System installation prompts units specified don ' t exist shsucdx can ' t install

Some time ago the company with more than 10 Lenovo computer, I to install the system, but found not very smooth, normal installation system does not need to change the mode of the hard disk, only need to change the guide on the line, always tip units specified don ' t exist shsucdx can ' t install, Then Baidu a bit to find some methods, most of them are not good to use, backstage pondering has one or two hours, also used to Google, the way to finally find the cause of the problem, now posted to the blog, afraid to forget to waste time later, but also to provide friends with convenience, probably divided into the following several solutions:

Solution 1:

First of all, is your hard drive partition wrong? First with PQ Gecheng NTFS or FAR32, into PE to the C disk format into a FAT32. The BIOS inside the hard disk mode Achi to ide~ to the BIOS to change the hard drive mode to compatibility mode can be installed

Solution 2:

Insert Ghost XP CD-ROM, set to CD-ROM boot, appear interface, choose XP PE (Old Peaches), enter. The notebook is started. Then use the Desktop Ghost installation, there will be no problems, but only installed in C disk, will not affect the other disk. Good luck!

Solution 3:

Laptop installation Ghost system prompts units specified don ' t exist shsucdx can ' t install.

A friend bought a Lenovo laptop to reinstall XP, and the ghost system prompts units specified don ' t exist shsucdx can ' t install.

For this error hint is due to the hard disk format error caused by the general can be resolved in three ways:

1. In the BIOS, the hard drive mode Achi changed to ide~

To go to the BIOS to change the mode of the hard drive to compatibility mode can be installed, but I entered the BIOS but could not find this item, had to switch to the second method:

2. Select Ghost Disk into PE, run pqmagic. Turn the disk format to NTFS or FAR32, and I choose NTFS, which succeeds Ghost.

There's actually a third way:

3. Install directly with the installation version of the system disk step-by-step. Of course, this is more trouble!

Note: There are some on-line running pqmagic. Convert the disk format to ex, which is the way the Linux system is installed.

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Unist specified don ' t exist. SHSUCDX can ' t install translation means that a specific partition (unit) does not exist, SHSUCDX can not install the SHSUCDX (. COM) CD-ROM extension program under DOS, install the SATA optical Drive program.

Possible causes of this problem:

1, the hard disk partition is not activated (you can use Fdisk or Diskgen view, Diskgen view the activated partition as red logo)

2, hard drive bad Road 3, hard drive can not be normal recognition (for example, some SATA hard drive can not be loaded SATA-driven DOS system recognition). Diagnostics and resolution process: 1, first use the Diskgen tool to see if the system partition is activated (reactivate the partition that will be installed on the system), and the file system format of the partition (such as NTFS or FAT32). Then the problem is not resolved, then the following operation. 2, reboot into the BIOS (press F2), restore factory settings (load manufacture defaults), set CD Boot (boot-> CD/DVD drives), set the hard drive mode to compatibility mode (advanced-> IDE Configuration-> SATA. Mode (presumably so)-> compatible).

3, then save, restart, start using the Ghost system disk for system installation. Solve the problem.

PS: If you do not want to be so troublesome, then use a pure system disk for installation, or a newer version (with SATA Drive Drive) of the ghost system disk to install. There is the use of Ghost system disk with the PE system to install (into the PE system, on the desktop can see "Ghost Installation" system). Update: If the hard drive has bad way, can detect the bad road position, and then set up a separate partition for Bad road, Hidden bad road zoning!