Installing the system with a USB flash drive (for beginners)

This article reprinted: http://www.cnblogs.com/codealone/archive/2013/04/19/3030036.html

 

Install using the tonpe + ISO file

1. Install PE (tonpe_v3.2 is used in this article)

In this step, you can choose to make a boot USB flash drive. Other USB flash drives can be created by default until the installation is complete.

2. After the PE is installed, the computer is connected to the PE system. To restart a notebook, Press ESC to select the boot item and select the USB flash drive to enter the PE. Enter the PE interface:

3. Use win7 quick installation on the desktop to open the ISO system folder on the hard disk (put it on the hard disk of your computer in advance and decompress it). The file is source/install. Wim. In the system version option, select the win7 flagship edition and click Start installation. It will prompt you to format the system disk. The procedure is as follows:

4. After the disk is started, the system prompts you to restart. After the restart, the USB flash drive can be directly unplugged. During the restart process, make necessary installation settings, and configure the computer user name and password. The entire installation process is complete.

In this article, we use the ISO file of win7 system to install win7. Of course, you can also use the ghost tool to install Windows XP or other versions of the system (ISO files or gho files are required ). This PE tool is relatively complete and is relatively easy to use in installation.

If the above operations are too troublesome, you can simply restart the system disk and enter the system installation interface. See the following figure.

Use ultraiso to engrave the system into a USB flash drive

1. Download ultraiso, install it on your computer, run it, open the ISO file, and click write hard disk image under the Startup menu.

2. confirm that the selected USB flash drive is correct. Click "write. This operation will format the USB flash drive. Please back up your files first.

3. Restart your computer. The laptop is usually Esc. Select a USB flash drive to start it.