Why can t the emergency SOS XP system be installed?

Let's use another method to install the XP system.

Find a boot disk first,The boot disk should contain a file this file,This file is buffered,You can configure the bottom of the system to copy the file,(The file can be found in the C disk in win98.) )

Method: First put the boot disk into the DOS, and then go straight to the file Step 2: Replace the XP disc into the optical drive, assuming your optical drive is G disk, then you enter the following command, G: Enter.

CD i386 Enter.

Enter. Then a blue screen will appear. Regardless of it, just press enter, and your machine will copy the system files.

Once it's copied, you press enter once to get it to restart (at which point your XP disc doesn't pop out.) And don't press the health disk, let it install itself).

This will be a success.

This aspect can be installed in an environment with poor machine configuration. I've tested it and it's definitely usable.

The ghost image file path cannot be in Chinese, just change the above path.

Or put it in the root directory, such as e:11 or e:

I didn't choose the right drive letter.,You can only install it on the C drive.。。。 Didn't you have a system before?

See if the system disk is not working, or see if it is the optical drive to pick the disk.

It is recommended to use a ghost disk.

Format the disk!

It is recommended to install Windows 2000, which is more stable than XP and is the best choice for low-configuration computers.

Why didn't it work when it was installed? At what point is it not working?

Look, ha, the path above you should be right?

Let's upgrade your computer. The old ones are loaded, and they are also very slow.

Summary. Hello, dear, 1. Boot into the BIOS, see if you can detect the hard disk, and restore the BIOS default value at the same time. If it is not detected, go to step 3;

2. Unplug the hard disk, optical drive data cable and power cable in the shutdown state. After booting up, if there is no accident, there will be no flashing cursor, and it should prompt that there is no system disk;

3. Replace the hard disk data cable, change the other hard disk interface on the motherboard, and try again when you boot it;

4. If it is solved, the optical drive will also be restored. If not, it is likely that it is a problem with the hard disk, attach the hard disk to another computer, and use the system of the other computer to view the hard disk information. If you can see the partition information of your own hard drive, you can back up the useful data, and then use third-party partitioning software to repartition the hard drive.

5. Reinstall the hard drive back into your own computer, boot the disc, and see if it is normal. If it is normal, it is a problem with the hard disk partition table. If it still doesn't work, it is likely to be a motherboard problem, and it is best to find a good hard disk to hang on your computer to test and confirm that the hard disk is faulty.

What should I do if the computer cannot be accessed due to the failure of system XP installation?

Hello, dear, 1. Boot into the BIOS, see if you can detect the hard disk, and restore the BIOS default value at the same time. If it is not detected, go to step 3; 2. Unplug the hard disk, optical drive data cable and power cable in the shutdown state. After booting up, if there is no accident, there will be no flashing cursor, and it should prompt that there is no system disk; 3. Replace the hard disk data cable, change the other hard disk interface on the motherboard, and try again when you boot it; 4. If it is solved, the optical drive will also be restored.

If not, it is likely that it is a problem with the hard disk, attach the hard disk to another computer, and use the system of the other computer to view the hard disk information. If you can see the partition information of your own hard drive, you can back up the useful data, and then use third-party partitioning software to repartition the hard drive. 5. Reinstall the hard drive back into your own computer, boot the disc, and see if it is normal. If it is normal, it is a problem with the hard disk partition table.

If it still doesn't work, it is likely to be a motherboard problem, and it is best to find a good hard disk to hang on your computer to test and confirm that the hard disk is faulty.

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