I want to change VISTA and I m afraid I will regret it

After a long time, you will get used to it, but in fact, the best platform to play games is the current XP system.

If you use Vista, it's best to use the original one, and then use the activation tool to do the soft activation yourself and upgrade to SP2.

Don't use the ghost version for the installation version of the Vista system, although it is fast but unstable!

You don't know the most ordinary things as a computer technician, I'm dizzy! You can format the C drive to NTFS format, and then install Vista, or directly install it in other partitions, E F is OK, don't tell me you only have C and D partitions!

You have to make your Vista partition disk format for NTFS!! Whatever formatting is used, the system comes with it!

It is recommended to play with a virtual one first, and then install it when you get used to it.

First of all, it is recommended that you install a dual system.

It is recommended that you check the D disk.

Because XP and Vista can't be installed on the same disk, (with the same name of the system folder) your configuration is more than enough to install Vista, don't use the modified version, use the original version + activation.

War3 looks better on Vista.

The Homebasic version of the game is best compatible.

I am using a dual system.

Is that okay too? Also a computer company technician? What a defeat! ~~

For Windows system, you only need a drive letter, as long as you install a C drive, the D drive will not change.

For some ghost version of the system, it will build a favorite or something in the D disk, which is out of humanity and harmless.

But the Linux system is excepted, because he also needs a swap partition, if you like Linux, it's good to install Ubuntu.

So,If you want to install Vista, you can rest assured that you can install it boldly,But it's much worse in terms of compatibility,But I can recommend to you a Windows system I just installed,Windows 7 Ultimate Edition,Whether it's in the system image quality special effects,Or compatibility is better than Vista,It was originally used to replace Vista,The hardware demand is not very high。

My P4 CPU, RAM, GeForce 5200 Classic Running is also very smooth, very good!

Vista is not easy to use, too slow, my classmates are too individual, I want to try it, but I did it there for a long time, and it runs too slowly, if you really want to try Vista, it is not as good as win7, it has the function of Vista, and there is the speed of XP.

War3 supports Vista

HF vs and the like, don't play the Vista version.

The pirated Vista I see at the moment are all blacked out.

Jianyi uses win7rtm, win7 home next does not cost money, vista to high configuration.

Don't vista, too many people scold it, it's better to use a new Windows 7.

The new Windows is very different from XP, and it's not used to using it, but the compatibility of the software is not much of a problem.

Set the optical drive to the first boot, put the disk in, and restart. Then you should be able to do it. Don't underestimate yourself, it's simple.

If the notebook wants to install Windows

XP,First of all, you have to go to the BIOS to see if there is a corresponding hard disk option,Because the hard disk mode when Vista is running is not working normally under XP,Maybe this is the situation on your machine,So,You need to go to the BIOS to change it first,Then you run the XP installer will not report an error,Hehe,I hope it can help you!

Before installing the XP system, the necessary preparations:

XP system disc (preferably original CD), XP installation serial number, computer hardware drivers, antivirus and firewall software, commonly used application software.

A clean installation or reinstallation of the system is actually very simple, and generally speaking, there are only the following steps

1.Set the optical drive as the first boot item.

Press Del to enter the BIOS setup disc boot (slightly different from motherboard).

2.Insert the XP system CD and set up the installation.

Insert the XP system installation CD, enter the installation interface, delete the rebuilt system partition (if the other disks do not have valuable information, it is recommended to format your entire hard disk).

3.Install and set up your operating system.

Now you can officially start your XP system installation journey, there are a few steps in between, you need to set up some computer information, just follow the prompts

4.Install the drivers for your computer's hardware.

After the system is installed, the next step is to install the appropriate driver Generally speaking, the driver of the graphics card and sound card needs to be installed separately, and the others can be automatically identified

5.Install anti-virus software, firewalls, commonly used applications.

6.Optimize your system properly and disable unnecessary startup items to make your XP run faster.