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$linux _gfx_mode insmod gzio insmod part_msdos insmod NTFS search-- No-floppy--file--set=root/bootmgr Ntldr/bootmgr} If you already know bootmgr in the first partition (hidden partition) You can also write code like this: Menuentry ' start Windows7 ' { recordfail gfxmode $linux _gfx_mode insmod gzio insmod part_msdos insmod NTFS set root= (HD0,MSDOS1) ntldr/bootmgr} Last code: sud

files cannot be startedWhen your computer starts, you are prompted NTLDR is Missing Press Ctrl+alt+del to restart Windows XP could not be started because the KRNL or NTLDR file could not be found. Workaround: Use the Windows XP installation CD to recover the missing startup files, system files. Solution steps: Restart the computer and go to the CMOS

the Folder Options window, and remove "√" before "Hide protected operating system files" in the Advanced settings to display the two system files we need: "NTLDR" and "Ntdetect." COM "; 2. Copy the above two files to a floppy disk; 3. Modify the boot options in the BIOS to start the computer from the CD and run Windows 2000 installation procedures; 4. Install Windows 2000 in the normal way; When Setup is complete, start the computer to Windows 2000.6

Power-on Error Prompt Windows could not start because of the sofrware. Please have the problem as:loader error 3.Please Contact your support who to the this problem. Solutions 1, first to install the same version of the XP system, choose to display all the files, and then in the system disk, generally C disk, find NTLDR files, copied to the U disk for replacement 2, restart the computer, the power-on when the Dle key or F2 key, this to

information and start boot Manager Windows uses NTLDR as the Boot Manager if you have more than one installation on your system Version of Windows, you will need to select the system you want to enter in the NTLDR. Linux typically uses a powerful, flexible configuration of GRUB as the Boot Manager. 2. Load system kernel, start init process The init process is the root process of Linux, and all system

Do you know how PE is started? Here are one by one ways for you. 1, u disk HDD (WinPE) start-up process: Bios->ntldr->setupldr. BIN (PELDR or other related name)->ntdetect.com->winnt. SIF (WINNT. XPE)->winpe. ISO (WINPE. IMG)->txtsetup. SIF->WINPE System Desktop 2, u disk Zip (WinPE) start-up process: Bios->io. Sys->command.com->autoexec. Bat->setupldr. BIN (PELDR or other related name)->ntdetect.com->winnt. SIF (WINNT. XPE)->winpe. ISO (WINPE. IM

from the boot sequence There are two ways to remove a Windows NT or Windows 2000 boot sector from your computer: If you want to go back to the original MS-DOS configuration, you can start MS-DOS, and then type SYS c:. This command replaces the Windows NT or Windows 2000 boot sector with the MS-DOS boot sector and allows your computer to boot MS-DOS. The following files will be left under the root folder and can be removed after the SYS c: operation is performed: Pagefile.sys Boot.ini

, first format the C disk into a FAT32 file system, and then put the installation CD into the CD-ROM drive, the installation program automatically run after the prompts to operate. The place to note is shown in the following figure. Q: Can you install more than 3 systems on a single computer? Does installing multiple operating systems affect your computer's speed? A: As long as your hard disk space is large enough, you can install 3 or more operating systems on your computer. When you i

A, U disk boot there are several ways At present, there are several: 1 CDROM way, this need to use production tools, start compatibility is higher 2 HDD method, this use rate is also higher 3 zip way, this seems to be eliminated 4) FDD way, this basic elimination Second, which kind of startup way success rate is high As above, basically 1) > 2) > 3) Three, HDD mode or Zip way to start PE, there are several ways 1) Ntldr+grldr 2) GRUB install

1. u disk boot There are several ways At present, there are several: 1 CDROM way, this need to use production tools, start compatibility is higher 2 HDD method, this use rate is also higher 3 zip way, this seems to be eliminated 4) FDD way, this basic elimination 2. Which type of startup method has a higher success rate As above, basically 1) > 2) > 3) 3. HDD mode or Zip mode to start PE, there are several ways 1) Ntldr+grldr 2) GRUB install

