Create a Vista system disk, how to create a startup disk on a Vista system

It's better, and there are fewer plates, about 2 can be done.

Start Menu", then "All Programs", "Recovery Manager", click "Recovery Manager", select "Create System Recovery Disk", and follow the prompts to "Next".

Actually, it's not just boys who understand.,I'm a girl.,I've created 1 set of system disks myself.。

The creation time is a bit long, in fact, it is not recommended to create a disk, and it cannot be rewritten if it is engraved. It would be nice if you used a portable hard drive.

Ordinary *** burning disk can be, specific steps: Start Menu - All Programs - Recorery Manger - Rrcovery Manger - Advanced Options Then select "Create System Recovery Disk", click "Next", and then follow the prompts to operate on the line, the general *** disk needs to prepare 2 sheets, if it is 1 double-sided one, it is enough, I.

Hehe,You want to do a recovery disk.,Install the disk or ghost restoration.,If the recovery disk is as the two upstairs said, it's OK.。 If you want to make an installation disk, it's very troublesome, and you have to use some software such as easyboot or something. If it's a ghost, it's the next "rain forest wood wind"."one key"(Ghost software) is a very small software,It's easy to operate.,Open the software to make a ghost for the C disk.。

Just use this software to recover when you reply.

Good luck!!

It's the same for boys and girls", in fact, "boys and girls are the same", hehe.

There is no need to re-engrave one. That also particularly depletes the optical drive. Isn't it okay to install the system and buy a new system disk? When you buy this book, you should give it a system disk or a driver disk.

Startup files are also stored on your computer's hard drive, but if those startup files are corrupted, you can use the files on your startup disk to boot Windows.

Startup disks are especially useful in older operating systems that use the FAT or FAT32 file system, such as Windows 95 and Windows 98, because it gives users access to files on the hard drive even if Windows fails to boot. This feature also means a security risk, as anyone with access to the startup disk and computer can boot up the computer and access any file. Hard drives formatted with NTFS have built-in security features that prevent files from being accessed using the startup disk (Vista Home article).

The Windows installation disc contains the files needed to start Windows, so it's a startup disk in itself. If you're having trouble starting Windows, you can use the installation CD to start Windows. The installation CD also contains "Startup Repair" that you can use to fix if there is a problem with Windows starting up properly.

Startup Repair can automatically resolve many of the issues that used to require a startup disk to fix.

Take a look at the specific steps below

1.Insert the installation disc. If your computer isn't configured to boot from cd or ***, check the information that came with your computer.

2.Restart your computer.

3.Select the language settings and click Next

4.Click on "Repair Computer".

5.Select the operating system you want to repair and click "Next".

6.On the System Recovery Options menu, click Startup Repair

If your computer comes pre-installed with the recovery option, you can do the following:

1.Please remove all floppy disks, CDs, and *** from your computer and restart your computer.

2.(1) If the computer has only one operating system installed, press and hold the F8 key when the computer restarts. You need to press F8 before the Windows logo appears.

If the Windows logo appears, you'll need to try restarting.

2) If the computer has more than one operating system, use the arrow keys to highlight the operating system you want to repair and hold down F8

3.On the Advanced Startup Options screen, use the arrow keys to highlight Repair Computer, and then press Enter

4.Select the keyboard layout, and then click Next. Select the username and enter the password, then click OK.

5.On the System Recovery Options menu, click Startup RepairThis makes it easy to fix your computer!

Boot all the way to the Del key to enter the BIOS,In the boot item settings,There's a fist boot or something to choose CD-ROM。 Press F10 and select Y to restart the computer. It will enter the disc mounting system.

Thank you, my hands hurt.

You didn't set the CD-ROM to boot it, set it in the BIOS.

Set up boot from the optical drive first. If you won't go to the ** to find it. After setting up, you can directly enter the system interface. Then the top one is restored to the C drive. That's it

Just open the disc and there will be a prompt.

The partition tutorial under the tutorial of the Vista installation has been identified.

Go for this clone disc:

Remember to adopt it.

You've never created a restore point before, and you can't restore it now.

You can now only create a new restore point for the system partition, which is the current time, of course.

Change win7 to Vista super garbage, there are many problems.

It is impossible to create a dual system menu with two hard drives, how can this be? In order to establish a dual-buried system, it is necessary to install both systems into the same hard disk. You can just know the specific operation and ask, I found a lot of ways to do it.

Install Vista on a hard disk first! Then execute the win7 installer in vista,Filial piety eggplant choose to install to another partition so that's it,Auto-start manager has a choice of which system to enter! No easybcd

Hello:Create a recovery disk is HP computer for your computer has a problem,It is purely impossible to enter the operating system when you can use CD and *** to redo the system of a humanized design,That is, you can use the disc to restore to the factory design,Instead of creating on your computer hard disk,You can start from the beginning - program - help and tools - create a system disk according to the prompts,Please understand。

It shouldn't be overridden. I feel that the system comes with creating a recovery disk is not very useful, and the speed is very slow, so it is better to use other system recovery methods.

Can be created without overwriting the original. Vista's recovery disk should be able to recover the system quickly, faster than the recovery disk that comes with the D-drive!

Use lossless partitioning software PM on it, after entering the operating system, you can see the partition of your machine by running the software, you can divide the D disk into several areas, but don't divide the C disk again, either no, or afraid that the system files of the C disk may be damaged when partitioning, resulting in a system crash, it is strongly recommended not to divide the C disk, the partition format you can set by yourself, pay attention, you must not cut off the power when partitioning, your data will be lost if the power is off, and it will be troublesome to find it again. The software is easy to operate and can be understood at a glance.

Next partitioning software for Magic Hair Partition.

Use Vista partitioning software to separate some space from one of the disks, the E drive.