D1: installing windows xp By samuel coghlan-white
Jun 27, 2015
D1: installing windows xp
By samuel coghlan-white
WINDOWS 7 USB compatibility
• Windows 7 is the first microsoft operating system that allows installation from the USB
• The bios will allow a boot from USB which when loaded with the windows 7 operating system software will start a installation
• USB 3.0 is preferred version to use when installing with USB because of the superspeed transfer mode
Step 1:
• Insert the USB drive into the computer when it is off and then turn it on
• It will boot from the USB and it will run the operating system files
Step 2: set up
• It will come up with this text
• Press enter to install and then press f8 to agree with the licensing agreement
Step 3: partitions
• Click Enter to install the xp on a partition of the hard drive
Step 4: formatting
• I recommend using the NTFS file system because it is up to date it is quick
Step 5: personalisation
• First enter your name and operation
Enter your product key
Computer name and password
Date and time settings
Professional step up
• Choose typical settings because it does everything for you
workgroup
• Assign a name for the workgroup
finish
• Now you have complete the set up and now windows xp is fully installed