NEWBY QUESTION

[LEMMON]

Was wondering if BING is what im looking for to beable to run 4 of the same OS system on the same hard drive? I have 4 different programs that I need to use at different times but I want to use one computer or hard drive I should say, sorry im not very pc savvy I just know enough to get in trouble! thnx for any help!

[Brian K]

LEMMON wrote:
> Was wondering if BING is what im looking for to beable to run 4 of the same
> OS system on the same hard drive?

LEMMON,

Certainly. You can run 100 of the same OS on the same hard drive if you like. But you need BIBM. BING is old technology.

[mjnelson99]

I would recommend BIBM rather than BING.
Mary

On 2/26/2016 3:35 PM, LEMMON wrote:
> Was wondering if BING is what im looking for to beable to run

4 of the same OS system on the same hard drive? I have 4 different

programs that I need to use at different times but I want to use one

computer or hard drive I should say, sorry im not very pc savvy

I just know enough to get in trouble! thnx for any help!
>
>

[DrTeeth]

On Fri, 26 Feb 2016 13:35:47 PST, just as I was about to take a herb,
LEMMON disturbed my reverie and wrote:

>Was wondering if BING is what im looking for to beable to run 4 of the same OS system on the same hard drive? I have 4 different programs that I need to use at different times but I want to use one computer or hard drive I should say, sorry im not very pc savvy I just know enough to get in trouble! thnx for any help!
>
You cannot buy BING anymore so you only have one option, viz BIBM.
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Cheers,

DrT

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with democracy, spend five minutes with
the average voter." - Winston Churchill

[LEMMON]

Thnx for you're help!

[dannyjones]

Hi I am new user of this site.I face a problem in my computer.
I added one terabyte external herd drive for adding a few space in my system.
But read and write speeds for data storage became slow than previous speed. I can’t fixed it.
So how can I fixed it??
Please tell me the way of solve it..
this is computer configuration
Windows 10 Pro
Processor intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 1.60GHz ; 64 bits OS

[Bob Coleman]

LEMMON wrote:
> Thnx for you're help!

To all previous responders to LEMMON, shouldn't we be cautioning LEMMON that this is good advice only if his hard disk is or can be made MBR or put another way that what's being proposed won't be possible if with BIBM if the disk is GPT?