Why can t I install Windows XP security updates on my computer?

Do you mean the system updater? The average computer Microsoft will only let you reinstall the system, and there is no such thing as upgrading the system.

The XP system is mostly non-genuine, and it is normal for automatic updates to not work, and there will be problems with reluctantly updating the system. It is recommended to turn off automatic updates: right-click on "My Computer", click Properties, and turn off automatic updates in the update settings.

Then install 360 Security Guard, which intelligently installs all the system patches that need to be installed for you.

I used a pirated version of the XP operating system.

Now the new computer motherboard generally uses UEFI by default, XP does not support this thing, and it can be installed by changing to the traditional BIOS.

The operating system needs to use your hardware through a type of software called "driver", and the hardware on the new computer does not have XP-related drivers, so XP cannot be installed at all, or it will have a blue screen if it is installed.

XP original system,Some drivers have been added in advance,Enough to deal with the mainstream drivers of the year,But not comprehensive,When I installed XP,I still have to find the disc that contains the driver,Manually install those drivers again,Otherwise, the computer can not be used normally (such as not being able to access the Internet)

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In order to protect the security and stability of the system, XP uses user accounts and password protection to control user operations. That is, only the designated person can do the specified thing. Installing software and other operations to modify the system require the user to have the authority of the computer administrator to perform, which is why you can't install the software, I believe there are many operations that you can't perform.

When the system is installed, the default "administrator" account is the identity of the administrator, you can use the following methods to make yourself an administrator:

1) First enter the computer as an administrator. Click "Sign Out" on the Start menu to confirm that you are waiting to log in, and press the "Ctrl+Alt+del" key on your keyboard.

2) In the pop-up dialog box, enter "administrator" in the username box and the password you set during installation in the password box. If you didn't set a password when installing, the password is of course empty, and then press enter to enter the computer.

3) Open "User Accounts" in the "Control Panel" and you will see your user account with "Restricted Accounts" written next to it.

4) Click to open your own account, and then click "Change Account Type". In this pop-up window, click the radio button with "Computer Administrator" selected, and then click the "Change Account Type" button, confirm and exit. You can now do what you want to do.

In order to ensure the security of the computer, it is recommended that users set user passwords to avoid unnecessary losses due to security questions.

Why can't it?,It's just that you don't install it by selling computers.,It's sure you can install it.。

Take a look at how your configuration compares to the following. If it is higher than the following configuration, it proves that the landlord has made a mistake in the method of installing XP.

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Official minimum requirements:

cpu：intel mmx 233mhz

RAM: 128MB

Hard disk space: Graphics card: PCI, AGP graphics card with more than 4MB video memory.

Sound Card: The latest PCI sound card.

CD-ROM: 8x or more CD-ROM

Comments: From this configuration, it can be seen how urgent Windows XP is to quietly seek memory. Therefore, at a time when the current memory** is low, it is wise to prepare more memory to run Windows XP better.

Minimum requirements for actual use:

cpu：intel piii 500mhz

RAM: 256MB

Hard disk space: 4GB

Graphics card: PCI or AGP graphics card with 4MB or above.

Sound Card: The latest PCI sound card.

CD-ROM: 8x or more CD-ROM

Comments: When the speed of the processor and the hard disk space reach a certain amount, it does not help much in the performance of the system itself. However, when running large software and games, the configuration of 256MB of RAM will greatly help the system run more happily.

Ideal configuration requirements:

CPU: Intel P 1GHz or P4

RAM: 256MB or more.

Hard disk: 20GB or more.

Comments: By strengthening the computing performance of the processor, it will be very helpful for the system to solve problems faster, and after the memory reaches 256MB, there is no big problem with the performance of the operating system itself, but it should be noted that if the system wants to run more tasks and larger software, then it is recommended to have more than 512MB of memory.

Turn off automatic updates.

The second method is recommended so that you don't miss out on other important updates.

Also, if you've turned off automatic updates, you can also get the necessary Windows security updates through third-party security software like 360 Security Guard.

3.If you have already been tricked, the thorough solution is as follows:

Click Start. > entered in Runtime.

regedit

Then press enter. hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows

nt\currentversion\winlogon\notifywgalogon

Delete the entire WGALOGON item.

This method can solve this problem once and for all.