I bought an HP computer DV4 1212 and want to switch to an XP system

Install it then.

But 100 yuan is a bit expensive. I have a computer city here for 20-30 yuan.

You can also use the Ghost version of the XP system, which is fully solved.

Either way, remember to back up Vista's hardware drivers in advance, and use them later when you switch back to Vista. In addition, important data of the Vista system must also be backed up in advance.

You don't need to spend that 100 yuan First of all, the HP official website only provides all the drivers of the V system, so if you want to change the XP system, you need to email the official customer service yourself to ask for the driver under the XP system of your machine model (this is how you sell the computer) Then you install the system normally, and then install the driver according to the motherboard driver--graphics card driver--sound card driver--network card driver--other installation sequence, remember to restart the machine every time you are reminded to restart the machine.

Toss HP's official website on the drive can be full,The driver that doesn't have it should be the Windows system.,There's no need to look for it.。 The necessary drivers for installing the system are also the motherboard, graphics card, sound card, and network card. It's not too late to find the rest after installation.,(I haven't installed my camera driver.,Open automatic update windows to help me install it)I really can't find it.**Find after-sales.。

In the driving house, you can find all the drives

Generally, the drivers of the system disk are quite complete, and a few drivers on the official website can be installed after installing the system.

Hello, your computer can be changed to XP, but it is recommended not to change, as it was said upstairs, XP does not support dual graphics card switching technology.

Only integrated graphics cards can be used.

This causes the discrete graphics card to sit idle.

Changing the XP, the discrete graphics card becomes an ornament.

If you want to use a discrete graphics card, you can only install win7

Such a good configuration,4G memory,GDDR5 video memory,Processor,It's a waste of resources to use XP.,Besides, XP is about to stop official support.,And win7 is a very beautiful operation interface.。 If LZ really wants to change, it's okay, but it's like taking a beautiful box with a pile of dirt.

Can be changed, go to the official website to find the driver.

Use win7, XP is not good for the current hardware support.

Yes, it's OK to buy a disk, and then the next drive life, update the drive, and that's it.

Yes, but you need to use a USB flash drive or a CD-ROM drive to install it!

Briefly,Change the system on the desktop,Now it's all ghost disks,It's very simple,Set up from the optical drive,It will run automatically,But there's a problem here,HP's new notebook can start from the disc but can't run the things in the disc,For example, "install the system to the C disk, etc.",How to solve it? Many friends say that they will brush BIOS, but how many people will brush it (flashing is risky)?

After many experiments, I finally found a way. The premise is that the XP disc can be started from the optical drive,In addition, it comes with Windows PE options,In this way,After the disc starts, you can choose to start Win PE (other options can't enter),After entering,There is a one-click function on the desktop divided into four areas,It is recommended to use (only for new machines,The hard disk is two areas),Then click on the desktop to load the XP system into the hard disk (after selecting the C disk,Then put the formatting point on),Wait patiently for a while,It will restart after it's over, Then you'll find that the system is already installed on the hard drive.

Now it's half done.,There's still a driver problem.,This is the most troublesome.,There is no XP driver on HP's official website.,You can find it on the Internet.,The driver on the installation disk can only be installed with the graphics card of the notebook at most.,Chipset and camera,The others can't be installed.,The most difficult thing to install is the sound card driver.,This problem bothered me for a long time when I installed the cq45-325.,Finally, I succeeded at the end of the road.。

Reminder, after changing to XP, the driver is the biggest problem, if you don't have a driver, or can't find it, it is recommended that you don't change it, otherwise there is no sound is very distressing!

It can be changed. You need to repartition all the computers, and erase the areas that your laptop uses for backup and recovery. Just reinstall the system. Now some of the new laptops are a bit more cumbersome to install, because some of the hard disks are serial.

The merchant is saying that there may not be a sound card driver. Generally, there are. Merchants are shirking.

Mine is also HP's notebook!! When I first bought it, I didn't install XP on the first day, and I went back to install it on the second day, and nothing happened.

This is what the store said, first of all, it is a waste of their time, then Microsoft has stopped selling XP systems, and the third is that HP and Microsoft have an agreement not to change the system!!

So there is no risk!! Mine is still very good.

Some of HP's latest models of machines have done a little bit of tricks in the BIOS,I don't recognize the XP's disk,It's just that I can't install it.,You should brush the BIOS before installing the XP.,Go to the relevant forums to see (some new models),As for the driver,It's true that the sound card is a little troublesome.,But it can definitely be used.,It's not easy to find the driver.,Look for it on the Internet.,It's all possible to find it.,There's a good backup of the vista that is far away before Zhang XP., There is also a separate backup of all the drivers under the vista,HP is actually quite rubbish,The original system installation disk is not sent, even the drive disk is not given,It is said that there is a one-key recovery,But the general high-quality dealers directly reimburse the one-click recovery when changing the system,I can't restore it to the genuine vista.,Pay attention to yourself。

Hello! I'm also using 1212tx. I bought it in my freshman year, and it came with a Vista system, and then I used it for a while, and then I changed it to XP. Flashed the bios.

Now I'm using Win 7 Ultimate. It feels good . If you don't need it for work, it is highly recommended that you switch to win 7.

It's very simple.

Note: 2: Do not install two at the same time.

3: After installation, the next 360 and win 7 optimizer, disable some unnecessary startup items, almost 20 seconds after booting! Mine is 18 seconds.

In short, win 7 gives me a good feeling, and I don't want to change to another system in the future. Let's switch to win7!

Yours can be loaded with XP??? Have you farmed the boss?

Find a ghost quick installation disk,Disc boot,Automatically install XP,No identified driver hit HP800** to。

Change the hard drive mode. It's sata and ata. Once you've changed it, you'll be able to see the drive letter. Change it back after installation.