Install Windows on a CD

If a Windows system fails and cannot be accessed, we usually use DOS to start the disk to boot to DOS mode, and then use various DOS commands to repair the system. However, with the gradual update of the Windows platform, DOS seems to have started to stay away from people. Now many users have almost no knowledge about the doscommand. In this case, they can only format the C disk and reinstall the system. Is there a way to repair the system without entering DOS or reinstalling the system? Barts PE Builder (BPEB) can make your dream come true.

　　MC Software Package　　

Software name: Barts PE Builder

Software Version: 3.1.3

Software size: 2781KB

Software nature: Shared Software

Application Platform: Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP

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BPEB can help you quickly create a bootable CD or DVD. It can create a 32-bit graphic interface operating environment, support network and remote management functions, and adopt a resolution of 800 × 600, with this CD boot system, you can easily identify and fix system errors, repair file data, scan viruses, and perform antivirus operations.

　　I. Preparations before production

BPEB needs to Extract files from Windows XP during preparation. Therefore, you need to prepare a Windows XP installation disc and install the SP1 or SP2 patch. If you need to display Chinese characters, you can install the BPEB Chinese plug-in. The hosts file can be found in the deployment deploy.cab.pdf file in the “ortoolsdirectory of Windows Server 2002. The net.exe file can be found in WinPE1.2 and ERD Commander.

　　Ii. Create a CD image　　

Run the PE Builder program, decompress the downloaded Chinese support plug-in, get a "CHS" folder, and copy it to the "Plugin" folder in the "PE Builder" program directory. Put the Windows installation CD into the optical drive.
　　

Run the program. A dialog box is displayed, and click "NEXT. Interface 1 is displayed after the program is opened. Fill in the "Source" box with the drive letter of the Windows installation disc. If you have copied the Windows installer to the hard disk, click "…" Click to browse the local machine and specify all directories of the program.

In the Custom box, you can add files from the local machine to the CD image. By default, the system disk image file generated by "Barts PE Builder" is about 160 MB. You can add appropriate files as needed. Click "…" Click to browse the path of the file or folder to be added on the local machine. By default, the "Output" item is in the installation directory of "Bart's PE Builder" and can be set by default. Select the "Create ISO image" option in the "ISO/CD" column and click "…" Button to specify the path to save the generated CD image file.

Click Plugins at the bottom of the main interface to bring up the plug-in configuration management window. In the window, you can see many common software names, that is, the applications that the PE Builder allows to use in the generated CD system. "Yes" indicates that the plug-in has been integrated into the software and can be used directly. "No" indicates that there is No installation file for this plug-in. You must manually extract it from the installation directory of the application. For example, you can see the added Chinese support plug-in at the bottom, which is displayed as "Yes" and can be directly used (figure 2 ).

　　　　

The following describes how to manually add the "Total Commander v6" program. First, select the "Total Commander v6" file name and click the "Eable/Disable" button. In the pop-up box, all the file names listed after "Missing files:" are recorded (Figure 3 ). Copy these files to the "Total Commander v6" folder under the "plugin" Directory of BPEB to the "Total Commander v6" folder. Return to the "Plugin" list, select "Total Commander v6" again, and click "Enable/Disable". You can see that "NO" is changed to "YES. After setting, click "Close" to return to the "PE Builder" main panel.



Click "Build". In the displayed dialog box, click "yes". "PE Builder" automatically performs the creation operation and displays the file extraction and creation progress in a window (figure 4 ). The creation process takes several minutes to complete. You can view the CD image file in the storage directory, and then use the recording software to burn it to the CD, so far, a powerful CD system has been created.

　　 　　

Finally, when you put the disc into the optical drive and set it to the boot disc in the BIOS, after the boot is complete, you will see a graphical operating platform, there is a "GO" button in the lower left corner, which has the same functions as the "Start" menu. Click it to open the integrated application (figure 5 ).