Windows 10: install windows in legacy mode.

Hey, i had installed windows 64 bit in my pc and now i wanna go reinstall 32 bit windows. i had installed windows in a whole drifferant boot mode "windows 10 64-bit" was its name and then after that in the bios a new "others" uefi mode had the same windows as the one in "windows 10 64 bit" before the install i had to go to my bios inn every boot cuz my cmos battery is damaged ig and then set date and time and choose "others" in which legacy mode to boot in my windows as it would always boot me in "windows 10 64 bit" which had nothing in it. so i installed windows in the "windows 10 64 bit" m

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

UEFI install vs legacy install

I wonder how many of you here install windows by pure uefi mode rather than the default legacy. Do you have any problem installing any new hardware with uefi install?

I face alot of problem just getting pure uefi install for windows 8 like it could not update, it runs slow and glitchy. I only found the fix later is to disable Compatibility Support Module(CSM) in the bios menu to solve that and reinstall as windows is loading up legacy drivers causing errors. I currently don't have any pcie graphic card, I just wonder this would be a problem like having graphic card without CSM on just purely uefi mode.

 

UEFI vs Legacy boot mode

I also recommend legacy mode. UEFI has to tight integration with the OS which is exactly the problem. There was a case where UEFI installed bloatware on fresh Windows installations automatically. It shouldn't be supposed to be able to do that unless the firmware was open-source.