Reinstall windows with an ISO file (figure)

Although isoemu can start the system from an iso cd image, it brings great convenience to the maintenance system. However, the so-called "Gold is full, and no one is perfect ", when using isoemu, You must place the boot configuration file and the iso cd image in the C partition, so in this case, you cannot install the system in the C partition, which is not in line with our computer habits. Is there any way to install the system in the C partition using the ISO disc image in DOS? Many of my friends don't have a soft drive on their used laptops, and they can't use flash drives for boot. At this time, they only need to use the ISO files on the hard disk to reinstall the system ......
　　
Step 1: Download "dos Virtual Drive boot disk" and "simulation virtual drive" from here ".
　　
Step 2: uncompress the Simulated Virtual soft drive. rar, run vfloppy.exe, and install "Simulated Virtual soft drive" to the D:/boot directory,
　　
Step 3: Use winrarto decompress loadiso.rar, get the file loadiso.exe, and then use winrarto decompress loadiso.exe to get loadiso. Ima (ignore the error prompt ).
　　
Step 4: compress loadiso.imainto dududu.zip to overwrite files of the same name in the D:/boot directory. In this way, you can use the DOS Virtual Drive boot disk to boot the system. NOTE: If software similar to one-click recovery is installed in the system, normal boot may fail.
　　
Step 5: restart the system. When the BIOS detection is completed, press ALT to activate the boot program and select "Start simulation virtual soft drive". The Boot menu appears (see figure ), go to the first "Start iso cd image Installation Wizard", and then select to save the partition and ISO file where the ISO file is located to load the iso cd image with the drive letter Z.

 

　　　
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Step 6: Now you can start the installation. Take the ISO image of Windows 2000 as an example, use the "CD i386 command to enter the i386directory and run winnt.exeto start the installation of the system. (install smartdrv.exe first to speed up the installation ).
　　
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After using the method in this article to guide the system, the NTFS file system partition cannot be identified, so you need to place the ISO file on a partition of a non-NTFS file system. In addition, the file name of the iso cd image must follow the naming rules of 8.3. Otherwise, the file cannot be loaded. [Transferred from www.bitscn.com]