Can the Toshiba F30 be fitted with VISTA?

No way! What if you could install a vista? Just rest assured, 99% of the hardware is drive-free, and Vista should be recognizable! At the moment I haven't found a notebook that Vista can't drive on its own!

If that doesn't work, go to the computer's Properties Advanced Device Management (Device Manager), find the driver you want to update, right-click Update Driver to automatically search for and install it, and you're good to go.

The last method: Control Panel User Accounts to turn on or off User Account Control

Tick the box "Use user account to control UAC" so that most of the software can be used in Vista and can be compatible, remember to restart the computer.

No, the XP driver is not the same as the Vista driver, you can only find the Vista driver on the Internet.

There are a lot of drivers that have come with Vista in the last 1 year, generally speaking, if it is a notebook in the last 1 year, it does not need a driver (just staying in theory) My experience believes that only the driver of the graphics card and card reader is needed, and the rest is not used! Upstairs is right, drivers under XP are useless under Vista!

What kind of machine yours is? How do you install the vista, if you bought that machine in the last few years. It's a vista

If you want to reinstall, you can go directly to Toshiba's repair station and restore it directly.

Let me ask you more, what kind of Toshiba model machine are you?

Toshiba's don't know, but the Vista system. Very resource-intensive! Even if you have a good machine, running the Vista system is very tiring! It's better to install a win7!

Anyway, Sony's notebooks can't change the system at will! It seems that his motherboard only recognizes his own Sony company's own win system!

It is recommended to install win7 directly, which is an upgrade and optimization of vista. There are a lot of online tutorials, so I won't post them.

The questioner made a very serious mistake, first of all, there is no partition in the factory (except for the hidden partition used to recover the system, because it takes up less than 7G), as far as I know, M825 is a 250G hard disk, you can use the original factory recovery of Toshiba notebook if you do not format the hard disk, I recommend you to strictly follow the steps below:1Shutdown 2

Press and hold"0"The key does not put 3Press Power On4Release the boot 5

Press and hold"0"The key is held for two to three seconds6The choice is 7Select Factory Reset8

There are three options: Restore by default, i.e., full recovery, format and merge all partitions of the hard disk into one partition, recover without changing the partition, i.e., only recover partition C, customize recovery, i.e., format the hard disk, define the capacity of partition C, divide the rest after entering the system (i.e., carry out the process of the first point above after entering the system) The questioner can choose Custom recovery items It is recommended to keep the C drive as 30G is the most suitable Back up important files and data before system recovery.

If you have formatted the hard disk as you said, it will be more troublesome, if you use Lenovo's vista it will definitely not work, because after you install it, the driver is absolutely not right, and it can only be used for dozens of days, it will prompt you to activate the system, you can't use it, and finally it is recommended that you go to the nearest Toshiba notebook after-sales service center, ask a professional to reinstall the system for you, and then spend money to ask them to help you engrave a system disk, remember not to make your own decisions in the future, ask professionals in case of trouble and then make a decision.

Yes, I'm going to use this system, and that's fine.

Go to Toshiba's service department to do it, the operating system should be free to maintain, Lenovo's Vista can't be installed on other brands of computers, and it's not activated when it's installed!

The brand machine is very exclusive to other systems, and it is recommended to go to the service station.

Go to BIOS to set the optical drive to boot, and change the hard drive lead rental mode to a compatible IDE, save and exit BIOS 3Start the computer,Put in the CD,The computer will automatically read the disk,Enter the menu selection of the CD,Select the first item,Then it will let you format,After formatting the C disk, it will be from the Laque dynamic installation system Huai Bureau Zhao It's very easy Remember to give me a point。

Theoretically, any computer can be installed with multiple systems, but it depends on the configuration of your computer, and it is not cost-effective to install it if the configuration is too low, but now the average computer can meet this condition.

If you want to install Vista and XP dual systems, under normal circumstances, you should install Xp first, and install Vista, so that you don't need to set up the boot file, this method is very simple, the same as the usual system, just to install it twice.

If you install Vista first, and then install XP, it is more troublesome, but there are many ways, please see here:

Yes, very detailed.

Now install XP,It won't affect the sound quality of the original Vista.,There's no connection between the two.。 Dual systems can only boot one system at a time, and when you boot up, there will be two options asking you which system you want to boot.

I am using Vista Ultimate and Windows7 dual system, dual system also has drawbacks, such as poor stability, and your changes in a system may affect a system. If you want to try something new, just pretend, I'm that kind of person, hehe.

You can use the driver on the official website, as long as you can be sure that your motherboard is M300 that series, there are many differences between piracy and genuine, stability is one, and the stability of genuine must be good.

There is no difference between genuine piracy, the M211 I bought was originally an OEM version of the Vista, and it is not good to use it, or to use a pirated version of XP Hehe.

It's all usable, and it's best to make a clone to back up the original system before installing the system.

10month22 win7 officially released,Soon piracy will definitely come out,Then use win7。

Here are the steps to repair your computer using Startup Repair:

1) Boot with Vista Install***;

2) Select the language and click "Next".

3) Select "Repair your computer";

4) Select the operating system and click "Next", then go to the "System Recovery" option.

5) Click on Startup Repair;

6) Startup Repair boots up and starts diagnosing your computer to determine the root cause of the failure. Once you determine the cause of the problem, it will immediately start repairing your computer automatically. If you're interested in how it works, you can click on the "Details" link to see what tests Startup Repair runs to diagnose problems;

7) Once the startup repair is complete, click "Finish" to restart the computer.

Go to the computer city to do data recovery. $100 to $150 at a time. He might ask you for 200, so you can bargain with him. I can't do it myself. Of course, if you are ruthless in formatting all the hard drives and reinstalling them, then you don't need to spend money at all.

I bought my M301 and changed to XP the next day.

I encountered a little problem, that is, I can't find the hard disk, but there is no hard disk drive, and I searched on the Internet, and the result is:

Install the above version of the Tomato Garden Edition XP is no problem at all.,Fully automatic installation one-click restore,I'm under the next software.,Back it up.,It's no problem at all.。

No problem, the operating system can be changed to a lower version.

Theoretically, there will be a hidden partition in general, just style him.

Notebooks are fine. But it is possible to touch on the problem of one-click restore. You may want to break the one-click restore feature. You'd better ask about this when you buy a notebook.