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Is there any slimmed-down version of Windows (Lite or Mini) from Windows Vista to Windows 11 to run the "Nuance Vocalizer Expressive TTS" speech synthesizer? I am using an old computer with 2 GB of RAM and the processor supports 64-bit systems. Therefore, I would prefer to install a slimmed-down Windows from Windows Vista to Windows 11 so that it takes up as little RAM as possible and at the same time runs speech synthesizers on it. I would like to use such a computer as an eBook reader. I could install Windows XP and IVONA synthesizer voices on it, but what I like most is Krzysztof's voice from the developer "Nuance Vocalizer Expressive TTS", but the developer's voices do not work on Windows XP. I installed various slimmed down Windows, from Windows Vista to Windows 11, but no speech synthesizers wanted to work. In each type of slimmed-down Windows, functions related to the speech synthesizer have been removed and cannot be installed on such Windows. Is the only solution buying more RAM and installing the original version of Windows or rip eBooks to mp3 format on a new computer?

What program can to make someone's recorded voice louder when that person's voice is damaged? When someone smokes a lot of cigarettes and drinks a lot of alcohol for many years, they have a voice without bass and I can hear them as if they were talking only with air. Simply turning the volume up with MP3Gain, for example, doesn't do much and after turning the volume up the volume is still very weak and there is a crackling sound (it always happens no matter sound what I use when the volume level is too high). Do sound programs have a function for adding bass and normal tone to a weak and damaged voice to make it sound like the voice of a healthy person? It was this type of loudness that worked the most. Windows 10 Pro 64 bit