Which XP version is the latest and best to use

The computer company special edition has arrived (I just ordered it yesterday, and it's a lot newer than before).

It feels good all the time.

Jujumao's very uncomfortable to see the logo.

I used the original XP from the Tomato Garden Plate, and it felt pretty good. Auto-patching Updates automatically. As long as it's stable, does it make a difference? It's all piracy anyway.

Tomato Garden's best, I installed the system for my friend yesterday is this, and the interface is the most comfortable I've ever seen.

Personally, I still think that the non-Ghost version of Windows XP SP1 original installation disc is the best to use! sp2 has compatibility problems with some programs, it is recommended not to clone and install it with the ghost version of the Shanghai ** version, although it is relatively fast, but there are also many drawbacks.

This installation disk uses the ghost method to clone the XP system together with some commonly used software to your hard disk, there are a lot of them sold outside, there are ** on the Internet, but it is very large, almost the capacity of a CD, about five or six hundred megabytes, it will take a long time, and after getting down, you have to use the software and recorder to make it into a disc to use, this kind of disc has a common feature, it can start the computer, provided that you set up the computer in CMOS to start from the optical drive first.

But it's not recommended for you to use this kind of disc, why? Because although it is very convenient, but the disadvantages are also very large, the system is modified, and the integrated software is installed for you regardless of whether you need it or not, and often many software versions have fallen behind. Although this kind of disk can be adapted to almost all machines, but some functions can be greatly reduced, you think about it, everyone's computer is different, it must ensure that each one can be used, can it be perfectly realized?

No, so, it's better to install XP step by step, then install the software that suits you, and finally back up with ghost, which is the wisest thing to do.

Of course, the clone disk of XP is not useless.,It's very good to use it as a boot disc.,Although a floppy disk can also be a boot disk.,But it's easy to break.,Make good use of the ghost in the boot disc will bring you a lot of convenience.,And generally there are a lot of very practical tools in the boot menu of this disc.,But don't use it blindly if you're not familiar with it.。

I like to use this kind of disc very much, I have several copies on hand, I rely on it to restore the system, to deal with problems, to enter DOS, it is a tool that I can't live without, but I never install the clone version of XP inside.