Ask for help how to restore win7 to xp

I have an experience on this issue that you can refer to.

A few days ago, I also had a problem with my mobile hard drive, I couldn't read it when I plugged it in, or it didn't respond, and the hard drive didn't spin.

Later, I changed to a hard drive enclosure and got it all done.

But the description of my new hard drive enclosure is that it supports up to 250g, so I suspect that your hard drive enclosure is not good, 500g hard drive, you have to change to a better hard drive enclosure.

You have to change the system, and you have a ghost drive, so that's easy to do. Go directly to PE, format the C disk, and then load the XP system image on the virtual optical drive, and install it.

Use the PE system of the GHOST disk to grid the C disk, and then use the original XP system to install it and try it!

InstallationWin7 Ultimate SystemAfter always encountering some strange problems, such as win7 system suddenly becomes the xp system interface, how can this happen without any operation, and it is very inconvenient to operate. So win7 system suddenly becomes the interface of the XP system, and the lubrication of the fiber returns to normal? Next, I will share with you the recovery method of the win7 system that suddenly becomes an XP interface.

Here's how:

1. Right-click on the desktop to select Personalization, and I won't see the picture here;

2. The window color shows Windows Classic. Leave it alone. Click on "Resolve transparency and other aero effects" at the bottom;

3. Select Next, and then just wait and you're done;

4. Wait; 5. After the answer is completed, you can close it;

6. Successfully changed back to win7 system.

The above is the solution to the win7 system suddenly becoming an XP system interface, I hope this tutorial content will be helpful to you!

1. The system should be installed with WinRAR decompression software, double-click to open the ISO file;

2. Press the Ctrl key and click Install System respectively. exe and, click to unzip to;

3. Select a folder that is not the C drive, for example, select the D: GhostInstall folder here, click OK, and wait for the decompression to complete;

4. Open the d: ghostinstall folder and double-click to install the system. exe;

5. Click on the list on the right, click on the default options for others, click Execute, the computer restarts to restore and install, and wait patiently for the installation to end and enter the desktop.

Finally, in the window that appears, the ghost image file path will be automatically added, select the partition that needs to be restored to, the default is the C drive, and click the "OK" button to install it automatically.

Reinstall the installation system with XP as it is.