ASUS laptop can t install winXP?

Dear ASUS users, Hello :

ASUS computer, if it is a dual graphics card model, it is not recommended that you install Windows XP system, because the system can not support dual graphics card work, after installation can only use the integrated graphics card to work, and because the official website does not provide the corresponding Windows XP driver, so there will be some abnormal functions, it is recommended that you install Microsoft windows7 or windows8 system, to ensure that your computer's hardware performance is fully played.

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It's just that it's no problem to install the XP system, as long as you change the hard disk mode, but there is no driver for the independent display (only the driver for the integrated display), so the dual display switch cannot be completed. I helped a classmate ASUS A53 to install the XP system only encountered this problem,Pity my friend's garbage independent display GT610 2G,Now there is no problem,By the way, I installed the deep technology Ghost XP perfect lite version I have collected the XP system for three years。

Sorry, your platform does not support XP system, it supports W7.

XP systems can be installed.

The steps to reinstall the system are as follows:

1. Prepare to bring a U disk, it doesn't need to be too big, 8GB can, and then make a U disk to start, copy the system to the U disk Ghost folder, plug in the computer to boot up, and choose to start from the U disk;

2. When the boot screen appears in the notebook, press the ESC key to select Start from the USB flash drive, and enter the PE after starting from the USB flash drive, as shown in the figure below. Move the up and down keys to select the first one and press enter;

3. Press the Enter key to enter the following PE interface, and an automatic ghost box will automatically pop up;

4. Select the system that is copied in the USB flash drive, and then click OK after selecting to install the system on the C disk;

5. After confirmation, wait for the progress bar to be full, and then shut down and restart.

Dear ASUS users, Hello :

Because the information given is relatively broad, it is not possible to give specific judgment information.

1. If it is the latest purchased machine, due to the newer graphics card platform, the XP system does not have driver support;

2. You can check whether there are dual display cores in Device Manager - Display Adapter - XP system, the XP system does not support dual displays, after installing XP, only the integrated core can be identified;

3. You can log in to the ASUS official website to check the driver of the machine, whether the XP system driver is provided, if there is no XP driver, it means that the machine platform is not suitable for installing the XP system. It is recommended to install a system that provides drivers;

Hope you find the above information helpful! Thank you!

Consult with an engineer to help you solve the problem!

If it's a newer notebook with a graphics card of GT5**M or higher, there is basically no driver that supports XP anymore. Unless you find some drivers that have been modified by netizens.

It's because you integrated all the drivers, and you use the driver wizard to choose not to integrate the drivers and rebuild the drivers.

You can find an XP installation disk.

The easiest way is to buy an XP installation disc for Tomato Garden, which is very simple, just throw it into the CD drive and follow the prompts, basically no one needs to guard it.

How are there so many problems with Asus. Our boss just bought an ASUS notebook, used it for a month, and it couldn't start.

Hello, dear ASUS users.

You are a model with dual graphics cards, it is not recommended that you install the XP system, the XP system cannot support the dual graphics card switching function, if you install the XP system, your independent graphics card is not working, and the official website of your model does not provide the XP driver, it is recommended that you install Win7 or above system.

Dual graphics card models,It is not recommended to install the XP system,The XP system cannot support the dual graphics card switching function,If the XP system is installed,The independent display is not working(The hardware XP system of the independent display is not recognized at all,Let alone install the independent display driver),And the official website of the model does not provide the XP driver,It is recommended to install win7 or above system。

The CPU comes with a core graphics card and a discrete graphics card, such a notebook can install the XP system, but the graphics card driver cannot be installed. Therefore, it is best to install win7 64-bit or win10, so that you can give full play to the strength of the hardware.

Ditch XP, XP doesn't support graphics card switching. You can only use the set display... I k43 also gave up!!

It's the same as a tabletop mount. After inserting the system CD, restart the computer and press the DEL button to enter the BIOS post-installation system.

XP does not support graphics card switching due to physical problems, and notebooks generally do not support shielding integrated graphics cards, so don't use XP.