After I install the XP system, can I still use Lenovo s one click recovery?

win7 go down to right-click on my computer to manage disk management right-click the drive letter you think is too large compress volume and then partition the compressed space. Win7 is more complicated to install XP, you first use XP's CD to boot the system, and then manually run Ghost32, clone the GHO file to the specified drive letter, restart to see if there is a problem with the startup item, if there is a problem can be repaired, after entering the XP system, a software repairs the startup item. The shortcut keys are more troublesome, and you can only count on the system's built-in driver to be useful.

I don't know much about one-click reply.。。 In addition, this is all the drivers of Lenovo's official website under the Y460 XP system.

Go to the start menu ,-- XP system --- run ---cmd---convert c: fs:ntfs

After entering, reboot and recover!

You can reinstall it, but you can't install a dual system, because you can't install the high version anymore.

It may be that the bootstrap needs to be fixed.

If the hail does not work after the repair and guidance, it will enter the PE to reload.

1.When installing the ghost system, open the OneKey Ghost program and click "Open" in the "Ghost Image File Path" where the Ghost Image File Path.

2.Browse to the directory where the ghost image file is located and double-click the ghost image.

3.Click on the line of the C drive, and finally click "OK".

4.Click "Yes" and wait for the installation to complete.

First of all, I don't know if you have made a backup of the system before.,Lenovo generally has a one-click restore of Jing Bu bend.,Have you tried it?。

If you don't have a system backup, do you use a CD-ROM drive for ghosting? It turns out that it doesn't matter if you lose the disc, ask a friend to borrow one or spend a few dollars to buy a ghost disc. Then you can do the recovery, and the operation is very simple.

As for what you said about the error, it may be that your disc is hanging up, or your optical drive has been reused for a long time, resulting in poor ability to read the disc, you can change a disc or borrow a disc drive to try.

In fact, if your current system can still be used, you can recover the system directly from the hard disk, then you don't need a disc, but you first have to go to the Internet ** a ghost system to put it on your d disk or e disk, etc. The operation is also simple, but I can't tell for a while. You can find a friend who knows a little bit about computers to help you install it.

1. XP system is also divided into 32-bit and 64-bit, if you use the image to call Jingqiao is 64-bit, and the computer is configured.

It does not support 64-bit and naturally cannot be installed.

2. If you don't schedule the manuscript, remove the mirror itself, and try to change it and key.

It may be a system compatibility issue, so it's good to ask the merchant.

Brand machine. There is boot GPT disk mode or. The main thing is that the drive is not paired with the system function. It is recommended to change the installation to the ISO installation system.

GPT disk mode for brand machines. If you change the MBR mode. To switch in diskgen. And change the LEMACY in the BIOS

I don't know what model you are, so let's talk about it in general.

If it is a new model, first of all, if the AHCI mode is enabled in the BIOS, you can try to disable the AHCI in SATA mode in the BIOS and set it to Disable or IDE

If the computer cannot access the ghost, check whether there is a correct optical drive driver in the boot disc, for example, if there is no SATA optical drive driver, the SATA optical drive will not be recognized, and a suitable boot disc is required.

Put the disc into the optical drive, press F12 when booting, and select CD-ROM or ***-ROM in the selection box (if there is no F12, set the optical drive as the first boot item in the BIOS, save and reboot).

If it freezes after entering the ghost, you can restart it to DOS, run the ghost -noide command, and manually select it after entering the ghost.

In addition, Lenovo recommends installing the genuine operating system normally, because the ghost version may affect your use due to compatibility issues.

No. 1.The new version of Lenovo's built-in one-click recovery function will become invalid and cannot be used when the system is replaced or the partition situation changes.

2.One-click restore for older or some models, no matter what system you switch to, is still a backup of the original Vista and will not change with system changes, in other words, even if you change to XP, in case the system installation does not go smoothly, you can still use one-click restore to restore (only for models with Novo key).

3.If you want to change the one-click recovery image to XP after installing XP, you can install the OneKey Recovery software in the random distribution disc to re-backup.

