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drive. 2. in menu. add the following content to lst: title Win7 PE find -- set-root/bootmgr chainloader/bootmgr www.2cto.com 4. veket 1. create a "veket" folder in the root directory of the USB flash drive. 2. use ultraisoto download the veketimage file (about veket的下. )ininitrd.gz, qrky-888.sfs, vmlinuz extracted to the "veket" folder, if the file name is uppercase letters, please change to lowercase 3. i

the BIOS to go To the Vista installation page. 3. Select repair computer in the lower left corner (automatically search for the system, and prompt to load or close the driver. Select disable to enter the Repair Option) 4. Select the last command for restoration. In the command box, enter "D: \ 7057 \ sources \ setup.exe" (without quotation marks) to start installation. 5. Select the installation language and format the C drive (even if the C drive does not have the system). 3. Install Window

To the Vista installation page.3. Select repair computer in the lower left corner (automatically search for the system, and prompt to load or close the driver. Select disable to enter the Repair Option)4. Select the last command for restoration. In the command box, enter "D: \ 7057 \ sources \ setup.exe" (without quotation marks) to start installation.5. Select the installation language and format the C drive (even if the C drive has no system) Iii. Windows 7 installation in Windows XP:1. Down

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the difference between the 32-bit system and the 64-bit system. If you want to implement automatic partitioning under WinPE, simply copy the partition script Disksp.txt to C:winpe_x86mountwindowssystem32, and then add a row to the batch above: diskpart/s disksp.txt 4, the following start to make WinPE start entry, the command line, in turn, enter the following command: Del C:winpe_x86mountbootbcd Bcdedit/createstore C:WINPE_X86MOUNTBOOTBCD Bcdedit/store c:winpe_x86mountbootbcd-create {

load the driver or shutdown, choose to turn off into the repair option) 4, select the last command to repair, in the Command box type "D:7057sourcessetup.exe" (without quotes), start the installation 5, choose the installation language, format C disk (even if C disk was not originally system this method is also feasible) Third, the XP system under the new installation of Windows 7: 1. Download windows 7 7057ISO Mirror (RC or RTM), copy to non-C disk (such as d:7057) with virtual CD drive 2

1, to normal access to the system, you can use the following three commands from the Grup into the system: Find--set-root/bootmgr (Enter) Chainloader/bootmgr (carriage return) Boot (carriage return) 2, but above this method is every time after each boot to knock three lines of code, will appear a bit of trouble, the Cure is to rewrite the MBR to the hard drive boot sector, Win7 under EASYBCD boot hard d

Now use U disk to do the startup disk is generally not only winpe this option, but also can be used to start the system and some common tools, such as ghost tools. So how to edit the U disk boot menu? Just modify the Menu.lst file. The user modifies the following example according to their own needs. Title Start the operating system on the first hard drive first primary partition (hd0,0) Rootnoverify (hd0,0) Makeactive Chainloader +1 Title Start the operating system on the first hard drive

), start the installation 5, choose the installation language, format C disk (even if C disk was not originally system this method is also feasible) 　　Third, the XP system under the new installation of Windows 7: 1. Download windows 7 7057ISO Mirror (RC or RTM), copy to non-C disk (such as d:7057) with virtual CD drive 2, the d:7057 directory of bootmgr and boot directory (in fact, as long as the BOOT.SDI and BCD files inside) copied to the C-pack

In general, the root of the startup of the USB flash drive has a menu.lst file, this is to add or subtract the boot option configuration file, the following example, let us know specifically: Title Start the operating system on the first hard disk primary partition (hd0,0) Rootnoverify (hd0,0) Makeactive Chainloader +1 Title Start the operating system on the first hard disk second primary partition (hd0,1) Rootnoverify (hd0,1) Makeactive Chainloader +1 Title Start Windows nt/2000/xp/200

computer starts, it is then started from the specified active primary partition (so the partition you want to start must be activated and the specified boot file exists), read into the PBR boot sector, and then boot to the boot sector, starting the system or PE or GRLDR .... The common boot process is: mbr→ partition pbr→ boot files (such as: XP Ntldr,vista bootmgr, Grub GRLDR. ) Third, Usb-zip: large-capacity floppy disk simulation mode, DOS boot

