My old computer can t install Windows 2000 and XP system, and the installation process crashes. 5

Optical drive or memory. Find a 512M memory, change to a new optical drive, and reinstall the XP system to see.

Removing the 128 memory module should be the reason for the memory.

Tell you that it must be caused by memory incompatibility, and you can unplug a memory when you install the system.

The memory is not at the same frequency, and a single DDR333 256M is used! It is better to install a 2K system, and XP is better to have 1G memory.

Enough old computers. You have to see if the hard drive has bad behavior! There is a "DOS toolbox" in the ghost disk --mhdd you use mhdd to scan and fix the bad sectors first!

Presumably a memory issue.

This problem often appears in the book to help my classmates install the system, and I have solved this problem. It's to click into the windows PE micro system when you read the system disc.,After entering, I saw that the desktop quickly divided the hard disk into four areas and five areas, and there was an installation system to the first partition.,I can't remember the rest.,You just click on the installation system to the first partition.,Then slowly install the system.。 There have been no crashes.

Let's change the system disk!

If you can't change the system disk, you can try to open the case and use the fan to blow it!

My Computer - Properties - Auto Update - Off - OK.

I'll give you 5 ways to debug, try it :

1.If there is a Trojan horse or virus interference in the computer, **"360 Security Guard" and "360 Powerful Antivirus Dual Engine Edition", it is recommended to "scan" viruses and Trojans to patch the vulnerabilities on the computer!

2.Your ** "** device", or "chat software", or "IE browser shouting brother" program is unstable and repentant, or "the version is too old"! It is recommended to uninstall, **new, or upgrade it to the "latest version".

3.That is, you have installed two or more similar software (such as: two ** devices, two QQ, or multiple browsers, multiple anti-virus software, etc.)! Together they are not "Zheng Zhaoyi compatible", remove the "redundant" one!

4.You can find "Force uninstall software from your computer" in the "Start" menu in the bottom left corner of your computer, and find the excess one to uninstall! After unloading, "strong cleaning" (unload when you see it, don't unload it usefully).

5。If you really can't do it, "restore the system" or "reinstall the system"!

If this is "accidental", it is most likely due to the "software" needing to be "upgraded" or "system poisoned"!

Two systems installed in one partition?

1 All of them are possible as follows:

1. There is a problem with the system disk itself, try it with another installation disk;

2. There is a problem with your computer's optical drive, and the disk reading is wrong, in the case of confirming that there is no problem with the installation disk, try to change the optical drive;

3. There may be a mismatch between your motherboard and the installation disk, change the installation disk and give it a try, I have encountered it before.

Good luck with the problem.

Are you using a CD-ROM disc? Personally, I think it's your system package that is a little damaged, but I've also encountered 2 different memories before, and there are incompatibilities.

It is estimated that there is a problem with your system disk, or the computer configuration is too low and old.

Try it on a different system disk.

What Microsoft means is that after April 8, 2014, it will stop releasing patches for "new" XP systems, not that XP systems will no longer be available after that point.

Because every system is not perfect, there are always a little flaws and vulnerabilities, and some hackers can use these vulnerabilities to invade other people's systems and computers, so Microsoft will release some patches from time to time to patch these flaws and vulnerabilities.

Now because Microsoft vigorously promotes Win7 and Win8 systems (now only Win8 is sold), coupled with the XP system architecture has been relatively old and outdated, the continued existence of XP is no longer in Microsoft's interests, so Microsoft has to stop serving the XP system and stop developing vulnerability patches.

Now Microsoft has just stopped releasing new patches, but XP users can still continue to use the XP system, which you can rest assured. As for Microsoft no longer providing vulnerability patches, don't worry, 360, Kingsoft, QQ Butler and other companies' security software will provide corresponding remedial solutions (360 can still continue to play XP patches now), and in the future to reinstall the system, you can also choose to update the patch to the Ghost version of the XP image in early 2014 to install, which does not need to upgrade the vulnerability patch.

Some of the engineering machines (mechanically used) used by our company, win 98 are still in use, because the program of this machine is only suitable for win 98, which is old enough, hehe.

Your computer doesn't work. Unable to support 7. So card. It's good to return it.

Probably not. Changed, and then the system was paralyzed, so it shouldn't have been before.

No, your PC should be a little smoother with XP.