I want to put Windows XP operating system on my Acer aspire 5310 laptop. It has a Celeron M processor & SATA hard drive, but the thing I am worried about is that Acer aspire 5310 haven’t any windows XP drivers? Because it’s original operating system is Windows Vista.
1) First you must take reinforcement of the significant information and drivers (download the XP driver from the network and make sure to keep them good to go in the USB).
2) Make sure to initialize the XP bootable CD in your drive and begin the system. Hold down DEL for BIOS Setup to pop up. Make necessity to boot from important CD drive as the main priority. Make sure to not enable the hard drive which will ultimately be important to downgrade. Make sure to SAVE then EXIT.
3) Make parcels , now OS will move toward getting booted from the XP bootable CD.
4) Install every last trace of the drivers. Your framework is primed to utilize.
I think, at first you should complete your motherboard Booting  system. You will get this function by  pressing  F2 or Delete key when laptop will be restarted. Then you insert your Windows XP CD disk and start setup. When you setup windows, you must format your laptops C drive. After completing  it Windows XP will be active.
Yes, you can replace Vista with XP.
You will need the following tools:
During this process, you will be reformatting the hard drive. So you will loose all data that is stored in the hard drive.
Then follow the following steps:
At the completion of this steps, Windows Vista will be successfully removed and Windows XP will be successfully installed on your laptop.Â
