Problems with xp system

If you want to reinstall the system, I can introduce you how to do it:

For how to install, you can see the following article.

References:

There are teach you to install single system, dual system, etc., with colorful diagrams. I believe you will learn to install. This is where I installed my computer

Method 1:

First, make sure your CD-ROM drive is in first boot order and supports booting from the CD-ROM drive.

To install from CD-ROM, set up your BIOS so that the system can boot from CD-ROM. The method is as follows:

(1) Start the computer, and when the screen displays the Press Del to Enter BIOS Setup prompt message, press the Del

key on the keyboard to enter the motherboard BIOS setup interface.

(2) Select the Advanced BIOS Features option and press Enter to enter the setup program. Select the First Boot Device option

and then press the Page Up or Page Down key on your keyboard to set the option to CD-ROM, so that you can change the system to CD-ROM boot.

(3) Return to the main menu to save the BIOS settings. (To save, press F10 and then Y.)

(4) Then put the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive and reboot the computer, the system will boot from the CD-ROM and display the Installation Wizard interface, and you can

follow the prompts to set up the installation step-by-step and you'll be OK.

Before you restart your computer for the first time after copying files to your hard drive, you must remove the CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive; otherwise, the system will still

boot from the CD-ROM and will cycle through the installation process.

Method 2:

Then, press any key to enter CD-ROM boot mode and load the Mini version of the operating system.

Then, press Enter to OK to continue the installation.

Then, press F8 to accept the license agreement.

Then, select the location where you want to install, choose a large enough space, and press Enter.

Then, select the file system, NTFS is recommended, and press Enter.

Then, a disk scan will be performed and the installer will be copied to the hard disk.

The computer will then restart after 15 seconds, press Enter to restart immediately.

The installation process then continues by booting from the hard disk, which begins in graphical interface mode.

After a series of hardware tests, you will be prompted to select a region, where you can configure the language, keyboard, and region.

You will then be prompted for a username and organization name, and a computer name will be generated that you can change.

Then, you will be prompted to enter the product registration code.

Then, you will be prompted to enter the administrator password.

Then, a component selection box will be displayed to select the Windows components you wish to install.

Then, the time zone and time settings will be entered.

Then, go to Networking Component Installation (if your computer has a network card and is properly recognized during hardware detection).

After the network is configured, the computer will detect and install a series of Windows components and services.

Then, it reboots and runs the newly installed Windows.

Then, it enters the final phase of the installation, monitoring for plug-and-play hardware that was not detected earlier.

Finally, it's ready to go!

Method 3:

Installing the system (the following is an example of installing WINDOWS XP)

I chose the full Windows XP installation CD without any crack. Start the computer, when the word "CD-ROM startup press any key"

Enter, start copying the installation program, check the capacity and format of the system disk location, these can be ignored; appear on the system hard disk

file format selection is best AT32, do not choose NTFS. NTFS file system on the stability and speed of the xx make system and hard disk management

function has a great improvement, but NTFS just support NT as the kernel of Windows NT, Windows2000, WindowsXP, does not support DOS

, WindowsME, Windows98. so, for the those of us who play with software a lot it is not suitable. Once there is a system crash, under NTFS there

may be a need to reinstall the system by means of repartitioning, formatting, etc. As soon as the partition is repartitioned, the information and data on the hard disk is completely finished

. (This is a lesson I've learned the hard way. When I was using Windows 2000, I used the NTFS system, mainly to prevent

CIH viruses from destroying the system and hardware, but now it's too easy to prevent and kill CIH.) On the other hand, in a FAT32 file system, you just need to have a

Fresh Installation" dialog box will appear during the installation process, at which point you will have to select Upgrade, unless you want to install a dual xx system on your machine.

When asked for the serial number, enter the following number:

BX6HT-MDJKW-H2J4X-BX67W-TVVFG

This registration code basically installs (I've tried at least 5 or 6 XP installation CDs). The average installation time is less than 60 minutes.

After the installation is complete, choose not to activate now to activate later, press next, fill in at least one name, such as JixXP, all the way back to the Enter key, you can

Now to activate the system: I used the Russian hacker's activation method. See the following instructions:

Method: Copy SETUPREG.HIV to the %systemroot%system32 directory

Overwrite the original file (I couldn't find this SETUPREG.HIV, I pasted it directly),

Reboot,

Press F8 to enter the Safe Mode to Log in as administrator,

run WINXP_CRK.EXE, reboot, enter WinXP, select "Phone Activation" when asked to activate, and fill in

"401111" in each box. ---- activation was successful!