In which file is it on the installation disc?

In fact, you can go online to find the operating system serial number, find a place to put it yourself, and it's OK!!

The points you give are too small to justify.

I don't know what software you have installed, look for a notepad with the file name SN or other notepads, the serial number is usually placed in the notepad or engraved directly on the back of the disc or on the disc box.

Your question is more complicated, each program is different, and each version is different, how do others know, but generally the above sn or readme and so on.

1. Put the win7 system disc on the computer CD-ROM drive, press the F12, F11, ESC and other startup hotkeys when restarting, select *** option in the pop-up boot menu, press the Enter key, and the old models that do not support shortcut keys refer to the second point to enter the BIOS and set the CD-ROM drive as the first boot item;

2. A small number of computers will display Press Any Key to Boot from CD, press Enter directly, boot from the CD to enter the main installation menu, press the number 2 or click option 2 to run [Windows PE Micro System];

3. After entering the PE system, if you need to repartition, double-click [Partition Tool DiskGenius] on the desktop, and then click [Hard Disk] - [Quick Partition].

4. This window pops up, set the number and size of partitions, the system disk is generally recommended to be more than 30g, click OK to perform the partition operation;

5. After completing the partition, double-click [Auto Restore Win7 to C drive], the prompt box will pop up, and click OK directly;

6. Enter this interface and execute the operation of decompressing the system win7 to the C disk;

7. After completing the decompression, the computer will automatically restart, take out the CD, and continue to install the win7 system and the configuration process;

8. After restarting again, it will enter the win7 system desktop, so that win7 is installed.

How to install the files from the disc on the computer:

1. Put the disc into the computer, then open "My Computer" to find the VCD, *** drive (usually G drive) and right-click.

2. After clicking and selecting "Open", it will open the folder inside, select the file you want to copy and paste it on your hard disk. Generally, the video folder finds the vob grid hole file (it can also be said that it is the largest file in this folder), which is the ** file.