Posts from Heroes 3 in the cloud. Auto-translated

Lately, I've been on a lot of business trips, and I almost always forget to copy my game saves/passwords from my main computer to my laptop. Recently, I installed Yandex.Disk, and the problem disappeared. I recommend it to everyone. Brief guide: 1) Register on yandex.ru 2) Install the application on all devices you use for gaming (https://disk.yandex.ru/download/?referer=webinterface). 3) Yandex.Disk is added to "My Computer." 4) Upload the game client there. 5) Use it.

"Cloud" storage is generally a good thing – for those who have a fast and unlimited internet connection... and more than one computer. And Yandex.Disk recently took 2nd place among "cloud" storage services in a review (Google Drive was in 1st place).
Sorry for the off-topic: I couldn't resist!
Interesting first screenshot:
C: 150 GB,
D: 100 GB,
E: 50 GB.
"Monsieur knows how to indulge in perversions!" :D Who put you up to "splitting" the hard drive like that? :eek: :confused: Of course, someone else could have done it before you...
Nowadays, it's usually done like this: C: ~50 GB for the OS and all programs, and D: and E: for everything else. Also, a tip: don't store any of your files on the C: drive – then you won't lose anything when reinstalling the OS (or other problems)!

Tip: Don't store any of your files on the C: drive – that way, you won't lose anything if you reinstall the OS (or encounter other problems)!

This is advice from the early 2000s, when hard drives were much smaller.
Of course, this might seem like the "right" way to do things, but what prevents you from connecting this hard drive as an additional drive? Having only one hard drive in a computer is no longer standard.

[/COLOR]Interesting first screenshot:
C: 150 GB,
D: 100 GB,
E: 50 GB.

as an option, 150 GB for the system drive and 2 backup drives.
and 200 GB, let's say, to leave on the 500 GB standard hard drive for Linux. It won't be visible in Windows, and 200 GB is more than enough for Linux.

"Cloud" is generally a good thing - for those with fast and unlimited internet...

In the context of Heroes of Might and Magic III, any internet connection will do. It only uploads save files of around 200KB to the cloud after each turn. No other traffic is generated.

Sorry for the off-topic: I couldn't resist!
Interesting first screenshot:
C: 150 GB,
D: 100 GB,
E: 50 GB.
"Monsieur knows how to be perverse!" :D Who put you up to "splitting" the hard drive like that? :eek: :confused: Of course, someone else could have done it before you...
Nowadays, people usually do it like this: C: ~50 GB for the OS and all programs, and D: and E: for everything else.

D: 100MB, not GB. The system created it when Windows was installed. E: is an SSD hard drive.

Nitro, thank you, now it's clear!