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100M hidden partition is automatically set by win7 system to start the main partition,According to Microsoft's practice,The lower version of the Windows system can not read and write to the hidden partition of the higher version,Therefore, after installation, it points to the 100M hidden main partition xp without XP boot information,XP naturally does not start。

Solution: 1. You can delete the 100M hidden partition with the help of the partition tool, and then merge the partition to reinstall the XP, the disadvantage is that your pre-installed win7 recovery program and system recovery partition will be invalid. Careful!

2. Using the new functions of Win7, you can virtualize the XP system under Win7, which is almost no different from the actual installed XP. Recommend! For specific operation methods, please search for the relevant tutorials of win7 virtual machine, which will not be repeated here.

First uninstall WIN 7 in safe mode, or format the system disk C disk, and then install the XP system, otherwise you will not be able to install the XP system, because WIN 7 is a more advanced system than XP, the system can only be installed in the order of upgrade, and the downgrade installation is not possible.

Reinstall the system directly with the XP disk, didn't you format the C disk before installation? Format the C drive, and the hidden partition will be gone!

Format the entire disk directly.

Then repartition and reinstall the system.

This system requires you to confirm that the USB flash drive can normally boot the notebook to the DOS, and then make a boot in the USB flash drive, and put the XPE system on it, and go to operate.

Linux and Windows don't seem to be able to coexist. Because their hard drive formats are different. It's pretty damn when it's installed.

linux?

The name is unknown. Or don't pretend.

Linux, do you know how to use it? If not, it is recommended not to pretend.

Yes, but it can be solved.

Nowadays, computers use SATA hard disks, and operating systems such as Windows 7 also support the AHCI working mode of SATA hard disks, so computers with Windows 7 operating system pre-installed usually turn on AHCI mode.

However, Windows XP, an ancient operating system launched in 2001, does not support AHCI mode, and if AHCI is enabled on SATA drives, Windows XP will not recognize the drive in this case. If it is the original image installation, it will have a blue screen at the beginning of the installation, and if it is a ghost installation, it will not start after installation.

It is not very complicated to solve this problem, just change the hard disk working mode to IDE compatibility mode in the BIOS, so that you can install and use Windows XP normally. Some ghost image files integrate the AHCI driver into the XP, and the ghost image can also be installed directly in AHCI mode.

XP is much more compatible than W7, no problem changing it back.

I'm also not used to the w7, but I've been using it for a while, and I feel that the w7 is actually easy to use.

If you want to change it back, make another system, remember to install XP SP3.

No problem, but you need to patch it with 360.

Hello landlord,You can change the XP system,And the pre-installed win7 system computer configuration is higher than the configuration of the XP system,If you will install the system,Just buy an XP system CD,New computer,For the sake of insurance or don't buy pirated versions,Redo the system on it,It's best to do a good job of 360 patches。 To be honest,I still like to use the win7 system,I also started using it last year,It's a little unaccustomed at the beginning,But win7The interface and functions are much more powerful than XP,Your computer should be pre-installed with the family ordinary version,I can't see much effect,Search on the Internet (win7 advanced version or flagship version key) to upgrade to advanced version or flagship version,It looks really different! The stud, please adopt!

BIOS Settings Go to BIOS Select Second Enter Enter and select First --Enter Select CD Press F10 and then press Y

Okay, let's start the installation.

First of all, enter BIOS, modify the SATA working mode under BIOS to AHCI option, the following method of modifying the hard disk mode is "AHCI", some are enabled or disabled (the location and method of modifying the hard disk mode in BIOS of different models are slightly different), use the disc to boot the system, use the ghost one-click partition, or DM, or use WICE to start, and then partition, now Ghost is OK.