I play Dust 2, WIN7 system has been changed to XP, and it still doesn t work

Anti-aliasing is less open,Low shadows,Low audience,The resolution can't be too high,These are the most popular graphics cards.,Choose by yourself.,It's better to open all low.,It should be a game.,I didn't notice these with this.,You say it's a waste of graphics cards.。

You turn the resolution down a little bit and try ......

ATI5750 graphics card Even if there is 512M memory, it can only make the 1920*1080 resolution basically enough ......(memory is not taken into account).

In addition, the win7 system has a lot of special effects or something, and the memory occupies a lot ......Of course, memory will be more tight with XP systems.

Black's graphics card is slack. 1499 yuan. 1G DDR5.

Bought it just to play this game. You're not going to play this game with a garbage graphics card, right? This game burns the graphics card very much.。。

Your configuration will certainly not be better than mine.

2M of RAM? You're wrong. Is it 2G landlord 2G can still meet the requirements of this game.

XP believe me, XP is not wrong, Win7 is unstable, and it is still immature.

Is your W7 equipped with 32-bit or 64-bit?

There are two folders to be moved.

The first one: C: documents and settings Your username local settings application data Microsoft Xlive content is copied to the corresponding location of the Win7 system disk (Note:

localsetting).

The second: xp under my documents mygame in the dirt2 folder copy to win7 my documents corresponding location on it.

Archive in xp my game under my documents, copy to win7 the same directory on the line.

If your system is WinXP, you can install Win7 to your D disk (Note: not C disk), you can burn your ** Win7 ISO disc image file into a CD, install it through the CD drive, first set the computer to start as a CD, put the burned win7 disc into the CD drive, start the computer, enter the disc installation menu, click the installation menu and follow the prompts to install. After installation, the system will automatically generate a boot menu, restart the computer, you will see this boot menu in DOS mode, and you can enter the WinXP or Win7 operating system by selecting.

Of course, after installing the win7 operating system, you must install the drivers of various hardware in order for the system to work normally, and the sound card is no exception.

Windows 7 Ultimate comes with a graphics card and no driver for the sound card.

It is recommended that you install the NT6 Windows 7 hard disk installation tool, and then install it, and select a different disk from XP when selecting a disk.

Go to XP, delete W7, and change to XP under the system.

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default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\winxp

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multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows="microsoft windows xp professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

If it's not on a disk, you can directly block win7 under XPThen delete the system selection, you can use the method on the first floor, or you can modify it through some software, such as boot repair and other software.

First, go to the operating system you want to keep, then find the operation you want to delete, the system installation directory, delete the folder, and then right-click on the My Computer icon on the desktop, click Properties, click Advanced Points, Startup and Failback box settings, click on the pop-up dialog box, click on the system startup dialog box, delete the operation you don't want in the pop-up document, click the startup menu item, click the file, click OK, click OK, and you're good to go.

Into the pe put the system you don't want to the grid up.

Don't look at the smallest capacity. Look at this.

Look at mine below.

After 360, find a computer clinic to repair it.

Right-click on the patch and try it in administrator mode.