Windows7 to XP system,Isn t it bad for the computer?。

The network can't be connected and it doesn't have much to do with the system, right?。。。 The head and platter of modern hard disks are separated, there is no friction together, so normal use will not cause problems, as long as it is not bumped, it is generally not bad before the scrapping period arrives, and the installation system is also normal use, so it will not be bad for the computer. I've been in this book for a year and a half, and I don't know how many times I've installed the system, and it's no problem.

Of course, it may have a slight impact if you use ghost, but it's not much.

There will be no impact. It's just a matter of changing operating habits. Installing XP will have a longer service life for the machine, because it occupies much less system resources than W7. However, the stability and security of the W7 system are much better than that of the XP. It's pretty much it!

The N7 system can access the shared files of the XP system, and you can share a folder in the XP at will, and see if it can be opened from Win7 access. If you can't access it, you can take a look at the xp-win7 file sharing problem solution until the access is successful, otherwise you can't talk about the sharing of the printer.

Next is to set up sharing for the printer

1. Set the printer that needs to be shared in XP to share;

2. Click Start Control Panel Printer in win7 system;

Select Add Printer;

Select "Add Local Printer" and click on the following steps;

Select "Create New Port" Select "Local Port" and press Next to prompt for the port name and enter the absolute path of the shared printer in the format: CFXS2082 HPLASERJ or press OK;

Select your network printer "Manufacturer" and "Model", and press Next. (If there is no Vista version driver in the list, and the official does not provide the corresponding Vista version driver**, please select a similar model in the list, which is generally OK, such as HP1010 and HP1015).

If the addition is successful, try to print the test page.

3. Note: If the machine connected to the printer is in the domain, or if the password needs to be authorized to access, before adding the printer, do the following: (otherwise there may be a prompt of "unknown username and password").

Start running (can win+r shortcut);

Enter the name or IP address of the computer with which the printer is shared, such as;

Fill in the account information in the username and password boxes and select Save Password;

Ok, execute the above solution to add the printer, successfully.

Win7 system how to share the printer under XP, in fact, the steps are not complicated, most of the problems can be in the interconnection access of the two machines.

Reinstalling the system is a little damaging to the computer's hard disk.,The hard disk runs at high speed when the system is installed.,Plus reinstalling the system and formatting the hard disk is also damaged.,Nothing else.。。

Personally, I think that as long as you don't always reinstall the system, there is still nothing.

Look at the configuration of more than 4G memory Multi-core processor with win7 64-bit There are still advantages Especially with some post-processing video editing software are all 64-bit This is faster The configuration is not so high With XP win732 There is not much difference win7 32 The interface looks more comfortable.

No. I'm a Y460 and I have an XP system installed.

It's just a dual system, and my win7 system is still there.

No. What's wrong with you not being able to connect to the Internet?

Personally, I don't think it's much more damaged.,Because win7 has higher requirements for computer configuration than xp.,So it's okay to change to xp.,It's just that the page is not as beautiful as win7.,The system functions are a lot less.。

There will be no damage.,You can change it.,Do the system whether it's win7 or XP it's the same.,Finish the driver of the hardware used in the driver wizard driver.,In case you can't drive it up.,To the official website**That's it.。

It's okay, you can change it. I'm in the computer industry, trust me.

No, you can change the XP system, please rest assured to replace, if you have any questions, find me.