What is the best way for Toshiba notebooks to use wingdowsVista Home Basic operating system? Or is i

I recommend you to use win7

You can find it by looking it up online.

Of course, if you insist on switching back to XP, you can find it from the Internet, and it will definitely be automatically activated.

My computer is the Toshiba Satellite C600D-01L model, and it is very good to use the built-in Win7 Home Basic.

PS: If you want to find the ultimate version of UItimate on the Internet, any computer can install win7 (512MB or less is not allowed).

XP it! Because XP Microsoft has issued a lot of patches,It should be said that it's close to perfect.,If you have a sexual experience,,Just install Vista,If you can,,It is recommended that you install Win7 Ultimate。

Look at what you do daily,General XP can meet most of the needs,If you envy win7's dazzling,Then install win7,But there are a small number of software incompatible。 To change to XP, burn a YLMF XP image disk from the Internet, and install it from the optical drive.

You either use Win7 or XP, don't use Vista.

Vista is a relatively failed product from Microsoft.

You change the hard disk interface mode to IDE in the BIOS, and then install XP directly.

You either use Win7 or XP, Vista is Microsoft's more failed product.

You can change the hard disk interface mode to IDE in the BIOS, and then install XP directly.

Use XP to set it to not upgrade, so that it will not be blacked out by Microsoft (if it is pirated).

I used to use Vista, a lot of software didn't work, and it ran very slowly, and even Microsoft realized the problem with their software, and now I'm working on Windows 7

Believe me, I used the genuine Vista, I changed to a pirated XP, Vista sucks!

Now when you want to buy a new computer, you almost always come out with Windowsvista Home?Do you buy a brand machine? If the brand machine Vista is genuine, part of the money you buy is Vista money, and you can lose money by changing pirated XP.

Of course, it should be impossible for you to change to a genuine XP, because what Microsoft gave them is Vista.

Vista has indeed been criticized a lot, but not because of any loopholes, but because of its large "size" (taking up too much space on your hard drive) and its demanding need for memory (at least 512MB). However, this should not be a problem, as the current PC configuration is much higher. As for compatibility, in the early days of Vista's release, it was really poor, and even QQ was not compatible, but now most of the software has been able to run smoothly under Vista.

XP is still used by many people because of its stability, and if you ask the merchant to change it to XP for you, it is pirated.

Also, the Vista installed is Home Basic, and there are no aero effects, but there are no other problems.

In the same vein, Vista has good security but takes up a lot of resources, and XP is more commonly used and more popular.

It's okay, it's okay, it's just a little slow in individual ways. No problem with general use!

There aren't many bugs, and the automatic update is fast. Be careful not to use piracy!

The new system is very demanding on hardware, and it is not a problem with vulnerabilities!

If you want to use WindowsVista for office, what are you doing if you play games or XP to look good!!

In fact, Vista is very easy to use now, and the compatibility is much better than at the beginning, but many people have been using XP for a long time, and they are already very familiar with XP, and they are a little unaccustomed to other systems.

Use XP, because Vista is a bit bad, and I can't talk about the bad points, for fear of being scolded by Vista people.

The concept needs to be clarified.

Individual needs are different, and it is generally good to use XP.

If you are a student, I recommend using Linux

Personally, I think XP

The Lunux interface is not user-friendly enough.

Dos are all nostalgic antiques.

The same problem with the above two is that they are not compatible with the current software, but these two cheap vista are more resource-intensive, even if you have a full effect, and the expensive ones are to death, and the backward compatibility is not very good.

There's a person upstairs who is completely talking nonsense.,I haven't used vista.,But on W7 and Linux, I can still say a few words.,W7 should be the most used operating system for personal PCs at present.,Suitable for entertainment and office,And Linux operating system is definitely not suitable for ordinary people.,It's mainly used for server architecture.,The entertainment software inside is very good.。 If you are a programmer, you can use it. As for the Linux computer upstairs said that it will be cheaper, it's completely!

It is up to you to decide what operating system to install, and it has nothing to do with the merchant. Linux is open source.,It means that you can get the original code.,There's no problem of piracy.,And w7,Who will install a genuine version for you! You can check the genuine**.

Since you are used to Vista, are you used to using Linux? Win7 is recommended

Don't listen to their nonsense, I use Vista It's very noisy, but it's the flagship version, and the home version has fewer vertical functions, such as the rotten fruit, choose between the home version of Vista and XP, then choose XP, but sooner or later XP will be replaced by a new system, just like Win95 is replaced by XP, so it is recommended that you use Vista Ultimate or Windows7

I think WinXP is better than Windows Vista, because XP's compatibility and speed are better than Mengma, and Vista's Anyouzhi is better, if you want to use Vista, I recommend you use Windows7, which is better than Vista.