How does IBM ThinkPad X41T perfectly reinstall XP systems?

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First of all, it is recommended that you back up your important data and data.

1. When installing XP, you need to change the compatibility mode of the hard disk, and the method is:

After booting up and pressing F1 to enter the BIOS, enter "config" -serial ata(sata)" controller mode option", change the original "ahci" to "compatibility", then press [F10], press enter, and the system will automatically restart;

When installing WindowsXP, you need to use a normal installation disk (not Ghost) to install it step by step;

Log in Enter the complete host number to query and ** the driver under the corresponding system of the machine, how to find the host number, generally on the back of the machine or in the battery compartment, the black and white label, the black part behind the type and the S n behind the complete host number.

You need to buy or ** the corresponding XP Table PC version to install it perfectly, or find out if there is a X41T dedicated XP Table PC recovery disc for sale on **, you can do it.

Buy one that's easy to install, and if you don't have it, you can only ** or buy a pure version of the XP Table PC CD and install the driver. (I used to install it very troublesome, and there is a corresponding tutorial on the Internet).

Or installed win7 installation version, it is relatively simple to install the table function. I'm afraid that your configuration may not be able to keep up.

There are many ways to do this:

1. Use the computer's built-in one-key reset.

2. Install it with an external USB flash drive or optical drive.

3. Install one-click restore for installation.

4. Use software such as onekey to restore the hard disk directly.

Take a bootable empty U disk (most of the current U disk can) first make a bootable one, and then find a PE to install it on the U disk, so that you can restart the U disk, and then you can ghost the system.

If your system can still start, it is better to go to the next onekey so that the software runs directly, select the option, and it will be done automatically in 10 minutes.

External optical drive.

Mesh engraving or U up.

There are many ways to do it.

Use Ultraiso to write the system disk image to a USB flash drive.

Insert the USB drive, press F12 when booting up, and select Start from USB drive.

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Laptop system change is more complicated than desktop, first reboot and press F2, change the startup item to optical drive boot, and then you can install the system.

Lenovo notebook installation XP system, it is best to use Lenovo genuine XP system, first, it is stable and good; The second is that it will not destroy the hidden partition. It's best to go to Lenovo customer service or store, ask their staff to help you reinstall the system, they have Lenovo genuine XP system disk, no need to activate.

The original win7 has to turn off ahci, and win8 has to turn off security boot, and the whole disk has to be repartitioned. The first level reduces performance, and the second level reduces security.

If you want to do development, you can try virtual machines.

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At present, Microsoft has stopped the ** of XP, X240 is generally the Haswell platform, it does not support XP system, XP system needs to be installed in hard disk compatibility mode, X240 BIOS has generally canceled the setting of hard disk compatibility mode.

If you need to install it, you can try to install it on a USB flash drive or CD-ROM with integrated AHCI drivers. Whether it can be installed normally and used compatibly, it is recommended that you refer to the actual test.

If you have important data, you should back it up first.

Install a dual system and switch freely.

If you can use XP, you need to turn off the independent display in the BIOS.