Help! I ve formatted the C drive under DOS! I didn t pick up the sesame watermelon! Dizzy! ！

Of course not, you can keep pressing the delete or del key after booting, the motherboard is different, the keys are not the same, when entering the BIOS, use the cursor key of the keyboard to select the BOOT or Advanced BIOS Features option, enter the advanced BIOS settings, select the first boot device option through the up and down cursor keys on the keyboard, after pressing the enter key to enter, after selecting the CD-ROM, In this way, the optical drive is set to the first start, and after the setting is completed, press the F10 key to save the disk and exit. This will allow you to install the Windows XP or Windows 2000 installation disk on the CD-ROM drive, and the system will automatically boot the installer from the CD-ROM drive.

OK. Does CMOS know?

It is to press "del" when the device is turned on

Go to the settings.

The second option on the left, Enter.

There's an HDD-0

Find it and change it to a CD-ROM

That's it.

After booting from CDROM, go to DOS and re-frame (format c: s q).If you go directly into the format, of course you can't install it. Try again.

Agree with the above!

Booting from a CDROM is set up in the BIOS.

Press del on startup

first boot (seems to be this) pageup or pagedown or direct enter, select cdrom (don't remember if that's the case in English).

Then click yes after f10 is saved

After rebooting, you can boot from cdrom.

Success is not about getting something big, it's about whether it's valuable to you. If you're squeezing oil, of course you're picking sesame seeds, is it useful to pick up watermelon? At the same time, throw away the watermelon and remove the burden in order to better achieve the success you expect.

Sometimes it seems that the gains outweigh the losses, but in fact, this is a kind of wisdom that is wise and foolish. Personal opinion, please criticize and correct, thank you.

Lose the watermelon and pick up the sesame seeds - the big is not the small one; I don't know the size; Pay for one's whistle; Penny wise and pound foolish.

Lost watermelon and picked up sesame seeds - small losses outweigh losses.

If you prefer to eat sesame seeds, that's fine

Picking up both watermelons and sesame seeds, he was found by the melon farmer, beaten up, took away the watermelon, and snatched the sesame seeds.

It depends on whether the watermelon and sesame seeds are useful.

The gains outweigh the losses, because of the small losses, the loss of one and the other.

Avoid the important and light.

Watermelon is too heavy, sesame seeds are light).

Take care of one and lose the other.

Because of the small loss of the big, the greed for the small and the big loss, the big and the small.

You don't have an optical drive to use a USB flash drive to install the system, but you need your computer motherboard to support it, you can take a look here first: this is a USB flash drive boot disk tutorial I wrote myself.

If you really can't do it yourself, find someone who knows a little more to help you.

Borrow the optical drive and system disk from others, open the case, connect the optical drive, and then change the first boot to optical drive boot.

Put on the system disk and install it yourself.

The easy way to do this is to take the hard drive off and make a mirror image on another machine, and then put the hard drive back in and boot it up.

1. USB flash drive does not support booting.

2. The USB flash drive has not been started.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelons - the gains outweighed the losses.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelon - because of the small loss.

After the break"Lost the watermelon and picked up the sesame seeds"What is the second half of the sentence? Penny wise and pound foolish.

Picking up sesame seeds and losing watermelons - "small loss is big", or "the gain outweighs the loss".

Resources.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelon - because of the small loss.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelons - the gains outweighed the losses.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelons - because of (greed) small loss of big.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelons - the gains outweighed the losses.

Picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelon - because (greedy) small loss or loss outweighed the loss, picked up sesame seeds and lost watermelon - lost three or four.

It is the most accurate to lose a big one because of a small loss!!

If I don't answer well, see for myself!

"Small loss is big", or "The gain outweighs the loss."

Lost the sesame seeds and picked up the watermelon - the weight is light.

Boot up to set the optical drive to start,It depends on what type of system disk you use,Is it a pure system disk,Or an encapsulated ghost disk,You can enter DOS,Hehe,It's best to save the important things in the C disk,By the way, back up the driver!

In ** do not give to delete? To be clear, under windows or under **?

It means to throw away important things and do not do them, and to do small things that are not important.

The metaphor grasps the secondary and gives up the primary.

--Ha, there's another one:

Shake the watermelon and pick up the sesame seeds - avoid the heavy and light.