ThinkPad R61i 7742bfc,There are XP recovery disks and Win7 recovery disks around Blue Express,Is it

Win7 is already very mature,Most of the users who often use XP are used to it,Or you can't configure it yourselfWin7,Will say so,Win7I didn't find the incompatibility now,I use the family premium version,Notebook as long as it's not the flagship version of other versions are very fast,And even if there is incompatible software, it can also be solved by xpmodel,It comes with a lot of features,I'm using the voice function now, as long as the voice is set up, you just need to say open my computer, The system will open automatically,With win7 is a good thing you can use more high-tech,Don't listen to what others say is incompatible and immature enough,Unless it's an Internet café。 Also, XP is slower and slower the more you use it, and Win7 is faster and faster.

Supplement: If you are not a business person, it is recommended that you do not use his system recovery, unless you have very important files to protect, otherwise it is okay, because the system recovery time is enough time to make a system yourself.

You try it. The interface of win7 can be yo.。。 It is also easy to operate. You can try win7 now to use some atmosphere. Win7 is slower than XP. It's slower to open the program, not to use the program slower.

XP is better to use, but now it's all installed with Win7.

Win7 is very good, even if there is incompatible software, it can be solved by xpmodel.

It may be that your driver is not installed well or the system is unstable It is recommended to refer to the relevant installation methods on the Internet to install mine before

If you change the system, it may be that some settings in the system are in conflict with your driver.

The depth, the rainforest wood, the tomato are all good.

The drive problem is to find a damn Lenovo My book is like this too, ah, I've been there several times and it's still like this, no way.

Hey. What kind of XP are you pretending to be The pirated XP I installed before was also often blue screen. Hey.

Is it a memory problem?

Generally, there will be a hidden partition when this book leaves the factory,The contents can be used to perform recovery and other operations,Win7 should have been destroyed when this partition was installed,Flashing BIOS does not solve this problem。 Basically, there is no way to use the original XP recovery disk anymore, and it is actually good to install it yourself.

Hello:It's useful,Do you feel a little regret after installing XP?,Want to restore to win7,Yes,First format all the disks of the operating system,And then use the win7 operating system recovery disk to install it,Please understand。

No. You'd better not restore it like that, it's not good for the machine. You can delete the win7 restore point from the newly created XP restore point.

You can make a backup after you install the XP Restore is used as a backup restore, don't use System Recovery Restore! It won't! If you don't want win7, you can delete the backup.

The installation is carried out for the C disk,The information you save on other logical disks will not be lost,As for formatting,It is the need for system installation,You just have to confirm that is,The installer will automatically perform the operation without you bothering much,Of course,The installation key is definitely needed,There is no way to avoid this,If you lose it,You can get the next keygen,And then calculate the key according to the serial number。

No, you can rest assured.

Follow the system recovery disc step by step and you're good to go.

Win7 system is reinstalled into XP system, if the original XP system is installed in C disk, and the new Win7 system is also installed in C disk, then in the case that the other partition disks do not move when reinstalling, that is, do not repartition and format, then the data on other partition disks except C disk still exists.

However, if the file data is in the C drive, and after installing the Win7 system, the original XP system is cleaned up, that is, the original XP system is not retained, then the file data cannot be recovered.

First of all, I can tell you with certainty that at least most of the data can be recovered, it is likely that the impression of ghost is used to the disk function, first use partition table recovery software to try to recover the partition table, for example, diskgen software, if the partition table is recovered, then in addition to the data overwritten by ghost, for example, C disk, the other partition data are in the def disk, the data is in the def disk, if you can't recover the partition table with diskgen, it means that the backup of the partition table cannot be found This is possible to use data recovery software such as easyrecoery to recover data Generally, at least most of the data can be recovered EasyRecoery software scans tens of gigabytes of data and recovers it It takes about ten hours You only need to prepare a hard drive, copy the data to a new hard drive after the data is scanned, easyrecovery will list the file directories after the scan is completed If you are not satisfied with the recovery after the data has been copied, you can use another scanning mode to scan the recovery again.

Reinstalling the system will definitely not save the data in the computer, you put the disk into the optical drive, restart the computer, and then follow the prompts, because you burned the disk yourself, so I have no way to know if I can restore it back.

1.Preservation of data.

If the computer still boots, copy all the information you think is important to the E or F drive. If the computer does not boot properly, then you need to use the PE of the tool disk (the system disk GOST version is usually available) to boot the computer and copy the data to the E or F drive. I won't use PE to search on the Internet, a lot of information.

2.Install win7

Put the disc into the optical drive, start the computer, and the disc boots. Follow the prompts to install the system to the C drive.

If your computer is still working before you reinstall the system, you can copy the data to a non-system disk.

Open the win7 disc point and install it to other disks, but the installed disk does not need to store anything, otherwise it will be deleted.

Definitely not, there is no risk, the only thing is that there will be data loss, and there is no damage to the machine.

Generally, Lenovo's disk can only be installed in Lenovo's computer (the model must be similar, preferably the same model).

Your original Lenovo disk (if it is really a genuine Lenovo system disk) will definitely not be installed, because after installation, it will say that you are not a Lenovo product and are forced to uninstall it.

You can install it on your Lenovo computer and restore it to your Shenzhou with ghost.

It should be no problem.,If there's a problem, it's also a problem with the driver.,Your next driver wizard.,Update the driver is generally OK.

Mine is Lenovo's win f8 can be hp's not very clear you can ask HP's customer service