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#16
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А, вот почему.

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I'm afraid that the seventh game might not run very well on a gigabyte of RAM. I would try the eighth game; it worked very well on my average tablet.
Or, yes, try Heroes of Might and Magic III. There are very few problems to be expected, although it is an old game, hehe. But maybe that's exactly what you need.
 

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System requirements for Windows 7
  • 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor* with a clock speed of 1 GHz or higher.
  • 1 GB (for a 32-bit processor) or 2 GB (for a 64-bit processor) of RAM.
  • 16 GB (for a 32-bit system) or 20 GB (for a 64-bit system) of free hard disk space.
  • DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or later driver.
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I think this is a comprehensive answer. :smile32:

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I think that's a comprehensive answer.
Well, you know, sometimes the requirements state one thing, but in reality...
The eighth game consumes fewer resources, at least according to my subjective impressions. Which may not be entirely accurate, as I haven't conducted any proper tests ;) But the tenth game, on the same tablet where the eighth game used to run, already experiences some lag.
 

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Which, in principle, may not be accurate, as I haven't conducted any rigorous tests.
Typical scientist.

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and where is Avast?

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Ment
Well, you know how it is—the requirements say one thing, but in reality...
Just checked for the sake of interest. My 7 64-bit takes up 18 GB (and that's just the system folder, not even counting all the junk in Program files and so on). And it eats up 1.8GB of RAM. So it looks like it might be true after all.

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I wouldn't recommend installing two or more operating systems on a single partition. If you really want 4 Windows installations (but why, actually???), it's better to split the disk into 4 parts...

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In general, "I didn't read the first post, but I'm giving advice" - that's excellent logic!:D
There's a bad legend going around that having two Windows installations on a logical drive is supposedly bad. It's a lie. It's good. I've checked it many times in practice. If a newbie messes up one Windows installation, I boot into the second one. I revive the first one and move on! And if I'm far away, while I'm not here, he can work with the second Windows installation. And the warning during installation doesn't necessarily reflect reality; it's more related to licensing. But you can install valid Windows installations in any number! Why do some IT professionals lie about it not being good to install two Windows installations on a logical drive? Because they're too lazy to do double the work. They're just slacking off. But I'm not lazy.
"wants 4 Windows installations (but why, actually???)" - For reliability. A newbie messes up one Windows installation. He boots into the second. He messes up the second - the third. He ruins the third - I arrive and restore the previous three from the fourth Windows installation. Do the work four times more, but then you can just relax and enjoy the results.)))
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Gash
There's a silly legend that having two Windows installations on a logical drive is supposedly bad. That's a lie. It's actually good. I've tested it many times in practice. If a newbie messes up one Windows installation, I just boot into the second one. I revive the first one and get back to work! And if I'm far away, while I'm not here, he can work with the second Windows installation. And the warning during installation doesn't necessarily reflect reality; it's more related to licensing. But you can install as many valid Windows installations as you want! Why do some IT guys lie about it being bad to install two Windows installations on a logical drive? Because they're too lazy to do the extra work. They're just slacking off. But I'm not lazy.
"I want 4 Windows installations (but why, actually???)" - For reliability. The newbie messes up one Windows installation. He boots into the second. He messes up the second - the third. He ruins the third - I arrive and restore the previous three from the fourth Windows installation. Do a little more work once, and then you can just relax and enjoy the results!)))
I understand. It's just a bit weak. What if you encounter a newbie who's so incompetent that he messes up all 4 Windows installations by the time you arrive? So, here's my advice: next time, install at least 10 Windows installations on each of the 10 partitions you create on the newbie's HDD!:D:D:D

P.S. Sesama, you understand everything, right? On your virtual machine, split your 10GB into two and install 2 Windows installations on each part!:D:D:D

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I see your point. It's just a bit weak. What if you encounter such a noob that by the time you arrive, they've already messed up all 4 Windows installations? So, here's my advice: next time, install at least 10 Windows on each of the 10 partitions you create on the noob's HDD!

P.S. Sesame, you understand, right? On your virtual machine, you split your 10GB into halves and install 2 Windows on each piece!
Nah, your noobs are too weak... If I were a noob, I'd immediately mess up the entire hard drive.
 

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"I want 4 copies of Windows (but why, actually???)” - For reliability. A noob killed one Windows installation. He boots up the second. He kills the second - boots up the third. He messes up the third - I arrive and restore the previous three from the fourth Windows installation. Do the work four times more, but then you can relax and enjoy the results.
Please explain what settings I need to configure so that it boots from another (third, fourth) Windows installation.
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк..
Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов.
Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
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Sesam, this is in the BIOS.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения!
И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день



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"next time, set at least 10 Windows installations for each of the 10 sections" - On older motherboards where XP is installed, it's impossible to install more than four operating systems (XP, Linux, FreeBSD, etc.) on a single HDD.

"what settings need to be changed so that it boots from another (third, fourth) XP." - Nothing needs to be changed. After installing the second XP, a black screen with two bars will appear when the computer is turned on. You can use the up and down arrow keys to select the Windows installation. By default, the top bar is the XP that was installed last. If you install 4 Windows installations, there will be four bars. It is impossible to install more than 4.
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Evil Lizard
P.S. Sesam, you understand everything, right? On your virtual machine, you split your 10GB in half and put 2 Windows on each piece!:D:D:D
Yes, I was actually planning to do that, but in reverse: 4 virtual machine images on 4 flash drives.)

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After installing the second XP, a black screen with two bars will appear when you turn on the computer. You can select Windows on it using the "up" and "down" arrows. By default, the top bar is the XP that was installed last. If you install 4 Windows, there will be four bars. It is impossible to install more than 4.
I understand.
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк..
Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов.
Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.