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List of contents of this article:

• 1,Apparel HS code mapping for global exports How to change the XP system computer to another system?
• 2, What does Huawei's other system resources mean
• 3, My computer has multiple systems. How can I delete redundant systems?
• 4. What are the "other" and "system" in the mobile phone storage?

How to change the XP system computer to another system?

1. Start the computer: Restart the computer and press the F12 or DEL key at startup to enter the BIOS settings. Select the startup device: In the BIOS settings, select Boot from the optical drive or USB device. Install Windows 7: Follow the prompts of the installation wizard to complete the installation process.

2. How to change the computer system? First of all, you need to know that there are several ways to install the computer system, including CD-ROM installation method, USB disk installation method, hard disk installation method, etc. Next, let's talk about the method of installing the hard disk system.

3. When using the computer, if you want to directly replace the xp system with the win7 system, you can make a USB boot disk of the win7 system, and then reinstall the system directly through the USB boot disk. After making the boot disk, you can install the win7 system by backing up the important data of the computer.

4. Go to the official website of Baiyun one-click reinstall system (: baiyunxitong.) Download the software; install and open the software; click one-click fast reinstall, then select the system you want, and click install the installed version.

5. If you need to replace the system of the XP system, just install other versions of the system.

6. Question 6: How to switch the system preferences in Mac OS X on Apple computer dual systemsThere is a boot disk in it. Select windows or boot Camp in it and lock the lock. It will be windows every time you restart. There is also a Boot Camp option in the control panel of XP.

What does Huawei's other system resources mean

1. Huawei mobile phones adopt a more intelligent memory management system. In addition to displaying mobile phone memory, Huawei mobile phones can also display other system resources, such as CPU, GPU, etc., so that users can more conveniently understand the overall operation of the mobile phone.

2. Other storage space occupied in it includes: Android operating system, installed applications, files created by applications and slowStorage files, just like a computer, the operating system and installed applications will occupy a certain amount of memory, and the installation and use of applications will generate other types of files.

3. System resources: including CPU idle percentage, physical memory consumption, hard disk idle layer, network card, sound card, etc., and the comprehensive busy layer of hardware status on all computers. Occupying system resources, that is, the running program occupies the busy layer of CPU, hard disk, memory and other hardware.

4. "Other" refers to files that cannot be recognized by the system. Others are generally some data files, such as some data packets, junk files, caches, etc.

My computer has multiple systems. How can I delete redundant systems?

1. The first type: 1) Right-click on the desktop computer icon and select properties on the pop-up menu. 2) Select the advanced system settings in the open window, and click the settings in the startup and failover column below. 3) Remove the check mark before "Displaying the operating system list" to hide the list.

2. In this window, select the "Boot" column. If your computer has multiple systems, you will see several, and then delete what you don't want, as shown in the figure.

3. First, open the "Run" program from the "Start" menu, enter the msconfig.exe command in the running program editing box, and enter the system configuration utility.

4. First, turn on the computer, enter the desktop, and right-click at the "Start" icon in the lower left corner.In the open menu, select the "Run" option. Pop up the "Run" window, enter the "msconfig" command, click "OK" or enter directly.

5. At the beginning of the system, click Start, find the attachment, and open "Run" inside. In the running interface, enter "msconfig" and click the "OK" button; open the "System Configuration" interface and open "Boot" in the interface panel.

6. The specific method is as follows: right-click My Computer and select Open Properties; click "Advanced System Settings" in the upper left corner; under the "Advanced" tab, click the "Settings" button in the "Startup and Troubleshooting" column; click the drop-down box below the default operating system, select the default system, and Click OK.

What are the "other" and "system" in the mobile phone storage?

1. In the mobile phone, other storage space usually refers to files and data that do not belong to installed applications, photos, videos, audio, documents and other types. These files may be temporary files, cache files, system files and log files, etc.

2. The [other] classification in the mobile phone capacity is mainly the cache files of the mobile phone, which are divided into the following categories: cache directory folder path: c: /System/cache, which can be emptied regularly. Temporary directory It is recommended to empty all temporary folder directories.

3. "Others" refers to the storage space occupied except for music, videos, pictures, documents, installation packages and compressed packages, such as mobile phone download programs.Leftover buffer files or unrecognizable files, as well as cache files that run automatically in mobile phone systems, programs, etc.

4. Mobile phone system memory, that is, mobile phone running memory (RAM), is used to temporarily store the computing data in the CPU and the data exchanged with external memory such as hard disks. The "running memory" of the mobile phone is equivalent to the memory (or memory strip) of the computer. The larger the "running memory" of the mobile phone, the more programs the mobile phone can run multiple programs smoothly.

5. "Others" refers to the storage space occupied except for music, videos, pictures, documents, installation packages and compressed packages. Such as buffer files or unrecognizable files left by mobile phone download programs, as well as cache files that run automatically in mobile phone systems, programs, etc.