(26-01-2023, 04:43 PM)king1 Wrote:(26-01-2023, 04:26 PM)nzoomed Wrote: Ive used it once on a very low powered computer with a crappy AMD E1 processor, it does make a difference, but dont expect any miracles.
AMD E1 - yuck - cpu benchmark around 350 odd - should be outlawed...
Those things are a piece of crap and I dont know how they were even able to market them, I think there is still an E4 on the market which is marginally better.
There was lots sold on the market in the days on windows 8 and they only had 2GB of ram and no SSD. We are talking about a dual core 1GHZ processor!
These things were unusable out of the box and I had clients disappointed that I couldnt do much to make their crappy $500 computer any faster. They were ripped off i told them.
Quote:Is this the tiny 10 version? i'd be surprised if it did activate being not the official version of 10.
Sometimes if you tie the original digital license to a ms account by signing in with an ms accounts - settings /users / signin options or thereabouts, then you can transfer it to another system by again signing in to the MS account... Depends really on how much important stuff they stripped out of it...
Another option might be just to buy a cheapie online but I couldn't vouch for the reliability or legality of these
I think what I was using was a different thing altogether, it was a downloadable app that basically strips down any bloatware and un-necessary windows services and graphics modes to make it run as fast as possible.
You could simply run it on any windows 10 install and from memory you could optionally check or uncheck elements you wanted to remove.