, click Yes to save the changed Boot.wim file. Step sixth: Download EASYBCD. After running EASYBCD, switch to "Add/remove Entries", Switch to "WinPE" under "Add a Entry", enter D:\pe\sources\boot.wim in the path path, click "Add Entry", Then follow the prompts to insert the Vista installation disc to copy the file. Seventh step: After the above operation, if you want to antivirus later, reboot after the Boot multiple boot menu select "NST winPE Image" can be. When the antivirus is complete

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

Code│├local/││├soft/User Program││└.../usually use a separate folder│├x11r6/Graphical Interface System│├var/Dynamic Data│├temp/Temporary files├lost+found/Disk repair Files START Process Linux systems are started primarily with the following steps: 1. Read the MBR information and start boot Manager Windows uses NTLDR as the boot Manager, and if you have multiple versions of Windows installed on your system, you will need to select the sy

example shows how to use the BOOTCFG/RMSW command: BOOTCFG/RMSW/MM 64/id 2 BOOTCFG/RMSW/SO/ID 3 BOOTCFG/RMSW/SO/NG/S srvmain/u hiropln/id 2 BOOTCFG/RMSW/NG/ID 2 bootcfg/rmsw/mm 96/ng/s srvmain/u maindom\hiropln/p p@ssw23/id 2 bootcfg timeout Change the operating system timeout value. Grammar Bootcfg/timeout TimeOutValue [/s Computer [/U domain\user/p Password]] Parameters TimeOutValue Specifies the timeout value that is located in the [boot loader] section. This value indicates the number

automatic system management level logins still exist. The author has never understood that since Windows Vista does not provide a recovery Console, what is the point of Group Policy remaining with these two options? Recently, I stumbled upon a Windows XP computer that once installed the Recovery Console on the hard drive through winnt32/cmdcons, and then the computer installed Windows XP for Windows Vista without uninstalling the Recovery Console. Windows Vista's BOOTMGR boot menu retains the

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

1, u disk HDD (WinPE) start-up process: Bios->ntldr->setupldr. BIN (PELDR or other related name)->ntdetect.com->winnt. SIF (WINNT. XPE)->winpe. ISO (WINPE. IMG)->txtsetup. SIF->WINPE System Desktop 2, u disk Zip (WinPE) start-up process: Bios->io. Sys->command.com->autoexec. Bat->setupldr. BIN (PELDR or other related name)->ntdetect.com->winnt. SIF (WINNT. XPE)->winpe. ISO (WINPE. IMG)->txtsetup. SIF->WINPE System Desktop 3, the CD-ROM (WinPE) Sta

: Shutdown with init 0 command; Restart with the Init 6 command.) ） Linux System main Boot steps: 1. Read the MBR information and start boot Manager Windows uses NTLDR as the Boot Manager, and if you have multiple versions of Windows installed on your system, you will need to select the system you want to enter in NTLDR. Linux typically uses a powerful, flexible configuration of GRUB as the Boot Manager

When Ubuntu is installed with Wubi in Windows 7, it cannot be installed using the method in XP; otherwise, the Ubuntu menu will not be available after restart. Because the startup mechanism of Windows 7 has changed, you need to copy ntldr and boot under XP. INI file to the Windows 7 root directory, in the boot. c: \ wubildr is added to the last line of the INI file. mbr = "Ubuntu" to view the Ubuntu menu. For Windows 7, when you use Wubi to install U

Linux diskless XP implementation principle-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. I wonder if you have studied how to implement diskless XP in liunx? The implementation of liunx diskless workstation is very simple. You can use pxelinux to directly capture the kernel to the client, and configure DHCP and NFS on the server. Of course, the kernel must support the nfs root file system. XP is not that simple. It can be seen fr