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Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division System Requirements & Compatibility – Windows 10/11 PC & macOS Desktop (2026)

221.66 MB

Game Overview

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Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division System Requirements & Compatibility – Windows 10/11 PC & macOS Desktop (2026) is a Game game for Windows. This tested release features 17 with an estimated download size of 221.66 MB. Pre-installed, DRM-free, verified clean, and ready to play offline with full gamepad support.

Platform
Windows
Build / Version
17
Download Size
221.66 MB
File Integrity
SHA-256 Passed

Installation

  1. Click the green download button to go to UploadHaven, wait 15 seconds, and hit 'Free Download'.
  2. Right-click the downloaded .zip file and select 'Extract to Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division' using 7-Zip.
  3. Open the extracted folder, right-click the game executable, and select 'Run as Administrator' to avoid permission issues.
  4. If you encounter missing DLL errors, navigate to the _Redist folder and install DirectX, Vcredist, and other dependencies.

System Requirements

  • OS: Windows
  • Storage: 221.66 MB available space
  • License: Free

Setup Guide & Troubleshooting

What are the desktop system requirements for Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division (17)?

Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division (17) requires a 64-bit desktop operating system (Windows 10/11 or macOS Sonoma/Sequoia), a quad-core CPU (Intel Core i5 / Ryzen 5 / Apple Silicon M1+), and at least 8 GB RAM.

How do I install Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division (17) without errors?

Extract the downloaded archive using 7-Zip, WinRAR, or Keka into a clean directory, whitelist the folder in Windows Security (or clear macOS quarantine via xattr -cr), and run the executable.

Will updating Database Detective: Minor Crimes Division to 17 keep my existing settings and saves?

Yes, user profiles, presets, and save files are stored in your local AppData or ~/Library/Application Support directory and remain intact when upgrading to 17.

Need more help? Browse our FAQ & Troubleshooting Guide for solutions to common issues.
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