Can Lenovo 125A work with VISTA

Mine is 125A,There's nothing wrong with the graphics card.,It's not a good graphics card.,But it's enough of the lowest standard.,The memory must go up.,It depends on what you're running.,It's enough to run Vista Bisic512's memory.,At least one G.,The processor is OK.,It should be enough, although it's not as good as dual-core,But some special effects may not be displayed.,It's not a problem.,If you want special effects, you can directly use a dual-core + 2G + cow's graphics card.。 Besides, you can't feel that little bit of special effects, and it's only a little bit through comparison. I think it doesn't matter if you use Vista or not, the smooth memory you want to use is to 1G, as for whether to upgrade Vista I don't think there's a worry, Vista itself has a lot of compatibility problems, and besides, 125A's XP is still genuine, and it's a bit of a waste to change Vista.

But if you like it, it's better to choose Vista, but for now, my own opinion is to choose XP. It's up to you to decide

Vista at least needs to use a dual-core processor,The memory is large enough,It's not necessarily easy to use after upgrading,I have a Lenovo 125a,I also want to upgrade to a new system,But。 It is recommended to change to a dual-core book. Otherwise, it may be a waste of money.

I haven't used it. But I think it can definitely be installed, and it might be slower to run.

If your recovery disc is a 3-in-1, and there is a system you need to change in it, then you can do this, but the default key that comes randomly is the key of the operating system when you come with the machine, and you can only use the upgrade method to upgrade the current system!

The second floor said that the versions of the key,I don't dare to say the others,But for the U version,That key is not at the disposal of every hardware file that can be upgraded to the U version,Such incompatible posts,You can find a lot on the Internet。 So, I don't dare to compliment!

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My family is V's system startup is not slow at all,You should**optimize the necessary software for the V system such as the master,In fact, the software is really easy to use,**Okay after you should take a look slowly,The computer is yours you should cherish it,It's just a matter of course,You say no,After doing a good job,You use the resources inside,Optimize your system,As the above said,Your system's startup items should be quite a lot,You should try to reduce the startup items,Some software only needs to be started when you use it, There's no need to start with the system, that's really troublesome, and the bar at the start of my house is about twice brushed! I only have 1g in my house, which is not very slow! Hope you can do it well!

Well, after opening it, press ctrl, and it's OK

Configured desktop can play.

Those who can play in my dorm are playing.

Put in the disc, restart, the Lenovo logo appears, press F12 continuously, select IDE CD ***, and press Enter continuously (note that press Enter continuously - Lenovo feature).

Click "Next" on the installation screen of the selected installation language

Click "Next" on the Select the operating system you want to install

Click "Drive Options" in the partition interface to enter the partition interface (if the hard disk needs a third-party drive to be recognized, you need to click "Load Driver").

Go to the hard disk driver to browse the loading interface.

Click "New" to enter the partition interface.

In the "Size" dialog box, enter the size you want to create the main partition and click "Apply".

After partitioning, the "Delete", "Format", "Extend" options become clickable options.

Select "Unallocated Space" and click "New" to continue creating a partition. It should be noted that:

Each partition is the primary partition and can only create a maximum of 4 partitions. If you want to create an extended partition, you can divide it in the disk manager after the system is installed.

After selecting the first primary disk partition, click Format.

Click "Next" when the formatting is complete

The installation process starts with copying files and continuing with the files, which takes about 20 minutes depending on the hardware configuration.

Install Updates" stage after the system restarts for the first time.

Proceed with the installation process after the reboot - complete the installation.

After completion, the installation process is restarted a second time.

Enter the local administrator account and password.

Enter the name of the computer.

In the time zone settings, click Next

After the installation is complete, click "Start" to start and enter the Vista interface.

Ready to start: Enter the login password:

Run on startup" option, which is available on the second startup.

You can't use the contact OEM disk on other hosts, and it's no different from piracy.

1. The usage of the installation disc must be in your manual, which is the most detailed.

2. Since it is a disk that restores factory settings, the shortcut keys can definitely be used after installation.

3. Lenovo's recovery disk can only be used on Lenovo's machine, because this involves the problem in the BIOS.

2.Shortcuts can be used, but upgrading to SP1 can't be used, which is the case with me.

There is no manual, and your shortcuts may not be able to be used after installation, because your shortcut knowledge is Lenovo's software, such as one-click recovery, you must install those software, and your shortcuts are useful, so I advise you that there is no need to reinstall the system. There are other brands of computers that can't be used, this disk can only be used on Lenovo's machine, it doesn't matter if you reinstall it in the windows interface, you put the disk into the drive, follow the instructions, when it asks you to enter the cd-key, you look for it on the case, there are a few tags, there is a cd-key with your pre-installed system on it, look carefully, it's hard to find it generally on the side, mine is also Lenovo's mine is on the side.

In fact, to put it bluntly, it is the system installation disk, and you can install it directly by plugging it in. However, generally Lenovo's machines have a one-click restore, which can be restored to factory settings and lightning restore, and you can directly choose to restore the factory settings to the state when you bought it.