Can't put down the old system? 5 minutes to get you back to XP

Many small partners have switched to Win10, but when it comes to old applications, although there is a choice of compatible methods, it is still not easy to use. In the end, I still hope to have a lower version of the system. Solve this problem.

The professional and enterprise versions of Win8 and Win10 provide virtual machine functions (not available in the home version) and can be used directly. Press Win + X to select "Applications and Features", click "Programs and Features" and select "Enable or Disable Windows Features". Check the "Hyper-V" item and click OK.

After restarting, under "Start Menu-Windows Management Tools", click to enter "Hyper-V Manager" and select "Operation-New-Virtual Machine".

In the step of "Specified Algebra", to install WinXP / 7 and other early systems, you must select "Generation". In addition, in the "specified name and location" and "connect virtual hard disk", if the system partition is not large enough, it must be replaced with another drive letter.

In the final step of creation, select the WinXP system installation disk ISO, and then select Finish.

Double-click the virtual machine name in the virtual machine manager to open the virtual machine interface, and click "Start" to automatically start the system installation.

If the virtual machine is to be networked, click "Virtual Switch Manager" in Hyper-V Manager, select "New Virtual Network Switch-External", click the "Create Virtual Switch" button, and select the currently connected network card.

Use the "File-Settings" function in the virtual machine interface, select the "Add Hardware" function, add the "Old Network Adapter" to the system, and let it use the "External Connection" settings you just set. Off

It takes about 5 minutes to set up an XP virtual machine in this way. You can play some "ancient" games on it, and download various early software without fear of being infected with a virus Trojan. What are you talking about? What if the system crashes? The virtual machine also supports the snapshot function. If you have any questions, just go back and look!