How to run a disc restricted to Vista on Windows 7?

If it's not compatible, it won't work, it's only limited to vista

Start the installation.

Once installed, a program icon called "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor Beta" will appear on the desktop.

Double-click the icon to run and follow the prompts.

Click "Start Check".

The test result will inform the user whether the host can be upgraded to Windows 7, and will inform the user of some current hardware information, as well as the officially recommended hardware specifications. After the detection is complete, you can click "close" to close the detection program.

Select the "Go online for the latest installation updates" option, and when your computer is connected to the network, the update file will be automatically searched during the installation process, including the latest hardware drivers and installation updates.

After checking "I accept the license terms", click "Next".

During the installation process, compatibility testing will be carried out, and a compatibility report will be generated on the Windows desktop, click "Next".

Start copying windows files.

When the installation file has been copied, Windows needs to exit the current Vista system, reboot and install Windows 7.

Restarting. Start upgrading Windows 7.

Reboot again. Here you can simply select "Use recommended settings" or select the other two.

After setting the time and date, click "Next".

When the computer is connected to the network, the user is asked to choose a network location that can be set according to the environment.

Windows 7 enters the final configuration phase and is ready to boot.

Enter the system. At this point, you will see that the installation file of the "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor Beta" program in Vista and the shortcut after installation are still there, indicating that the upgrade installation did not delete the personal data. Another file called "Windows Compatibility Report" is the compatibility report generated by the installer on the desktop when Windows 7 is upgraded. At this point, the installation process of Vista upgrade to Win7 is complete.

When you need to boot up your computer, you need to boot from a disc. If not, go to the BIOS system at boot time and set it to FIRST in CD boot mode. After the setting is successful, put the win7 installation disk into the CD-ROM drive, restart, format the win7 disk into NTFS format, and then install the win7 system!

You can install it directly, he will prompt you to upgrade to win7 or install win7 completely, you can install it according to your needs.

Press the Del button to boot up, enter the BIOS and select Boot to boot the first boot and select your optical drive.