1, USB-HDD: (occupy 1 sectors) hard disk simulation mode, DOS boot after the show C: disk, hp (HP) u disk Format tool made by the U disk is the starting mode. This mode is highly compatible, but cannot be started for some computers that only support Usb-zip mode. This MBR is read first after the computer starts, it is then started from the specified active primary partition (so the partition you want to start must be activated and the specified boot file exists), read into the PBR boot sector,

What is the difference between the boot mode of u disk Start with a U disk involves a variety of startup mode, you know the differences between the various modes, the following for you to say this knowledge: Various USB boot modes: 1, USB-HDD: (occupy 1 sectors) hard disk simulation mode, DOS boot after the show C: disk, hp (HP) u disk Format tool made by the U disk is the starting mode. This mode is highly compatible, but cannot be started for some computers that only support Usb-zip mode.

XP system under new hard disk installation Windows 7 1, download Windows7 7600 ISO image, with virtual optical drive copy to non-C disk (such as d:7600) 2, the d:7600 directory under the bootmgr and boot directory, and in the C-packing directory to build a sources folder 3, the d:7600sources under the Boot.win copy to C disk just built sources folder 4, run cmd as an administrator, and then enter C:BOOTBOOTSECT.EXE/NT60 C: Hint successful (ie succ

First you download a virtual optical drive installed, the Win7 installation files extracted out of the system disk in any folder, folder name you want to remember, later will use, and then put the Window7 folder inside the boot folder, Sources folder and bootmgr files to the root directory of the non-system disk, (if you don't want to bother to install files, you can put the Windows7 installation files to the root directory of the non-system disk) The

installation is actually through DOS batch processing "Autoexec.bat" file implementation, this "xp.img" file I have integrated the batch processing, the code is as follows: A:smartdrv.exe E:xpi386winnt/s:e:xpi386 However, since DOS does not recognize NTFS partitions, the prerequisite for automatic installation of these batch files is that C, D, E are FAT32 partitions, and if your computer C disk is an NTFS partition, use the WinImage (WinImage software is already available in the ZIP package

Various USB boot modes: 1, USB-HDD: (occupy 1 sectors) hard disk simulation mode, DOS boot after the show C: disk, hp (HP) u disk Format tool made by the U disk is the starting mode. This mode is highly compatible, but cannot be started for some computers that only support Usb-zip mode. This MBR is read first after the computer starts, it is then started from the specified active primary partition (so the partition you want to start must be activated and the specified boot file exists), read i

Bootice Boot Sector Maintenance tool, click the Master Boot Record button (Figure 8), and then click the "Recover MBR" button to select F9_MBR. Bin or F10mbr.bin file, turn off the software, turn it back on, click the "Partition Boot Record" button, select the OEM partition you created earlier under target partition, and select the "Bootmgr Bootstrapper (Fat/fat32/ntfs)" button and click "Install/Configure". After restarting the system, the boot scr

: Deploy the X:sourcesinstall.wim image to the current Y: Virtual disk, where x represents the virtual CD drive letter, and Y represents the current virtual disk letter. 4, and then wait for image deployment, if it is SSD hard drive, almost a few minutes to complete the deployment work, and finally show 100% completed. 5. Add the Boot boot menu and continue typing in the command Prompt window: Bcdboot y:windows/s C:/L ZH-CN Here's C: represents the current system active partitio

# # # # Preparation Tool # # #1. BOOTICEx64 Software # #分区引导制作工具2. syslinux6.03 Package3. Bootmgr Software # #NT内核引导工具# # # making Steps # # #1, ensure that u disk is FAT32 format2, use BOOTICEx64 tool, write usb-hdd+ boot to the U disk MBR, write syslinux6.03 boot to PBR3. Create the boot folder on the root of the USB stick and copy the syslinux6.03 package to the/boot directory4, set up the ISO folder on the root of the USB stick, for storing the im