First step is to create a USB boot disc Go to the USB_MultiBoot_10 folder and double click on USB_MultiBoot_10.cmd Format the USB drive On the command screen, change your drive type and give XP setup a source path On the unattended install screen, enter all the necessary values and your serial license key. On the command screen, type 2, press Enter, and then select your USB drive. Prepare the file copy from the disc to your USB stick. Copy the files from the disc to your USB stick. Connect the USB stick to your asus Eee PC, start the netbook and change your BIOS preferences. When the netbook restarts, choose the installation option TXT mode setup windows XP.

Windows 7 actually detects more hardware directly after install than Windows XP does. All of the hardware detects normally except the ASUS ACPI driver. It will detect in Device Manager as an “Unknown Device”. The Device ID is ACPIASUS010. This device also controls the eee PC specific hotkeys. For example the ability. Provides information on getting started with the Eee PC. Using the Eee PC. Provides information on using the Eee PC's utilities. Installing & Optimizing Windows® XP. Gives you information on how to install and optimize Windows®. XP on your Eee PC. Support DVD & System Recovery. Gives you information on the. How to install Windows XP on EEE PC 701, 900, 901 via USB stick and Windows. Specify the path to your XP-install-CD (of at least the files of the install-CD) and the path to your USB-stick. Then start the. But I fixed it: I pressed ESC during the ASUS boot-screen and then select the USB-stick from the list. Then the boot. Nel post precedente avevo provato ad installare Android 4.0 sul mio Eee PC 701. Le prestazioni del piccolo di casa Asus. Alla differenza tra Windows e GNU.

Giggs Walk In The Park Zip Code. The original Asus EeePC can handle Windows XP very well, but the 4 GB SSD can be a bit cramped. Here is how to slim it and tweak it.

While my passion is for Macs, the rest of my household prefer Windows. In early 2011, I picked up an Asus EeePC 701SD. It featured the Celeron 900 MHz processor underclocked to 630 MHz, and I put 2 GB RAM in it. This model came with an 8 GB SSD, and both Windows XP and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS ran beautifully on it without a space issues. Fast forward to late 2012, and I was given an EeePC 701 for my son. Same processor as above, but with 1 GB RAM and only a 4 GB SSD – which is not upgradeable. I ran various Linus distros on it, such as Xandros – the original OS it shipped with – Linux Mint LXDE and EasyPeasy, but my son wanted Windows on it – he has yet to be fully educated yet.