U disk Startup disk making tools graphics and text tutorial

First, prepare before preparation (note: Before operation backup good u disk data)

1. Computer memory can not be less than 512MB

2.U disk capacity is greater than 256MB

3. Download the old Peaches U disk boot disk production tool Build110828

"Old Peaches U disk Startup disk making tool Build110828"

4. Prepare the ghost system you need to install

Second, the installation of "Old Peaches U disk Startup Disk Production tool Build110828"

After installation, double-click old "Old Peaches U disk boot Disk production tool Build110828", the picture below: Insert your u disk.

Click "Make USB Boot Disk" button (note backup important data before operation)

Successful production, as shown below, you can eject your USB drive at this time

Note: Because U disk system files are hidden, you will find that U disk space will be reduced by about 150M, please do not worry about not making success at this time

Third, copy the system files to the U disk

In the production of a good disk root directory to create a new folder named Gho, the system you are ready to duplicate the name of the Xp.gho and copied to the Gho folder;

Four, restart into the BIOS set U disk startup (hint: Please insert a U disk, then enter the BIOS)

Press the "DEL" key to enter the BIOS on the first screen of computer startup (the host may not have F2 or F1. Please click the interface prompts to enter), select Advanced BIOS FEATURES, boot Sequence (boot sequence), Set to USB-HDD mode, first, the method is to press PageUp or PageDown key on the item to convert the option. When set, press ESC, return to the BIOS main interface, select Save and Exit (save and exit BIOS settings, press F10 directly, but not all BIOS support) Enter to confirm exit BIOS setup.

The following figure is the BIOS interface:

Five, enter the "Old Peaches U disk Startup Disk Production tool" Start Menu interface

Point out "Install Gho to hard disk first Partition" can reload the system.

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