Setting method of Win7 system for netbook installation

Netbooks are a newly emerging portable device that is lighter and cheaper than traditional laptops and, above all, runs Windows and can be used as a personal computer.

At present, everyone in the hands of netbooks are basically running Windows XP system, if you are already interested in the new release of Windows 7, and intend to install to the netbook, then the following content can help you transition to the Windows 7 platform. Because the system is upgraded to a netbook, there are some differences compared to desktops and notebooks:

The first is the choice of Windows 7 version, you can only choose 32-bit version of Windows 7, because the netbook uses the CPU only supports 32-bit system. In addition, we recommend that you choose Starter entry or Home Basic family standard version, netbooks are not hardware configuration as a selling point, so the flagship version is not the best choice.

Second, the netbook is not equipped with DVD optical drive, so the traditional boot installation from the optical drive can not be applied to the netbook, unless you have a USB external optical drive. Considering that most people do not have an external optical drive, you need to use other storage devices, such as USB drives with a capacity of more than 4GB. Again, please back up your important data, especially under the system partition.

Necessary software tools, Windows 7 installation files are naturally essential, here are recommended to download the ISO image file, and then you need a tool: Windows 7 Usb/dvd Download Tool, which the ISO file "burned" to the U disk, Implement Windows 7 Installation from U disk.

Note: If you have a CD-ROM and no ISO file to worry about, you can use tools such as UltraISO to convert the files on the disc to an ISO file, which is much faster than the ISO download.

After the above work is ready, you can use Windows 7 Usb/dvd Download tool to load the ISO file into the U disk. This work and ISO is best done on your desktop, which is faster.

Simply say the windows 7 Usb/dvd Download Tool use process, the U disk into the computer, and then start the Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool, the first step to find the ISO file location, the second step to choose the USB device, The third step is to select your USB drive, and then you can start copying work. The whole process will take some time, during which you can go for a cup of tea or something. After all the work is over, you can restart the netbook, and choose to boot from the U disk (from the U disk boot method will vary depending on the machine, you can check their own netbook instructions or in advance on the Web query good), after this is and the general Windows 7 installation no different.

The installation process takes about 1 hours, because it is installed from a U disk, so the reading speed will be slightly slower. Once the installation is complete, you will see the following screen and start your new Windows 7 tour now.