Brief summary of USB disk mounting system

The ISO (isolation) file is generally an ISO extension and is a mirrored file that replicates all the information on the disc.

Gho is the Ghost tool software's mirrored file name extension, Gho files are all file information for a hard disk partition or an entire hard disk that is backed up with a ghost software. The *.gho file can use Ghostexp to browse, modify, or extract files.

First, the start-up of the set up

U disk installation system is finished, remember to set boot Startup items! If you forget, you will probably brainwash your computer again.

Second, the System blue screen:

Hard disk Mode (SATA mode Selection): One is SATA (AHCI, enhanced mode) and the other is IDE (ATA, compatibility mode).

WIN7 system: You need to set the SATA Mode selection to AHCI in the BIOS setup.

XP system: You need to set the SATA Mode selection as an IDE in your BIOS setup (because the WinXP system does not have a SATA-enabled drive, it will cause a blue screen when the system is installed, and then install the SATA driver, then enter the BIOS, Convert advanced Satamode selection to SATA format to play hard drive efficiency

Third, the boot prompt "BootMgr Missing"

Bootmgr is missing: Startup manager is missing. Solution strategy: Use USB boot disk, restore startup item

(1) USB disk boot disk boot system access-"system recovery Options"-"Start Repair"

(2) The system in accordance with the set order, in turn, to find possible causes of startup failure. In the system background, the start Recovery Checker automatically tests for Windows updates (if a patch fails to occur), system disks, disk errors, disk metadata, the target operating system, startup logs, and more.

(3) If the system finds the cause of the startup failure and fixes it, it enters the dialog box, prompting you to find and try to fix the problem.

(4) The default does not display the found cause of the failure, click the "Finish" button to restart the computer to complete the recovery operation.

Click the "Click here for diagnostics and repair Details" on the dialog box to see the root cause of the failure found "boot manager" is missing and the required file Repair tool has completed successfully.

"Setup cannot locate an existing system partition or create a new system partition"

Solution steps:

(1) The Win7 image is sent to the other hard disk of the computer's non system disk.

(2) Restart the machine, through the U disk to start. Enter WinPE system

(3) Extract the ISO image of Windows 7 onto other hard drives on the computer's non-system disk.

(4) Enter the win PE system, format C disk for NTFS (recommended 3O G above). Locate the boot, bootmgr, and sources three files from the folder where you unzipped the installer and copy them to the C-packing directory.

(5) in the Win PE system run cmd, input "C:bootbootsect.exe/nt60 C:" (note exe and/NT60,/NT60 and C: there are spaces between), and then enter, see hint successful words that success! Then restart the computer.

(6) Pull the U disk out of the computer, remove the U disk, and then boot from the hard disk.

After the system is installed, there will be two startup options and a Windows setting to start, so how do we remove it? Open the command prompt as an administrator, type Msconfig open the System Configuration dialog box, select the Boot tab, select the boot project you want to delete, click Delete, apply , "OK" can