
Uninstalling Vista and Installing XP?
Started by
demirkol
, Mar 11 2008 04:56 AM
#1
Posted 11 March 2008 - 04:56 AM

#2
Posted 11 March 2008 - 05:58 AM

Hello,
This will cause a lot of problems.
A lot of the new computers will not work with XP because there are no drivers for the hardware.
This is a common issue and I have not found any way to work around it.
If you are going to try any ways Make a recovery disc so you can reload Vista if the XP install fails.
This will cause a lot of problems.
A lot of the new computers will not work with XP because there are no drivers for the hardware.
This is a common issue and I have not found any way to work around it.
If you are going to try any ways Make a recovery disc so you can reload Vista if the XP install fails.
#3
Posted 11 March 2008 - 06:16 AM

how do I do a recovery disc? Also Just thought that i'll mention that i havnt installed vista yet. the installation files are on the computer and when i turn it on it automatically wants to install.
#4
Posted 11 March 2008 - 06:22 AM

The laptop should have Vista already installed.
You are probally seeing the set up that runs when you first use the computer.
You have never used this computer?
Then why not give Vista a chance?
Once the set up is finnished you can make recovery disc, your owners manual will tell you how.
You are probally seeing the set up that runs when you first use the computer.
You have never used this computer?
Then why not give Vista a chance?
Once the set up is finnished you can make recovery disc, your owners manual will tell you how.
#5
Posted 11 March 2008 - 06:31 AM

yeah thats right the setup runs when i turn it ono. i dont want to use vista cant i just put on XP?
#6
Posted 11 March 2008 - 06:39 AM

No, you can not just install XP.
Please run the set up and make a set of recovery disc before you try any thing.
Please run the set up and make a set of recovery disc before you try any thing.
#7
Posted 13 March 2008 - 06:11 PM

I have doubts that a new laptop will fail with XP, what new super hardware can it have ? none.
My neighbour just bought a new Core 2 duo HP laptop with Vista Premium and it is a heap of crap, slower than molasses, brand new mind you from Jerry Harvey.
I made the obvious best suggestion, return the laptop immediately and demand XP, It's your right as a consumer, and considering that XP is now selling $50 more than Vista Home Premium OEM you might have to cough up the difference, not much to pay IMHO for a better O/S.
You can't change back to XP ? rubbish, give it here and Vista is history, there ain't no new Asus laptop that was described which won't run XP.
Take it back and demand XP.
My neighbour just bought a new Core 2 duo HP laptop with Vista Premium and it is a heap of crap, slower than molasses, brand new mind you from Jerry Harvey.
I made the obvious best suggestion, return the laptop immediately and demand XP, It's your right as a consumer, and considering that XP is now selling $50 more than Vista Home Premium OEM you might have to cough up the difference, not much to pay IMHO for a better O/S.
You can't change back to XP ? rubbish, give it here and Vista is history, there ain't no new Asus laptop that was described which won't run XP.
Take it back and demand XP.
#8
Posted 13 March 2008 - 06:18 PM

You can choose to do what ever you wish with your computer.
However, XP will not load with most new computers that come preloaded with Vista.
IMO Vista is a better OS. Many people still prefere XP and that is their right.
Again, make a set of recovery disc so you are not with out a working computer.
However, XP will not load with most new computers that come preloaded with Vista.
IMO Vista is a better OS. Many people still prefere XP and that is their right.
Again, make a set of recovery disc so you are not with out a working computer.
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