Ledger Live Software is not compatible with user’s computer OS
Ledger Live Software is not compatible with user’s computer OS
This issue is common when running Ledger Live on a computer with an outdated OS version, Consequently, users encounter an error message that states “Your operating system is outdated” whenever they attempt to launch the Ledger Live application.
To fix this
Please download the last update of Ledger Live Application:
Ledger Live is constantly being updated to further improve users experience, and so its requirements for smooth operation changes, previously Windows 7 and 8 were supported by Ledger Live but more recent updates no longer supports those OS versions
Therefore, this issue can only be resolved by upgrading your personal computer to Windows 10 or higher, if you prefer a MacBook, then an OS version of MacOS 10.15 or higher is required to run the Ledger Live application.
After upgrading your computer, you should be able to run Ledger Live without any stress or hassle.
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