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Anonymous users2024-02-05It seems unlikely that it does not affect it. Just use Ghost XP to restore Vista's drive letter.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Log in to XP first, and then use Control Panel - System - Advanced - Boot and Failure Recovery - Settings - Windows XP as the first item, the waiting time jumps to 0, and then the Vista system disk is OK.
The kind on the second floor said that you have to choose the system before entering the system, and mine doesn't.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Log in to XP and format Vista's disk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The landlord can't delete XP directly.,Directly delete XP will not be able to start the computer.,To delete the two systems together.,And then reinstall win7
First of all, solve the first problem, find the XP system disk under win7: right-click "Computer" - "Management", and select "Disk Management" in the menu bar on the left side of the new window. Find the XP partition on your computer in disk 0 (it's a small cube), right-click on it, select "Change Drive Letter and Path" - add, select a letter and click OK.
Turn on the computer again, and you can see the disk where XP is located.
If the original XP is installed in the first partition of the hard disk (C drive), it is not possible to uninstall XP by formatting the partition, because the boot boot file of Win7 under the dual system is also placed in the first partition, and direct formatting will cause the system to fail to boot.
The steps to solve the problem are as follows: Use a USB flash drive or mobile hard disk to back up the important data on the computer Make a USB flash drive PE boot or a system installation disk to install the system Format the two partitions separately, reinstall win7 and back up the system with one click ghost for later restoration.
If not, please ask, I hope it can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Format this drive letter on which disk your XP is installed on.
To remove the redundant system boot options, press Win+R, Enter"msconfig"(without quotation marks), select in the window that opens"Bootstrapping"tab, select the bootstrap item you want to delete below, click below"Delete"button.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31This doesn't seem to be easy to operate... The reason is that you install win7 on the basis of xp,If the XP system is completely formatted,Win7 will not be able to boot,And can not start normally,Therefore, it is recommended that you directly format the win7 system and the xp system,Reinstall win7 to C disk。。。 Break a leg!!!
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Anonymous users2024-01-30View My Computer, is the drive letter of the system disk, display the system disk, find the xp, and then right-click all to get administrator privileges, just delete them one by one.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Hello! Just format the XP system disk under Win7, and it will directly enter the Win7 system after restarting.
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Reinstall the NIC driver!
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