It turns out that the computer of the XP system can install a Windows 7 system?,If so,Please tell me

I installed win7 and always installed it myself.

One,**A Windows7 installation consultant, check if there is any hardware and driver that is not supported. Solve these problems. Also, make a note of the list of software you'll need in your new system.

Be sure not to put it on your local hard drive! Run, start the installer, install windows 7 (about 30 minutes or so).

Fourth, insert the disk where you want to save the file you want to transfer, double-click on it, and move it according to the prompts.

Fifth, install the required software. Because upgrading from XP to Windows 7 doesn't keep the software.

Sixth, if you don't need it, delete the folder in the C drive, it is a backup of the old system.

Note: If you don't, the installer won't format the drive. No need to worry. But it should be backed up"My Documents"Stuff like that (they're in there, if you can find them).

The third step is the key, and the rest is preparation, backup, and recovery, which can be waived, but it is recommended to do so, foolproof.

You can install it anyway, don't install it on the C disk.,For example, if you install it on the D disk, you have to format it.,It's really not good, just install a virtual machine and install win7 by yourself.。。。

Yes. If the original XP is installed in the C disk, after inserting the installation disk, the installation path of the Win7 system is selected as the D disk.

Yes, except that you have to install the bottom version first, and then install the higher version.

The easiest thing is to find a disc version of XP to install,C disk win7,XP can be installed in other partitions。

Ghost XP is generally not allowed, because the default drivers are played in the C disk system disk with the installation version (CD) can generally avoid this situation, and you can use the dual system perfectly.

The most suitable thing is to install XP first and then Win7

First of all, you need to know that when installing the system, the installed disk should be formatted.

Dual system? If it is, you can build another disk, A, B, F or whatever, divide it into 10-20G space, enter PE, open the installation package of XP, open the source folder, open it, and follow the prompts to install.

If you want to delete win7,The same PE,Open your XP installation disk,Just overwrite it directly,After installation,Delete the folder of the C disk。

The switch requires a reboot to select the operating system.