X86 architecture tablet installation Windows8 system installation complete Raiders

Now the X86 architecture can develop rich applications, and the tablet with this architecture also makes the experience more diversified. However, at present, this type of tablet is pre-installed with the Win7 system. Due to the poor support of the system, the user will carry the keyboard base more often, which makes it lose the charm of touch.
Sit with "Surface" X86 tablet installed WIN8 system process
Now Windows system fully supports the tablet with built-in X86 architecture processor, so in theory the tablet can be upgraded to the above system. This system installation selected the official version of Win8 to experience, in the first time to feel the charm of Win8 tablet. Before installing, briefly talk about the installation requirements.
Win8 system requirements:
Win8 works great on the same hardware that powers Windows Vista and Windows 7 (Win8 system requirements are the same as Win7)
1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64- Bit (x64) processor (1G or higher CPU)
1 GB RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit) (minimum 1G memory, 2G or more recommended)
16 GB available hard Disk space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit) (system disk is above 16G)
DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver (Direct 9 or higher graphics card)
Taking advantage of touch input Requires a screen that supports multi-touch (If you want to use the touch function, you need a touch-enabled display)
Installation device hardware introduction

In hardware configuration, this time install Windows 8 system tablet It adopts Intel Atom N2600 dual-core processor, clocked at 1.6GHz, and incorporates GMA3600 integrated graphics. Built-in 2GB memory with 32GB SSD solid state drive. Because the hard drive capacity is too small to allow dual systems to be installed, this entire process will be completely new.
Production of Win8 installation disk

The pre-installed tablet is not equipped with a common USB A-type interface (but mini USB), so the ordinary U disk can not be connected with it, but it has a TF card. The slot, tested, can be booted by the TF card, so we burned the Windows 8 installation disk to the TF.

First of all, we need to download and install the Ultraiso software, and write the Win8 image to the TF card through the “Write to Hard Disk” function.

Load the downloaded CD image into the Ultraiso software and insert the card reader to start writing the hard disk image. It should be noted that this hard disk image has about 2.8GB, so a minimum of 4G TF card is required. In addition, writing the image will format the TF card, so if there is something in the TF card, make a backup in advance.
Settings before system installation