't want to migrate to an operating system littered with more problems than it's worth. If you're seeing Kernel32.You just said it yourself though, in a few *years*. Make sure that all instances of Discord, including the browser version, are closed out before attempting the steps. Set the Discord application (%LocalAppData%/Discord/most recent version) to run as Administrator and set Compatibility to Windows 7 or 8 (try both) In some cases, these extra steps may be necessary. Open up the Task Manager and terminate all instances of Discord there and in the start up tab. If your OS tells you that the file cannot be deleted because it's still in use. Then find the "Discord" folder in both of those windows, and delete it.
Then %localappdata% in the run window and hit enter: %appdata% in the run window and hit enter: To find those folders, hit the Start button + R, and enter: (Sometimes stray processes can hide in your system tray or your task manager- double check those!) Close Discord in the system tray and make sure all Discord processes are terminated.Here are some general troubleshooting techniques that can help get you locked and loaded. Are you having issues with the installer failing and/or shooting out various errors causing the app from installing? Though not intentional, there may be various issues that can cause the installation process to fail.
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