The laptop wants to install its own system

Vista notebook with XP may have incompatibility issues.

For example, HP's Vista machine, after installing the XP, the battery is not recognized, it cannot be charged, the driver has to be re-founded, and the installation of the XP has to be re-flashed BIOS version, to be brushed a little lower.

The landlord's new book can be taken to customer service to see if it can be installed.,Their software is complete.。

There is partition software under the pirated software dos you can learn it you can't say clearly or you have to actually operate it yourself You can also use partition software to divide it in the Vista system and then install the online partition software on it.

PQMico partitioning tool, you look for it on the Internet, it works very well.

Buy a fully automatic installation of the ghost clone version.,Just wait a few minutes.,The version can be used in depth or pig-pig-cat.,Go to the electronic city and say the version and he'll give it to you! However, the installation should be set to the optical drive boot in the BIOS, and there are many versions of the BIOS, but most of them are in the second item, and press the DEL button to enter the BIOS second item BIOS advanced settings!

You put the XP disk, press F2 continuously when you turn it on, and then enter it.

Then follow the prompts step by step and you're good to go.

Don't listen to their nonsense, Vista can be partitioned directly without formatting, in your hardware management, the specific way to enter is: in the "computer" (Vista hereinafter referred to as "computer", XP and the old system hereinafter referred to as "my computer") click the right mouse button, select "manage", there will be a dialog box pop up, and then find "disk management", you will see the specific information of your hard disk, right-click on the "system disk", that is, your C disk, "compression" will appear, click "compress", The computer will automatically calculate the space of the C disk that can be divided, and then follow the prompts to do it, if you don't want to partition, you can choose to "cancel".

Yours is a book,There should be a one-click restore,If you change the default size of the C disk,Maybe the one-click restore will be invalid。

If you want to install the XP system, there is no need to buy a pirated disc, take a look on the Internet, whether there is an original XP system disk of your brand, you can,** down the engraved disk installation, it is better to use the genuine version than to use the shift.

Again,If your hard disk is SATA,When installing the XSP system,You need to change the settings of the BIOS,How to change it,It needs to be based on the brand and model of your book。

The newly bought one is called the help installation when you buy the computer, and the system you get is still genuine, and the risk is also exempt.

Just copy it back and install it with a USB flash drive.