Try reinstalling the driver for the CD drive
The Thinkpad X60 has an intel chip which provides an intel core dual processor which facilitates battery life of around seven to eight hours or more if usage is light. The Thinkpad X60 does not have an optical drive but does have wireless abilities using an enhanced antenna. It has a small ram of 512 megabytes but this can be enhanced and 60 gigabytes of hard drive memory. The Thinkpad X60 generally uses Windows XP Professional.
You cannot purchase hard drives with Windows pre-installed on it.
Yeah if there professional's.
Not directly. You can format the hard drive and install Windows XP cleanly. You can upgrade directly to Windows XP Professional (which is more expensive).
You shouldn't lose anything when upgrading to Windows 10. But it is best to backup any important data, files and folders, to an external hard drive, flash drive, CD disk, before beginning the upgrade.
The ThinkPad T60p laptop is not longer manufactured. However, used ThinkPad T60p laptops can be bought with 60GB, 80GB, 100GB, and 200GB harddrive sizes.
The winnt32.exe command
PC-Doctor is used by Lenovo and IBM ThinkPad models.
Yes Partition Your Hard drive into 2 "partitions" and it will Dual Boot. See: http://www.pcworld.com/article/73826/stepbystep_partition_your_hard_drive.html
Step 1) Back up your data in case the install is successful.Step 2) back up the complete drive in case the install fails.
The winnt32.exe command
Yes, you can if you have a copy of the CD saved somewhere on your hard drive.