Install win7 to override XP, win7 how to override the installation

Theoretically, your machine can be loaded.

But I'll give you my personal experience: Win7 doesn't take up too much CPU, but it does take up a lot of memory because it needs to load a lot of stuff on its own! ,Mine is also 2G memory,After using win7, about 40% of the memory is in the memory!

This is the actual number after I install it.,So you still have a G to play a large game will still be a little difficult.,But it's okay.,If the graphics card is 9500GT, it will be a little difficult to play a large 3D game after installing Win7.。

And then your first question:

You can install win7 directly under the XP,When installing, he will prompt you which disk to install,After you select the C disk,He will automatically format your C disk,That is to say, your XP is gone。

When installing, you will be prompted to format the C drive, just select Yes.

Win7 has high requirements for hardware,And it's not compatible with 32-bit software drivers,Basically, all the changes are changed,Think clearly,If the interface is beautiful, you can install the XP theme,It's more beautiful than the win7 default theme。

You can install the win7 system in a partition. Once installed, it's a dual system. If you want to install it on a C drive, then the XP system is gone. It is recommended to install Win7 under XP, unless you don't use XP anymore.

You can configure it. Install win7 can be optimized, and the speed is still very fast.

If you install a C disk,Your XP doesn't exist,If you want win7 beauty,,You install win7,But win7 on a lot of software can not be used,win7 many functions are good,XP system is the most perfect。 So you have to think clearly.,I'm using win7.,But I'm forced.,I can't pretend to be XP if I want to.。

Win7 Overlay Installation Steps:

1. Insert the PE system disk, then press the F12 button when booting up to enter the quick start menu, and select the U disk or CD (choose which disk to see which disk the PE system is on);

2. Click on the universal one-click ghost;

3. Point advanced mode;

4. Click Browse, select Win7 Ghost Installer, and click to open;

5. Select the partition disk where Win7 was originally installed, select Restore, click Restore the selected partition, and then enter the system restore interface to start restoring Win7 system.

Hello! When you use the Win7 system installation disk to install, don't choose to format the C disk, and install it directly to the C disk

Hello, you should format your system disk (C drive) when you install, if you did not format the original disk before installation, then the original system files will be agreed to be stored in the folder when installing, if you feel that the original file is useless, then you can choose to delete this file.

In fact, they are all overwritten and installed, but the original files have been automatically backed up for you.

Direct reinstallation will cover the original win7 system,To [system street] up and down win7 ultimate version,Simple installation,Convenient。

There is no problem with it.

You go to the next virtual drive on the Internet and install it, and then load this XP image with the virtual drive, and then enter this XP image, find the OneKey Ghost installer or hard disk installation, double-click, open it, and then select restore and install, click OK, and then you will be prompted whether to restart and restore, click Yes, it will restart and then it will be installed automatically.

The system with win pe is installed first. Then install XP to overwrite the system of Win 7. I also installed a win7 a few days ago, and it doesn't feel good.

Later, the XP was installed in this way. Generally, the XP system disk has a win pe, first install win pe, and then install xp is OK.

Note: The premise of the above method is that your computer can still boot into the desktop.

It is not possible to run the installer directly from Windows 7.

You can set the BIOS to boot, put it in the CD, and install the XP in the new area, not the partition where Windows 7 is located.

Then set up the file under Windows and the boot menu will be generated!

Do you mean to enter the win7 system and install xp, that is impossible.

If the disc boots up with XP, that's fine. After installation, use a software called bcdautofix to repair the boot menu, or put it into win7 to install the disc repair system to achieve dual systems.

Note: Win7's startup file is not, and it is useless to modify it.

It is recommended that you install with GOST.

Because Win7 is the latest Windows system, if you use the normal installation method will remind your system to be better"xp"New.