Is ASUS 1201K not compatible with XP systems

The universal version of the system you install yourself will definitely not work, and the EPC is very troublesome. It's a system problem....It's not a hardware issue.

It could be a hardware incompatibility issue.

You can use the genuine XP disk and try it again.

You can use XP, but when you use XP, you need to change the compatibility mode of the hard disk in the BIOS, press F2 to enter, select the first one in item 2, put E D, D E, XP driver, please use the latest, there is a wireless network card and graphics card, the motherboard is the most important, be sure to play the correct driver. If it's still dead, it depends on whether the temperature is high or not, and if it doesn't work, take it to the maintenance department for processing, f80s; X82S These machines are not easy to use, they all use SIS chips, and the temperature of the south bridge is too high, so there are often problems and it is not easy to use.

By the way, the compatibility mode of the SIS chip does not need to change the hard disk, it does not have this option!

It seems to set up a BIOS, or flash the BIOS, ASUS has the software to brush the BIOS, I have used it many times, and there has never been a problem.

It should be the graphics card driver is wrong! ......

Next drive elves, or go to the drive house to have a look.

It's better not to flash the bios yourself. If the brush is broken, the service center says that it is not warranted. . . . You go to the service center to fix it... The engineer there is very good... Nanjing's is on Danfeng Street. . . Where do you ask,。。

If you can ghost install the system, then it's not a problem.........I've had the same issue.

Suggestion: The landlord can choose to install the SP2 system of XP .........Or use Ghost Pure to install .........100% success.

Enter PE, that's easy to do, change to a better ghost system.

The reason is that the system cannot find the boot file or the system does not contain a SATA driver.

Resolved:1Go to PE, find the hard disk partitioning software, PM or DiskGenius software, and set the C drive as the active partition.

2.Enter the BIOS and turn off the AHCI mode of the hard drive.

3.There is another way: install the installed version of the system (non-ghost version) and install it.

The installation success rate of the installed version of the system is basically more than 80%, if you encounter a problem, it can only be a problem with the SATA driver, change to a newer version of the system containing the SATA driver or turn off the AHCI mode.

I won't explain the reason, it's tiring to type.

The system is not installed. With a pure version of the system.

Friends, hello, you are an old computer, but also depends on whether your configuration meets the requirements of installing win8, win8 requirements are not high, not as high as win7, as long as your configuration meets the requirements of installing win8, the old computer is also the same can be installed, if you are used to xp, to use win8, you will be very unaccustomed, many operation methods are not the same, and win8 is not safe, there is a Microsoft vulnerability, so our state organs prohibit the use of win8, Now win8 is not stable, nor is it safe, don't pursue the hair, stability is the best.

Is this model black screen in the system after installing the XP system? The specific solution,You can boot the computer and press F8 to enter the safe mode to start,After entering the system,Delete the graphics card driver,Then go to the official website (**The driver of this model,Install it,It's OK after restarting the computer.。 This phenomenon is specific to XP systems.

Then go to the after-sales service station **the safest and safest.

Hello! 1. From a theoretical point of view, it is usually possible to upgrade the CPU. The CPU of most computers is a separate part, which is installed on the CPU interface of the motherboard, so the CPU can be upgraded; However, there are also some computers whose CPU and motherboard are integrated together and cannot be disassembled, if this is the case, it is impossible to upgrade the CPU 2, from the actual situation, it is not recommended to upgrade the CPU.

Because upgrading the CPU involves many factors, in addition to the need to consider that the CPU to be upgraded meets the requirements of the motherboard, such as: socket type, core code, bus frequency, core voltage and other technical factors, you also need to consider heat dissipation, motherboard BIOS and other factors. If all the requirements are met, the CPU can be upgraded, but the performance improvement it brings is also very limited3. From the point of view of cost performance, the CPU is usually expensive, but the performance improvement for the computer is very limited, so it is not recommended to upgrade the CPU

This notebook is basically useless. Single-core Sempron memory: 1G graphics card is onboard and memory shared video memory. Thirty-two, it must have been. Let's go to the driving house and look for it.

The next driver home automatically finds the driver.

Find a lite version of the XP and install it with a USB flash drive or an external optical drive.