HP Pavilion DV1000 Series Screen Inverter

HP Pavilion DV1000 Series Screen Inverter Descirption
Specification:Perfectly working with the HP/Compaq Laptop LCDs
Fix your laptop LCD backlight
Unit: PCS
Type: Laptop LCD Inverter
Condition: Brand New
Weight: 50.00 g
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How to Install Windows XP on a Windows Vista Laptop
I. Removing Vista and setting up XP
1, Back up the files you want to save. If you have any pictures or documents you want to keep, or programs that are hard to find, write them to a FLASH drive, CD, floppy, or external hard disk. Do this because everything on your hard disk will be destroyed during the process of installing Windows XP.
2, Enter your BIOS and configure the computer to boot from CD ROM.
3, Insert the Windows XP CD and boot to it. Wait for it to finish loading the setup files.
4, Format the C: drive when it prompts you to do so. Select the C: partition and set it up as an NTFS file system.
5, Start the installation after the disk is formatted. Follow the on-screen instructions and choose the settings that you like.
6, Continue to follow these instructions and change things as you need. When it comes to the screen prompting for a product ID, get your CD case and look at the yellow label on the back. That's what it wants. Type it in accurately!
7, When you get to Windows XP itself, run Windows Update to update everything you can. Get your software you want and reinstall it, and put pack your pictures and documents or whatever else you saved.
8,You finished putting your computer back together with Windows XP!
II. Optimizing your computer's performance
1, Either reinstall the anti-virus software that came with your laptop, install your old anti-virus, or find another that you like. (Look at external links for suggested anti-virus)
2, Decide on an alternate web browser for your computer rather than Internet Explorer. (Look at external links for suggested web browser(s))
3, Find a registry cleaner to clean up your registry and temporary files that take up a lot of space and slow down your computer. (Look at external links for suggested registry cleaner)
4, Use the registry cleaner. Follow the onscreen instructions for how to use it, it's different with each.
5, Defragment your hard disk. Most registry cleaners will do this for you, or you can use the one included with Windows (START + PROGRAMS + ACCESSORIES + DISK DEFRAGMENTER).
6, Run a virus scan and delete any virii found.
7, Empty the recycle bin.
8, Uninstall any programs you no longer use.
9, Run the desktop cleanup wizard. It can be found in the display properties.
10, Repeat steps 4 - 8 in this section every two weeks to one month.
Note
You must be ABSOLUTELY SURE you have backed up all of the files you want to save before formatting your hard disk! EVERYTHING on the disk will be DESTROYED!!!
If you don't have the right product ID for the CD, don't do this. You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you have it with you before you attempt to install it.
Your computer may not be willing to accept a LINUX OS.
If you don't know what you're doing and don't feel comfortable, don't start. If you do start, just go with the default settings in the setup menu.

Consult a computer-savvy friend to explain things to you that you don't understand.
You can go with another operating system as well. Try LINUX or UNIX for a change, or try OS/2 WARP, maybe you can set up a multi-boot to change between these OS's.
It's a good idea to back up your registry before cleaning it.
Don't hesitate to PM any of the authors of this article for help!
If you want a better OS than Windows, but still want the same interface, try using a skins program on another OS. If you're going with LINUX, get KDE Linux, and if you want it as much like XP as possible, try Linux XP.