When installing a vista XP disk, it prompts that it is not compatible with what to modify

The hard disk mode should be changed to another item, because that mode is not suitable for the XP system, if you change the V, you have to change it back or you can't use it

Turn on your computer with XP CD.

When the "Welcome to Installer" screen appears, press and hold the "R" key to repair Windows.

Go into the Windows XP system installation partition to be repaired.

Enter the "fixboot" command in it and press enter.

Then enter "y" and press enter to confirm that you want to import a new boot sector into the system partition. After this step, you will be prompted to say "A new boot sector was successfully written".

Enter the "exit" command and press the enter key to close the "Recovery Console" panel.

Finally, restart the computer and continue the system upgrade.

Vista is one of Microsoft's most failed systems, it is not recommended to use, it is recommended to install Win7 or Win10 directly

After entering the system, load the system image with a virtual optical drive to run, then open the image file, find the setup and install it directly, and install it on the C disk to overwrite the original system. However, it is best to back up the original system before installing the system, and you can restore it to the original system in case the installation is not successful.

Why a virtual optical drive? Isn't it okay to find an external optical drive or use a USB flash drive to mass-produce a boot disk?

If you can't enter the system, don't use a virtual optical drive, or find a mobile optical drive to install the system; Or use a USB flash drive as a PE boot disk, so as to install the system!!

A folder (desktop), mainly a shortcut icon on the desktop, to which the system is moved forward before reloading.

If you click it, it will freeze, and you can't press the right button. I don't know what happened to the file or program in that folder, so I don't know how to delete it. I really can't help it, please point it with a high finger?

Find a USB flash drive,Make it a boot disk,I use a software called Xingyuli cloud USB disk system,Use it to make a USB flash drive into a boot disk,Copy the image in the disc to the USB disk,Then use this USB flash drive to start,There is a ghost in this USB flash drive after starting,Use ghost to restore the system image directly to the system area。

What is your computer desktop or notebook, desktop to have an optical drive, notebook also to have an optical drive, into the BIOS to set the optical drive to boot on, after installing the system to set back to the hard disk boot, the netbook to have a mobile hard disk or USB disk, into the BIOS to set the USB disk boot, after installing the system to set back to the hard disk boot, you don't understand the BIOS best find a computer repair shop to help you install, because the BIOS is full of English, people who don't understand will be messed up, which will cause the computer to crash, it is best to wish you well.

Preparation: The operating system recovery disc and the important data on the computer are backed up.

1. Press the power to turn on the computer, and when the Lenovo logo appears, click the "F12" key on the keyboard continuously.

2. The "Boot Menu" menu appears, use the keyboard, and select "CDROM".

3. After the XP disc is booted, the screen shows Boot from CD, and after two press Enters, it will boot from the CD, otherwise it will boot from the hard disk.

4. At this time, the Lenovo System Recovery Disc End User License Agreement will appear, type "y".

5. After the hardware detection, the partition status will appear, please press the "D" key at this time to delete the disk partition (please make sure that the selected area is C).

6. At this time, there will be a prompt to delete the partition, please press the Enter key.

7. At this time, there will be a reminder interface for deleting the partition, please press the "L" key.

8. At this time, back to the partition status interface, Area C has changed to "Undivided Space", please press the "C" key at this time (please confirm that Area C is selected).

9. At this time, the interface of entering the partition size appears, please press the "Enter" key directly (it is not recommended to change the size of the C area).

10. At this time, return to the partition status interface again, the C area has been created successfully, please press the "Enter" button.

11. In the disk format interface that appears, select "Format Disk Partition with FAT File System (Fast)".

12. In the disk formatting determination interface that appears, directly enter the "Enter key".

13. At this time, the formatted interface and progress will appear.

14. After that, the installer starts to copy the files.

15. After rebooting (Remind the user not to use the "boot from cd....)when hitting Enter) to continue the installation.

16. After the installation is completed, the system will automatically restart, and then enter the system settings. The first thing you will get to is the Internet connection option. Please select "Skip" to skip this step and set it in the Internet options in your system.

17. After that, the registration screen will appear. Registration has no effect on the use of the system, please select "No, do not register now" and click "Next".

18. You will be prompted to enter the username of the computer you are using, which will appear in the list when you log in. It can also be added in the "User Account in Control Panel" after the system is installed. The username entered here has the privilege of being a system administrator, and there is no password, so you need to create a password and change the permission in the "User Account".

At least one should be entered. It is recommended to enter only one and add it later.

19. After completion, you will enter the XP interface and the system installation will be completed.

Here is a screenshot for reference.

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Scheme 1: Vista Bottoms XP Dual System.

If you have installed the Vista system first, and then installed the XP system in another partition, then after installing the XP system, you can only enter the XP system. You can do this to do a dual boot menu:

Enter your XP system and make sure you have NTLDR, NTDETECT, and these three files under your C drive.

Put in the Vista installation CD and close its auto-run window.

Open—To start --- run, enter cmd enter, and then x:

Press enter (x for your disc letter) and enter cd

press enter on boot (go to the boot directory).

Then type bootsect

nt60sys enter.

Close all windows and reboot the system, after restarting the system, there is no dual boot menu, but directly enter the Vista system.

Turn off User Account Control in the Control Panel.

Enter bcdedit

create

d"description" (description refers to the location of the file you just copied in the partition where the XP is installed. (If the prompt is already there, ignore it).

Then enter bcdedit

setdevice

boot enter.

Then enter bcdedit

setpath

NTLDR Enter.

Then enter bcdedit

displayorder

addlast enter.

Restart the computer and you can see the dual boot menu, don't forget to turn on the user account control in Vista, I heard that it is very useful, although it is annoying.

Pay attention to the spaces in the command line, don't lose them.

Are you using ghost?,That's not easy to change.,Or use the installation disk step by step.,Then you can choose the installation path.,Personal advice is not to use XP if you have vista.,Hehe.。