How do I install Phoenix OS to dual boot with Windows 7?
I have an older PC (1gb ram and Intel G33/G31 express chipset family graphics), on which I want to play android games like Clash of Clans and PUBG, but emulators are laggy and their performance is not so well. So I decided to install Phoenix OS along with my Windows 7 Ultimate on my hard disk D with 39.9 GB space.
Whenever I try to install it using an .exe installer, it shows an unspecific error
Sorry, an error occurred during installation process.
I am running with 4 hard disks so making a new partition is not a good idea, however I am ready to dedicate drive D to Phoenix OS.
Here are specifications of my PC:
- 1GB RAM
- Intel G33/G31 family express chipset family graphics card.
- Intel dual core processor 2.20ghz
- 32-bit windows 7 (x86) and with a 64 bit capable CPU
- PCI-E
- BIOS enabled
Note:
If it is not possible to install Phoenix OS then please tell about some other alternative. I need to install only on hard disk so tell a method too to do that in case any of you give some alternative that installs on USB flash drive. And I currently cannot upgrade my PC.
Ask any other info required, I will add it.
And if I have posted this question on the wrong site, then I apologize.
Kindly tell me where to post it and delete it after informing me.
Also put correct tags to my question, I don't have much knowledge.
multi-boot phoenix
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I have an older PC (1gb ram and Intel G33/G31 express chipset family graphics), on which I want to play android games like Clash of Clans and PUBG, but emulators are laggy and their performance is not so well. So I decided to install Phoenix OS along with my Windows 7 Ultimate on my hard disk D with 39.9 GB space.
Whenever I try to install it using an .exe installer, it shows an unspecific error
Sorry, an error occurred during installation process.
I am running with 4 hard disks so making a new partition is not a good idea, however I am ready to dedicate drive D to Phoenix OS.
Here are specifications of my PC:
- 1GB RAM
- Intel G33/G31 family express chipset family graphics card.
- Intel dual core processor 2.20ghz
- 32-bit windows 7 (x86) and with a 64 bit capable CPU
- PCI-E
- BIOS enabled
Note:
If it is not possible to install Phoenix OS then please tell about some other alternative. I need to install only on hard disk so tell a method too to do that in case any of you give some alternative that installs on USB flash drive. And I currently cannot upgrade my PC.
Ask any other info required, I will add it.
And if I have posted this question on the wrong site, then I apologize.
Kindly tell me where to post it and delete it after informing me.
Also put correct tags to my question, I don't have much knowledge.
multi-boot phoenix
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
How far did the installer get? Did it resemble their Installation Guide, or failed immediately? Was it running as an administrator? [An install program, or any program really, should be written to give more descriptive errors, Phoenix OS isn't instilling confidence here]
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:30
@Xen2050 it installed same as guides but when the "installation successful reboot now " should come I get the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 15:31
Hmm... if it really did finish installing, then what happens when you reboot? Also, it looks like there is (or at least was) a Phoenix OS downloader that should "automatically determine to install 32/64 bit according to your device"
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:58
@Xen2050 you did not understand what I said..I meant that when the installation should finish and ask me to reboot my system to Phoenix it instead shows me the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 16:00
So... maybe it got close enough to finish installing, nothing happens on reboot? Maybe the end error is minor. Anyway, their website's help/forums are probably the best place for help, did you search there already, what'd you find?
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 17:45
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I have an older PC (1gb ram and Intel G33/G31 express chipset family graphics), on which I want to play android games like Clash of Clans and PUBG, but emulators are laggy and their performance is not so well. So I decided to install Phoenix OS along with my Windows 7 Ultimate on my hard disk D with 39.9 GB space.
Whenever I try to install it using an .exe installer, it shows an unspecific error
Sorry, an error occurred during installation process.
I am running with 4 hard disks so making a new partition is not a good idea, however I am ready to dedicate drive D to Phoenix OS.
Here are specifications of my PC:
- 1GB RAM
- Intel G33/G31 family express chipset family graphics card.
- Intel dual core processor 2.20ghz
- 32-bit windows 7 (x86) and with a 64 bit capable CPU
- PCI-E
- BIOS enabled
Note:
If it is not possible to install Phoenix OS then please tell about some other alternative. I need to install only on hard disk so tell a method too to do that in case any of you give some alternative that installs on USB flash drive. And I currently cannot upgrade my PC.
Ask any other info required, I will add it.
And if I have posted this question on the wrong site, then I apologize.
Kindly tell me where to post it and delete it after informing me.
Also put correct tags to my question, I don't have much knowledge.
multi-boot phoenix
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
I have an older PC (1gb ram and Intel G33/G31 express chipset family graphics), on which I want to play android games like Clash of Clans and PUBG, but emulators are laggy and their performance is not so well. So I decided to install Phoenix OS along with my Windows 7 Ultimate on my hard disk D with 39.9 GB space.
Whenever I try to install it using an .exe installer, it shows an unspecific error
Sorry, an error occurred during installation process.
I am running with 4 hard disks so making a new partition is not a good idea, however I am ready to dedicate drive D to Phoenix OS.
