Use a LINUX system installation disk to crack HP laptop partition Protection

Use a LINUX system installation disk to crack the partition protection of the HP laptop -- general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. The current HP laptop is basically not attached with an installation disk. There is a backup system hidden and can be restored without a CD. Our company bought two HP V3700 laptops with a hard drive of 120 Gb. There are three zones in the factory, 55 GB in C partition, with vista home Edition and 12 GB in D partition, partition E: 50 GB. This partition is not convenient for management and use. For VISTA systems, 30 gb for the c partition is enough (my own laptop is only 20 GB ). Use PQ8.5 to re-partition the hard disk. After the hard disk is started, the system prompts that there is an error in the hard disk partition and whether to fix it. After I click "yes", the hard disk partition will disappear, I remembered that the original computer with the VISTA system had a hidden system dedicated for restoring backup at the factory, and did not recognize partition tools such as PQ. After restarting the computer, I found that the 50 GB partition is not displayed. In disk management, I can see that the partition does not have a drive letter. If I want to reassign a drive letter, the system will not allow it (unavailable ).
Because it is a new computer and there are not many files added yet, you just want to completely format and partition again, but the formatting at PQ85 shows an operation error and fails. I tried a dedicated partition tool in the VISTA system, and the 50 GB partition cannot be used to create a drive letter. Re-install with the VISTA installation disk, and the 50 GB partition cannot be assigned a drive letter. Really strange.
Finally, I thought of using the Red Flag LINUX6 to install the disk. After installing the system, I deleted all the original partitions when creating the partition. Restart the computer and use the PQ85 partition.
However, the hard drive cannot be found when WINXP is installed after partitioning. From the online search results, this situation is common in new computers. If I want to modify the BIOS, I still cannot change it. Because the user is a leader who doesn't know anything about the computer, I don't want to modify the settings too much to avoid future troubles, so I re-installed the VISTA system. All the way OK.
The new situation is that the WINPE system is suspended from the CD. However, you can start GHOST from the CD for backup. In early January, the company bought a new HP laptop (I can't remember the specific model). The hard disk is 250 GB, and the system is VISTA HOME, I want to start GHOS from the CD and back up the system so that it can be copied to another computer for recovery. I did not expect that GHOST cannot be started. It seems that HP still has a set of Protection for the system.
HP laptop is the only one I have ever seen that does not include the installation disc and tool disk. It is hard to change the system.

[ This post was last edited by hhaichun at, September 12 ,.]