Vista system is paired with an ASUS computer

The service is just a hardware problem.,System disk,If it's genuine.,It's also within their service.,Now there are a lot of pirated versions.,Pirated systems.,If there's a problem, the software problem can be solved by yourself!!

When you buy a computer, there will be a serial number, generally at the bottom of the computer (Microsoft mark), if not, even if it is a genuine system, the service will not care, because there is no proof at the bottom of the computer, it doesn't matter if you install the system genuine or not, mainly hardware services.

The system is provided by developers such as Microsoft, and the main service object of ASUS after-sales service is computer hardware, no matter what system you install, as long as the hardware is in addition to the problem. It's going to help you see it, but it's impossible to ask them to install other systems for you, unless it's the original system or the genuine system you've purchased.

Yes, they don't care what system you have, just the machine.

The system is a software problem, and after-sales is not engaged.

Yours comes with a Vista system, right?

Reboot and press F9 to restore the system, or use the system recovery disc you came with to restore the system.

However, if you have a problem with the Internet at work, it is likely that your home network cable is a problem.

After reading your description, tell you the easiest way: take your receipt (prove that you bought the machine at his house) and the machine to the dealer where you bought the machine, the store has software maintenance personnel, and let them install the system and drivers for you.

Generally, there will be no problems with the system that comes with the machine, and you can see if you can restore it with one click. After-sales only repair hardware, regardless of software.

There is a string of sequences on the back of the computer, which corresponds to your computer.

It's not a hard drive in particular, brand machines or laptops from big manufacturers such as ASUS have their own set of protection systems. And it is not recommended for users to install it with ghost on their own. There are a few problems with not allowing machines that generally don't let the XP system be installed with Ghost.

1: The hard disk in the BIOS is set to compatibility mode, and the general one is IDE mode. And you need to turn off the network boot (that is, pxe network boot), and change the user item to compatibility mode. Please refer to the manual for specific changes.

2: Make sure your ghost version is above to support serial optical drives and serial hard drives.

3: Make sure your partition is successful. Generally, third-party software such as DM or PQ can be used to successfully delete hidden partitions.

Vista is not very difficult to change XP and can also call 800 if necessary, although they do not recommend that users change the system on their own

1. If it is a pre-installed system, install other systems, you need to save the important data, and then format and repartition the machine, and then you can install other systems.

2. Startup items, you can boot up and press the esc key, you can select the startup items.

Genuine XP installation CD installation, but you need to configure the BIOS hard disk mode as a compatibility mode reference.