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Anonymous users2024-02-05When booting the system, the "MaxDOS Boot Menu" will appear, press Enter after selecting it, and then select "Run MaxDOS MaxDOS Toolbox" to enter the DOS environment. The MAXDOS boot method is the same for the USB flash drive version.
After loading the virtual drive into the DOS, you can see the tooltip "loadiso iso image reading tool" and run the command: loadiso ?", you can see that the tool is used in the following format:
loadiso iso image file path". Directly execute the command loadiso f: xp xp57 After the execution, you can load the virtual optical drive, load the ISO image file, and you can see from the prompt that the loaded virtual optical drive drive letter, such as x:
Turn the current path to x:i386 and enter Winnt Enter to start the installation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04So the simple thing is that you first put the ISO file in the virtual optical area, and then copy all the files of the virtual optical drive and put it on the disk under the FAT32 format! Then go to DOS and execute the FAT32 format below the setup and it's OK! This method is a bit slow to install!
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Reboot after the installation is completed,Press the F8 key when you restart the system,If you don't know when to press it, you will keep pressing the F8 key from the start of the boot,Then this selection interface will pop up:
Select "Return to Operating System Selection Menu" and select MaxDOS8 when you return;
Select the "MaxDOS Toolbox";
Enter gh, then press enter;
Select ghost to operate manually;
local---parthenon---fromimage (select from image when installing the system, and to image when backing up the system).
Find the directory where your system is located, for example, let's put the system files under d: ghost.
Then select "yes";
In this way, you can restart when the progress is completed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02You need to prepare a ghost image, and then install a maxdos8 to call one-click ghost to restore the system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01You can use MaxDOS for screen engraving, you go to MaxDOS ** to learn and learn. Here's a ** for you.
Hehe, you want to install the original system, I also use the original, which is relatively stable. The original XP installation time is less than half an hour if the machine is good. The old point of the machine within an hour or so, the system installation time is like this, but there is a more waste of time and the driver problem, the original XP driver for the 2008 hardware is not very applicable, I installed not even a network card driver, the driver wizard update other hardware drivers are not possible, it is recommended to install the next network card driver first, just in case.
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It's not a big problem.,You first look at how many programs are running in your program when you boot up.,Generally about 25,If too much CPU innocent 100 is a virus.,Press F8 after you turn it on.,It's not to enter the system.,It's a press on the start-up.,Then enter the safe mode antivirus.,Use the latest anti-virus software.,Then turn on the computer to see.,If the problem hasn't been solved, see if there are still so many programs.,If so, reinstall it.,Go buy an XP disk.,Is yours XP?,5 yuan a., Then press F8 when you boot up, enter the installation interface, and install it automatically.
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Take a look at the BIOS teach 9 more concise commands, speaking of which device is set up first, when the BIOS system starts, there is a boot item in the upper part of the window, click it to enter, and then look for the boot sequence item in this window, after clicking, several options will appear such as cod-rm, hard disk, U disk, etc., you use that device to start up on which device, and then click F10 (save and modify and exit), the computer will automatically install the system process.