Is it OK to install Call of Duty on a USB flash drive and run it from a USB stick?

As long as your PC is configured sufficiently, Call of Duty on your PC.

All kinds of drivers you need are there, so you can play.

This is no problem, but it hurts the USB flash drive very much, and it will reduce the transmission speed of the USB flash drive.

But it should be possible, but it's been a long time for your USB drive to suffer.。。。 It's going to fall apart soon, don't toss.

Yes, it's going to be slow to death, so you can wait slowly.

Yes, but it is copied in English.

Yes, you don't know what the problem will be with the disk, but when you run it, it will get stuck.

I do this a lot....First of all, see if you are a compressed version! If there is only one compressed file, then unzip it, and then separate the file in two USB flash drives, but be careful not to separate the files in the previous one piece folder, otherwise the game will not be played....If there are a lot of compressed files in the past, it will be easy to do, and you don't have to think about the order, just copy it. It is recommended that you use two 8GB disks...

Ann is able to estimate that the speed will be very slow.

OK. It's best to copy it out to e, d, f, g, whatever, run.

Archive, path, put yourself on it later.

I don't know if the high-voltage ones can reach below 4G.

If you don't mind taking it away in batches, you can divide the mission into two parts, compress it into two packages, send one at a time, and then restore it back to a folder.

Mission 4 Ordinary compressed package 6g more.

Mission 5 compressed package is more than 4g, and all after 6 are on 10g.

It is loaded multiple times, of course, it can't be installed once, and at most it will be installed for you.

Yes, Call of Duty has a lot less unnecessary hassle than other games, unlike some games that are similar to a binding system, Call of Duty can be replicated.

Of course you can, as long as your configuration is sufficient

How many are you talking about? If it's 8. Probably not.

Call of Duty 10's installation package is 29g, which can't be put down at all.

Convert USB flash drive to NTFS disk format!

If your USB flash drive is in FAT format, then it is not allowed to store a single file of more than 4G, yes, choose the NTFS file system when formatting it, and that's it.

6 to about 10g, the one on the lower right in the nomad starry sky is not installed, you can decompress it first, and then disperse it into the U disk.

There is no animated version of Nomad Starfield.

The minimum also has to be more than 4G.

I'm going to play a 4G multi-point one yet, and I haven't animated a package yet.

There are 6 generations in total, and Call of Duty 1 is the smallest, and it also needs more than 2 Gs. If you are 6 now, you need 6g or more.