VSITA where is more advanced than XP

It's all Microsoft saying hehe.

To put it simply, socialism has been born less than 200 years ago, and capitalism has been born almost 500 years ago. The VSITA system is coming back, and there are many fatal vulnerabilities in the system, but XP is different, XP has been developing for a long time, and it is relatively sound, so it must be XP good.

Personally, I don't feel like XP is good.,It's just an over-version.,Windows7 is coming out.,There's no need to install Vista.

See if you like that If you are used to using XP, use XP but personally feel that XP is still better than Vista Some people say Windows 7 but it hasn't come out yet, say you know what software it is, or use it if you feel it's good.

There are improved security, higher requirements for configuration, and a more beautiful and user-friendly desktop.

Your question is like asking whether 98 or 2000 is better.

XP is about to be phased out, and Microsoft is about to stop updating it. No matter how good it is, it's about to become history. It is recommended that you use Vista, you have to learn to adapt, otherwise you will be eliminated Hehe.

If you don't install a dual system, you can use the tools in the disc to put the C drive and then install it.

No, this situation generally doesn't happen, so try running it in compatibility mode. It's to open the XP disc, right-click on the installer, compatibility, and then slowly try it out.

Windows is generally from low to high,Install XP first and then install Vista, your method is not wrong,It's better to install XP first,It is recommended to install XP first If you want to install Ubuntu,Install it directly on the CD,If you don't have a CD,You can run a virtual CD drive to load ISO files,Then install。

Your XP is already installed, but there is a problem with your system boot file that needs to be fixed.

In fact, it feels like you can directly install unbuntu boldly and confidently, and there will be no problem.

I've now installed unbuntu in my last partition.

Well, it's better to repartition and reformat it.

First install XP, then Ubuntu, then Windows 7 (7 is much better than Vista).

Sometimes you can't tell the details, you have to use your own brain...

This depends on how your computer is, some computers are very troublesome, and some computers are easy to install.

You can go to this place to check it out:

There are specific steps to remove the vist, install the xp.

Note: If you need to burn a PE boot disc, you should consider the compatibility of PE disk and VIST, I hope it will help you.

Ghost XP in 15 minutes! It's very simple, go buy a system ghost disk.

This is not necessarily.,It depends on your computer.,Acer's VSITA is very troublesome to change XP.,Nothing else is very clear.。

After the VSITA system is replaced with the XP system, the driver of the original Vista system is not compatible with XP, you need to check your computer hardware model, go to the driver home to find the driver corresponding to your computer hardware model and support XP, and install it.

I've encountered this kind of problem before in Control Panel - Add Hardware Pop-up Add Hardware Wizard Click No, I haven't connected this hardware yet Tick to turn off the computer when you click "Done"; This way, I can turn on my computer and connect the hardware.

That's it.

Reinstall the sound card driver and take a look.

Very well loaded.

Don't just put it on a plate.

For example, if XP is on the C drive, then Vista must be on the D drive.

Then you plug in a disc and follow the steps.

It's not hard at all.

Directly into a separate dish. Then install the driver to that disk as well.

Or with web hosting. There is a tutorial on the Internet that you can take a look at for yourself, and that one may be talking about a dual system login card. There is no need.

Is there an installation disk? If you have one, you can install it directly. It's okay to go to the next one on the Internet without an installation disk.,But don't go under the ghost version.。

You find the installation disc of Vista, double-click the setup program in the disc to start the installer, click Install Now, select Online to get the latest installation update, then the system will automatically search for the latest update patch of Vista, and then enter the product key, when asked "what type of installation do you want to do", you must select the "Custom (Advanced)" option, and then select the installation partition of Vista, this partition must be large enough, at least 15G, more than 20G is recommended, Then you can follow the guide step by step.

Put the XP on the C drive and the Vista on the F drive.

Note: Install XP first, then Vista.

It's simple, from XP to Vista Dual System it's simple.

No conversion is required. There is a guide menu after installation.

Loading the system in different disks from Vista to XP can be cumbersome.

Let's take our time!

Well, you only need to use your original Vista system CD to install it, and he will prompt you step by step, but if you want to install Vista system, the C drive needs 30G space for installation.

XP has good compatibility and relatively low configuration requirements.

Vista has good security performance, but it has high hardware requirements and a large capacity after installation.

You still don't have to worry about QQ web pages, they will be supported.

However, some games or software are not very compatible with Vista.

It's really not good, you might know it when you read this

Windows Vista Experience.

I've been using Windows 2003 for several years, and I'm a little tired of aesthetics, but now I'm finally waiting for the more stable Windows Vista Build 5231 beta2 version, so I hurry up and go to BT**. The computer space at home is too small to be too lazy to tidy up, so I carved *** to the company to install.

I didn't go down to eat with everyone at noon, so I spent time installing Vista. The current operating system is really a big guy.,2G more files,Install it with deamon tools.,It actually prompts that the memory is not enough to install.。 Vista installation requires at least 256M memory, but my computer took part of it to make video memory, only 224M, it really annoyed me, find a free machine to disassemble a 256M memory module and install it, before starting the installation of Vista.

The installation of Vista can be said to be surprisingly simple, except for a few options before entering the serial number at the beginning, I didn't care about the whole installation process, and it was all automated, but it took a lot of time. After installation,Remove the 256M memory,Just use the 256M memory to run,It obviously feels that the system response is slow,It seems that Vista is a big guy who eats memory and resources。

But Vista's menu has a big difference, a bit like Mac, the transparent icon is also very good-looking, IE7 is also fun to use, in short, the default color tone makes Vista look a little mysterious, because the system is too slow, I had to hurriedly change back to the original 2003 system.

It seems that the standard configuration of computer memory will have to be improved to a higher level in the future, the memory must be at least 512M, and the partition must be 20G, although Vista is a very important version of Windows, but it has too high requirements for hardware, and the traditional Windows system is also very different from the use of the traditional Windows system, and it is estimated that it has been difficult to become popular in recent years. It's almost 2006 now, but Win98 is still widely used by a wide range of people, Win2003 is still not as good as Windows XP, and the 64-bit Vista will make a lot of software have to be upgraded again**, so to really use Vista as their daily use of the OS, there is still a long time to go.

If you have the conditions, you can pretend to play with it.

Build momentum. The actual XP really works better than VSITA. There are also a lot of games that can't be played in VSITA

VSITA is daring to be stylish.

XP is more applicable.

I install the system a lot.

It feels like XP is better than VSITA performance.

Occupies less resources.