Here are specifications of my PC:
- 1GB RAM
- Intel G33/G31 family express chipset family graphics card.
- Intel dual core processor 2.20ghz
- 32-bit windows 7 (x86) and with a 64 bit capable CPU
- PCI-E
- BIOS enabled
Note:
If it is not possible to install Phoenix OS then please tell about some other alternative. I need to install only on hard disk so tell a method too to do that in case any of you give some alternative that installs on USB flash drive. And I currently cannot upgrade my PC.
Ask any other info required, I will add it.
And if I have posted this question on the wrong site, then I apologize.
Kindly tell me where to post it and delete it after informing me.
Also put correct tags to my question, I don't have much knowledge.
multi-boot phoenix
multi-boot phoenix
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
edited Jan 25 at 20:15
zx485
1,0411913
1,0411913
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
asked Jan 25 at 15:06
MEDLEYMEDLEY
161
161
How far did the installer get? Did it resemble their Installation Guide, or failed immediately? Was it running as an administrator? [An install program, or any program really, should be written to give more descriptive errors, Phoenix OS isn't instilling confidence here]
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:30
@Xen2050 it installed same as guides but when the "installation successful reboot now " should come I get the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 15:31
Hmm... if it really did finish installing, then what happens when you reboot? Also, it looks like there is (or at least was) a Phoenix OS downloader that should "automatically determine to install 32/64 bit according to your device"
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:58
@Xen2050 you did not understand what I said..I meant that when the installation should finish and ask me to reboot my system to Phoenix it instead shows me the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 16:00
So... maybe it got close enough to finish installing, nothing happens on reboot? Maybe the end error is minor. Anyway, their website's help/forums are probably the best place for help, did you search there already, what'd you find?
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 17:45
|
show 1 more comment
How far did the installer get? Did it resemble their Installation Guide, or failed immediately? Was it running as an administrator? [An install program, or any program really, should be written to give more descriptive errors, Phoenix OS isn't instilling confidence here]
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:30
@Xen2050 it installed same as guides but when the "installation successful reboot now " should come I get the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 15:31
Hmm... if it really did finish installing, then what happens when you reboot? Also, it looks like there is (or at least was) a Phoenix OS downloader that should "automatically determine to install 32/64 bit according to your device"
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:58
@Xen2050 you did not understand what I said..I meant that when the installation should finish and ask me to reboot my system to Phoenix it instead shows me the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 16:00
So... maybe it got close enough to finish installing, nothing happens on reboot? Maybe the end error is minor. Anyway, their website's help/forums are probably the best place for help, did you search there already, what'd you find?
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 17:45
How far did the installer get? Did it resemble their Installation Guide, or failed immediately? Was it running as an administrator? [An install program, or any program really, should be written to give more descriptive errors, Phoenix OS isn't instilling confidence here]
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:30
How far did the installer get? Did it resemble their Installation Guide, or failed immediately? Was it running as an administrator? [An install program, or any program really, should be written to give more descriptive errors, Phoenix OS isn't instilling confidence here]
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:30
@Xen2050 it installed same as guides but when the "installation successful reboot now " should come I get the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 15:31
@Xen2050 it installed same as guides but when the "installation successful reboot now " should come I get the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 15:31
Hmm... if it really did finish installing, then what happens when you reboot? Also, it looks like there is (or at least was) a Phoenix OS downloader that should "automatically determine to install 32/64 bit according to your device"
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:58
Hmm... if it really did finish installing, then what happens when you reboot? Also, it looks like there is (or at least was) a Phoenix OS downloader that should "automatically determine to install 32/64 bit according to your device"
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:58
@Xen2050 you did not understand what I said..I meant that when the installation should finish and ask me to reboot my system to Phoenix it instead shows me the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 16:00
@Xen2050 you did not understand what I said..I meant that when the installation should finish and ask me to reboot my system to Phoenix it instead shows me the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 16:00
So... maybe it got close enough to finish installing, nothing happens on reboot? Maybe the end error is minor. Anyway, their website's help/forums are probably the best place for help, did you search there already, what'd you find?
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 17:45
So... maybe it got close enough to finish installing, nothing happens on reboot? Maybe the end error is minor. Anyway, their website's help/forums are probably the best place for help, did you search there already, what'd you find?
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 17:45
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How far did the installer get? Did it resemble their Installation Guide, or failed immediately? Was it running as an administrator? [An install program, or any program really, should be written to give more descriptive errors, Phoenix OS isn't instilling confidence here]
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:30
@Xen2050 it installed same as guides but when the "installation successful reboot now " should come I get the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 15:31
Hmm... if it really did finish installing, then what happens when you reboot? Also, it looks like there is (or at least was) a Phoenix OS downloader that should "automatically determine to install 32/64 bit according to your device"
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 15:58
@Xen2050 you did not understand what I said..I meant that when the installation should finish and ask me to reboot my system to Phoenix it instead shows me the error
– MEDLEY
Jan 25 at 16:00
So... maybe it got close enough to finish installing, nothing happens on reboot? Maybe the end error is minor. Anyway, their website's help/forums are probably the best place for help, did you search there already, what'd you find?
– Xen2050
Jan 25 at 17:45