How to install 2000 on the hard disk under XP system

Use ghost to put two systems on two different disks.

2000 does not seem to be able to be installed on the hard disk in the XP.

If you don't want to install a disc, there's only one way now. - You first unzip your ** good file and put it into the root directory of a disk, and then find a way to enter the pure dos mode, and then enter e: (Attention!) ：

The "e" here is the drive letter where the 2000 installation file is located!! Then type in "setup" and all you have to do is follow its prompts!!

This method definitely works!!

The computer system has not completely collapsed, and the system can be installed with a hard disk, without the help of a CD-ROM or USB flash drive, which is simple and fast.

Install the system with a computer hard disk, you can install the XP system, <>

Then open the unzipped folder, double-click "autorun", and in the window that opens, click "Install".Can.

Finally, in the window that appears, the ghost image file path will be automatically added, select the partition that needs to be restored to, the default is the C drive, and click the "OK" button to install it automatically.

1. Preparation before installing Windows XP on the hard disk:

After running the NT6 HDD Installer installation file, the following window will appear, if the current system is XP, you can choose 1, if it is Vista or Win7 choose 2, press enter to start the installation after selection, 1 second or so, and then restart the system.

Second, the hard disk installation Windows XP.

1. During the reboot process, the following interface will appear, then use the up and down arrows to select the NT6 HDD Installer Mode 1 option and confirm the enter, as shown in the following figure

2. The following installation process is a very common installation interface, as long as you follow the prompts step by step to operate the basics, as shown in the following figure:

The windows7build6956 image has been circulating on the Internet. Some Windows

Enthusiasts of operating systems want to try it out.

Method 1: Install the upgrade directly on XP or Vista.

This method is the simplest, and the installation is a dual system with dual boots. As long as the good windows7build6956 image is decompressed, or directly loaded with a virtual optical drive, the installation interface will appear in the running directory, and you can follow the prompts step by step.

The installation process is still relatively fast.

Method 2: Engraved disk installation.

Just burn the windows7build6956 image to a CD, set the computer to the CD-ROM drive, and follow the prompts to complete the other steps.

Method 3: Install it on the hard disk.

I successfully installed it through this method. Because I don't want to adjust other partitions, I choose to back up the C drive first, and then refer to the article "Advanced methods for installing windows 7 on hard disks" on this site.

to complete the installation.

After the trial, you just need to manually restore the XP back through the Ghost disc, and I still feel good about myself.

This method is suitable for netizens who are more familiar with ghost.

Focus on Windows 7, pay attention.

After loading with a virtual drive, there is an option: install it from the hard disk, and it will virtually create a boot partition responsible for installing a new system for you.

Do you want a ghost installation, or a traditional installation?

Copy the XP system image to the hard disk, not the C drive.