No, one-click recovery is independent of the system, so even if you have XP installed, one-click restore is also available.

No. One-click recovery to Vista system ......After all, Lenovo's computers default to Vista ......After installing XP, you need to redo it yourself.

If you are using a disc backup, it is possible to restore!!

If you have a one-click backup, you can restore it with one click.

Other games do not need to be reinstalled, and most of the installed non-system disks can continue to be used. As long as you do not format the non-system disk in full, the files of the non-system disk will not disappear when installing the system.

The advantage of reinstalling the system is that the system runs smoothly like a new machine.

First of all, transfer your C drive and desktop useful things to other disks, generally do the system is to format the C disk, and other disks are fine. There are a lot of automatic installers that have data transfer for you. Do the system to restore the factory settings, the factory reset is done in the BIOS.

It can be installed with dual systems. In general, there is no need to restore with one click.

It is recommended to use a clean version of the operating system for installation.

Preparation: The operating system recovery disc and the important data on the computer are backed up.

1. Press the power to turn on the computer, and when the Lenovo logo appears, click the "F12" key on the keyboard continuously.

2. The "Boot Menu" menu appears, use the keyboard, and select "CDROM".

3. After the XP disc is booted, the screen shows Boot from CD, and after two press Enters, it will boot from the CD, otherwise it will boot from the hard disk.

4. At this time, the Lenovo System Recovery Disc End User License Agreement will appear, type "y".

5. After the hardware detection, the partition status will appear, please press the "D" key at this time to delete the disk partition (please make sure that the selected area is C).

6. At this time, there will be a prompt to delete the partition, please press the Enter key.

7. At this time, there will be a reminder interface for deleting the partition, please press the "L" key.

8. At this time, back to the partition status interface, Area C has changed to "Undivided Space", please press the "C" key at this time (please confirm that Area C is selected).

9. At this time, the interface of entering the partition size appears, please press the "Enter" key directly (it is not recommended to change the size of the C area).

10. At this time, return to the partition status interface again, the C area has been created successfully, please press the "Enter" button.

11. In the disk format interface that appears, select "Format Disk Partition with FAT File System (Fast)".

12. In the disk formatting determination interface that appears, directly enter the "Enter key".

13. At this time, the formatted interface and progress will appear.

14. After that, the installer starts to copy the files.

15. After rebooting (Remind the user not to use the "boot from cd....)when hitting Enter) to continue the installation.

16. After the installation is completed, the system will automatically restart, and then enter the system settings. The first thing you will get to is the Internet connection option. Please select "Skip" to skip this step and set it in the Internet options in your system.

17. After that, the registration screen will appear. Registration has no effect on the use of the system, please select "No, do not register now" and click "Next".

18. You will be prompted to enter the username of the computer you are using, which will appear in the list when you log in. It can also be added in the "User Account in Control Panel" after the system is installed. The username entered here has the privilege of being a system administrator, and there is no password, so you need to create a password and change the permission in the "User Account".

At least one should be entered. It is recommended to enter only one and add it later.

19. After completion, you will enter the XP interface and the system installation will be completed.

Here is a screenshot for reference.

It is recommended that you don't install XP, Win7 is very easy to use. Besides, if you install XP, you won't be able to use the one-click rescue system.

Change XP first enter PE to delete the hidden partition when Lenovo leaves the factory,Re-separate the active main partition,And then use ghost,

If all the hard drive letters are deleted, you are very miserable, without the drive letter, it is impossible to install, you need to repair the drive letter through the partition table repair tool, in order to install the system. Here are the steps to reinstall the system, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Good luck!!!

It is recommended to install the system for the notebook with Tomato Home, don't use ghost, because some drivers may not be driven, especially the motherboard driver, you use Tomato Home, and then use the driver master to get the driver

Any system disk repartitioning avoids the problems caused by improper formatting.

Doesn't Lenovo have a one-click rescue? If it doesn't work, just change the system and do it again. If it still doesn't work, it is recommended to take it to customer service to check the hardware.

Was this machine an XP system before?