Two games at the same time with 2 different drives.

Asked By Richelle Hedda 0 points N/A Posted on - 04/11/2012

Is it possible for me to open a game that's on the C: Drive and Open another game at the D: Drive on the same time? If not, is there a work around for this?

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Answered By Casasis raj 5 points N/A #115173

Two games at the same time with 2 different drives.

Yes that is possible to run different games installed in different hard drives and running them instantaneously at the same time. The things that are supposed to keep in mind while doing so is how heavy is the game, what are the minimum requirements for the game to be played and what are the specifications of the computer on which you are doing this type of act.

People however don’t do this act of playing two games at same instant but incase if  you are doing this for some experimental use then that is really ok. One thing more it wont cause any harm to your computer while playing two games at one instant 🙂

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #288926

Two games at the same time with 2 different drives.

Yes, that’s very possible but I don’t think you intend to play if you want to try that. Actually, as long as the resources on your computer are enough to run applications, you can execute as many games as you want.

You will know when it is enough because the system will decline to run the next application or will trigger an error when the resources are no longer enough to run succeeding programs. Just remember if you do this, your system will be extremely slow and hard to navigate outside the programs. It can also cause your system to crash and you can lose data.

My nephews also do that on my computer when they play games but on smaller games only like puzzle games that don’t require big resources. You can try it to test the limits of your computer but do backup any of your game data to avoid losing any progress.

You can press ALT + Enter to enable and disable full screen on the current game and shift to the other game.

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