The entry screen after the XP installation is cloudy

The system has just been installed, and some drivers (you have a graphics card driver here) don't have good hardware support, so your computer screen is like that. I still want to confirm whether what you are talking about is what I am referring to, please right-click to view the desktop properties. See if your graphics card is working at a lower number of bits, below 16 bits.

There is also whether the refresh rate in the "Advanced Options" section is adjustable. If the number of bits is low and the refresh rate is not adjustable, you don't have a driver installed. Please install the drivers of the motherboard first, and then install the drivers of all devices such as graphics card, sound card, network card, etc.

I doubt your system can hear the sound, and you don't know how to install a graphics card, so there must be no sound card at all, right? This is the sound card driver.

Gotta unzip) both drivers are the latest ticks

It's very simple, your graphics card is not installed, your computer is integrated, just use the installation disk, it's fine, it's not integrated, just insert a graphics card into it.

The computer was bought and there was a disk for you, and that was the graphics card's disk, and that one was installed.

You also need to install a sound card.

I didn't have the correct graphics driver installed, just install it, adjust the refresh rate.

Do you not have a graphics card driver installed or the contrast ratio of the computer monitor is too low!!

I don't know what system you have installed.,When you restart, you have to unplug the USB flash drive.,In addition, this situation is basically a problem with the system and memory.。 If it still works at first, let's try it with a different system.

Hello,When you install Win7, delete the C disk,Re-establish,Is it the same after formatting the C disk?

I think it's caused by the instability of the system.,Whether you're using a enough version of the system?,Please try it again with win7 step by step.。

I don't understand what you're doing installing XP

Reinstall,In addition, if you are prompted to select a driver when installing,Don't install any driver.。 Just install the network card driver.

Let's see if I can get into the system.

Decisive reloading!

If it doesn't work, change the installation file.

Shut down the computer and wait for 5 minutes before turning on the computer.

It is recommended to plug the hard drive cable again.

Reinstall the system.,Windows is sometimes more cheap!

Did you keep stuck on that page? Is there a wait for a while, it's usually just a wait, because the power is disconnected, it's going to be like that. If it's like that, you restart it and look at it, maybe you can, if not, you're going to have to install it once.

The root directory does not need to be created, and each Linux system will build its own Minli;

Files don't have to be on the C drive, Grub will automatically look for the root directory of each partition;

Your problem is that the first one found by the newly installed grub bootloader is the C drive, that is, the GRLDR boot configured in your original XP system, and the original default boot is installation, so after restarting, it is also dismantled to enter the installation interface.

Solution: Delete the files of the C drive or copy the new Linux system under the boot of the brigade core field system to overwrite this configuration.

I would like to say that my installation is similar, and the problem that occurs is similar, after the installation is successful, linux prompts "reboot.""So it was restarted.,After restarting, load it into the system of the Nashu system selection interface and select "linux."After that, the situation is still the same as "just the installation process". I don't know how the hand is good.

You must have started from the light zone! Exit the installation disk when rebooting, and put it back in after it is booted. Or set up booting from the hard drive.

Go to the BOOS settings and boot from the hard drive and it's OK.

If you only copy the Windows XP installation file, you cannot directly install Windows XP.

If you need to make hardware to install Windows XP, you can't just copy the installation files, you also need to write the auto-running program to the hardware driver, set the drive letter where the installer is located to I: (via script), and preferably set write protection for the hardware to prevent malicious tampering.

Therefore, directly copying the Windows XP installation file cannot make Windows XP installation hardware, and further settings are required before it can be used.

Keep restarting, it means that your system installation error, is the system file installation error, it may be that there is an error in the system file copying, or the hard disk has a bad sector, when the file is copied to the bad sector area, the copy can not be entered, the file is lost, or it may be an accidental error, to reinstall it once, reinstall it or so, just change the system disk installation, rule out that there is a problem with the system itself, it may be that the burning file is corrupted, it is not necessarily, if there are other system disks, directly install other disks, and this is the hard disk has a bad sector, If you want to repair or buy a new hard drive, you may not be able to fix it when there are bad sectors.

This XP system will not be restarted repeatedly.