ThinkPad X61 Vista System for XP System 20

Drivers for the XP system that require all of your computer hardware.

It is recommended that you first check whether your hard drive is a SATA hard drive, if so, you need to find an XP system disk with an integrated SATA drive. Then in your motherboard settings, change the mode of "SATA" to "IDE", and set your boot mode to optical drive boot, and then install it.

As for the drive, if you don't have it in your drive. You can enter your model number in the official ** of your computer and you can definitely find its XP driver. Alternatively, you find your computer's network card driver, reinstall it, and install it again"Drive the sprites"With it, you can install drivers.

This method is fast and safe, I have used it, so, recommend it to the landlord.

The XP image of Tomato Garden can be installed directly.

After installing the system, install a ThinkPad software update software, and it will automatically ** all thinkvantage software. However, it takes a long time, and it is best to back up the driver folder under the C drive, and it is more convenient to copy it back after installing the system, but Vista's driver XP should not necessarily be easy to use.

There is also a way to install XP that is more troublesome, and you need to modify the hard disk settings in the BIOS.

If you don't have a CD-ROM drive in this way, you go to the place where you make the computer, and let him use the USB flash drive to make the system for you, and it's very soon, about 30 yuan.

Hello, I provide you with the way to install the XP system.

If you are a novice, it is best to let a professional take a look at it, after all, it is a new book.

1. ThinkPad One-click Recovery (ThinkVantage key) is only applicable to the Vista system that comes with the factory, if you have reinstalled the system, even if the hidden partition is retained, the key is invalid. Unless you have a recovery disc before reinstalling, you can use the recovery disc to reinstall the Vista system again to use the one-click recovery function.

2. There are two situations for your Lenovo genuine XP system:

A. Non-ThinkPad XP factory recovery disc, in this case you can't use one-click recovery, if you have a ghost backup system, you can only use ghost to restore.

B. ThinkPad XP factory recovery disc, if you are using the factory XP recovery disc to restore the system, then one-click recovery can be restored to the XP system.

3. According to your description, I think you are pretending to be a situation, and thinkvantage one-click recovery fails.

It depends on whether the image you are backing up is Vista or XP

According to the situation you described.

Since the original is Vista, it should still be a Vista after restoration

If you install XP, then the restore function of your original Vista system will be invalidated. Unless you originally used the export feature to burn the system restore disk.

Since you have a genuine XP, simply destroy the entire disk, and you can save about 10G space, Vista is too unsatisfactory.

I'm thinkpadt410,The original win7 changed to XP,The system recovery is gone。 But I burned the recovery disc, and I kept win7. If it were Vista, I wouldn't hesitate.

Hello: You can follow the steps below to restore the system.

Provides you with a way to install your XP system.

Here's how to partition it.

See if the following helps:

ThinkPad notebooks can be installed in the system by following the steps below:

1.First, buy a system disk and put the system disc into the optical drive.

2.Power on and then observe the prompt on the screen to press "F1" for BIOS settings before booting the system.

3.Set the startup mode. Find the boot option, there is the first boot, generally 1st boot device, move the cursor to it, press the enter key to go in and select the item with the word ***, press the enter key to confirm.

4.Some of the key methods for moving the cursor are the arrow keys of the keyboard, and some are f5 and f6, which are prompted by the screen. Then press F10, select Yes, press Enter to confirm, and then the computer will automatically restart.

5.At this time, boot from the disc when starting, enter the installation system interface, follow the system prompts, step by step, and the installation process will be restarted many times.

Dear Lenovo users, hello! Installation Steps.

1.Put the Windows XP system disc into the optical drive and boot the system from the optical drive.

2.The "Welcome to the Installer" screen appears, press enter to continue.

3.If you see "The installer has detected that your computer's boot hard drive is new or has been cleaned....Press C to continue.

4.The Windows XP License Agreement screen appears, press the button to accept the license agreement and proceed to the next step of installation.

5.Select or create a partition for Windows XP as prompted, and the system performs a formatting operation and copies the files.

6.Once the file copy is complete, the system will automatically restart. After restarting, the graphical interface of the installation wizard appears, first the hardware is detected, then the "Region and Language Selection" screen appears, click "Next" to continue.

7.Enter the username and organization name, and click "Next" to continue.

8.Enter the product key and click "Next" to continue.

9.Set the computer name and administrator password.

Note: If you set a password that does not meet the principles of Windows XP regarding password setting, you will be prompted "Are you sure you continue without setting a password?" ”。In this installation guide, select Yes as an example and continue the installation without changing the password.

10.Make the appropriate date settings and click "Next" to continue;

11.Windows starts to install some necessary components automatically, wait for a while.

12.After the operating system is installed, you need to install Windows XP Service Pack 2.

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It is recommended that it is best to use a pre-installed operating system or Vista system to ensure the stable operation of the machine Since Lenovo computers have not been tested for the XP system when they leave the factory, Lenovo officially only officially supports the Vista system and its drivers, and the official has not launched the corresponding XP driver; If you must install XP on the system, it is recommended to back up the current system before installing.

It is recommended to install the clean version of XP and format the system disk before installation.