SYSTEM INSTALLATION HOW TO INSTALL WINXP UNDER WIN7

Let's talk about the partition problem of the C disk first: you can partition it under window7, my computer right-click "Manage" - find the "Disk Management" under "Storage" - find the C disk - right-click, select "Compress Volume" - wait for a while (system calculation), and then follow the prompts and the size settings you want.

Let's move on to installing the system: first of all, you need to go to the next "Startup Item Repair Tool", a lot. Because installing a low-level system on top of a high-level system will destroy the system startup item (unable to enter window7).

Place it on a tray that is not mounted on the system. Then PE bottom xp,Needless to say, this (when choosing the installed disk, you should choose a disk other than the disk where window7 is located,For example, the 10G disk that has just been generated,)....After installing it, run the "Startup Item Repair Tool" under the front, restart, OK!

Seeing that the brother in front of me said that the two systems would be stuck, I really disagreed. When you run Windows 7, XP becomes a file that is just stored on the hard disk and vice versa. Let's ask if the system disk is a C disk, so you put a lot of ** or other disks on the D disk, ** and the like will affect the operation of the system?!

It's a ridiculous joke.

I've been using gost.,The two systems can't be on the same disk.,You can get the next XP image file to the D disk.,It's so simple, I'll only gost.

First of all, win7 bottoms winxp should not work as far as I know! Personally, it is recommended to have a DOS tool CD, boot into DOS, first format the C disk, and then put the system disk into the optical drive, just install it directly! The burning disk costs 30 yuan, and it is too dark to buy a recorder.

It's about 150. The disc is good only to 3 yuan wholesale and there is less! It's really not good to buy a system disk for 5 yuan!

You can't install XP under Win7, first enter the BIOS to format the C disk, and then use the CD to install XP

Microsoft says that XP can be upgraded to Win7, but Win7 can't be reverted back to XP. But if you're upgrading from Vista, you can get to Vista.

Go here for the next XP mode.

If you are stuck, you can install the virtual machine and press XP on the virtual machine.

Boot directly into the CD load XPTo install other disks, install the drive, and there are 2 options for future drives. One is Win7 and the other is XP

If you have 2G memory, you can consider installing a virtual machine, and the consequence of installing a low-level system under a high-level system is that the boot menu will be messy.

The consequence of recovering boot menu is that it may result in loss of Win7 system files.

The words of the virtual machine can be virtualbox free virtual machine fool wizard operation (didn't say that the landlord is a fool...)

It's better not to do two systems, it's very stuck.

There may be some problems with installing software that supports Windows 7 on Windows XP systems because there are some incompatible differences between Windows 7 and Windows XP. However, you can try the following methods to install software that supports Windows 7:

Confirm the compatibility of the software: Before installing the Windows 7 software, please confirm whether the software supports Windows XP system. You can check the system requirements and compatibility information provided by the software vendor, or search the internet to see if the software will work on Windows XP.

Install Mega Compatibility Mode: Windows XP provides a compatibility mode that allows some Windows 7 software to run on Windows XP. To enable compatibility mode, right-click on the installer or shortcut of the software and select the "Properties" option.

In the Properties dialog box, switch to the "Compatibility" tab, then tick the "Run this program in compatibility mode" option, select Windows 7 as the operating system to run the software, and finally click the "Apply" and "OK" buttons.

Install a virtual machine: If compatibility mode doesn't solve the problem, you can try installing a virtual machine on Windows XP and then installing Windows 7 in a virtual machine. In this way, you can run any software that supports Windows 7 in Windows 7.

Common virtual machine software includes VirtualBox and VMware.