How to install a system from a LAN?!

At present, there are two simplest methods, the premise is that if the machine in the LAN can access the Internet, you can go to the next ISO system image file on the Internet, install it with a virtual optical drive, or some of the best systems on the Internet can be installed directly.

The most common method is to use the network installation that is, ghost installation, that is, network g, first use ghost to make a mirror on the server, enter the ghost under DOS and select the first disk to disk is the hard disk to the hard disk is the image of the entire hard disk, if it is to install the system, just make a C disk image can be so fast, the single-area mirror should choose the second one, after doing it, set up the server under the system, On the machine that wants to do the system, enter the ghost in DOS, select the third second one, that is, the broadcast mode to install, if you only give one installation, you can also choose the single-wave mode. The single wave will be a little faster,

There are several common ways to install a system:

1. There is a system disk.

Then you can remove the hard disk of the other machine and connect it to your computer to make a slave disk, and then install the system into the first partition of the slave disk (that is, the c:) of the other hard disk.

3. You don't have the best installation software on your hard disk, and you can't, you can also use the hard disk to copy (this method is commonly used in Internet cafes to make a system, the speed is very fast, and it usually takes 15 minutes to get it). Note: The premise is that your native system is the ghost version.

4. You or others can use the USB disk to make the system disk, and you can directly use the USB disk as the system.

There's also what was said upstairs.

Use the built LAN to decompress the system tools to the C: drive of another computer. This also requires systematic tools, and the decompression is quite slow, so I don't recommend using this method.

So I think you'd better consider using either 2 or 3.

It is recommended to choose "Deepxpsp3", which is powerful, stable, has a full patch, and has a good reputation, and is used by many people.

Lite plus clone install.

To put it simply, after finishing the above system, remove the hard disk of the machine without the system and hit the machine with the system, and these operations should be carried out in the case of power failure, so as not to damage the machine hardware.

Then go to the system and copy the ***gho file to the last drive letter of the hard disk without the system.

Then shut down and plug the hard drive back.

Here you need to have a boot disc and set the disc boot in the BIOS (press Del after boot).

If all of the above works well, then you can enter ghost in pure DOS.

Then in the ghost software, select the ***gho file you just copied over and install it, and the selection order is 1--2--3 (from***

So you can pull, you try it.

Hope it helps.

Install the system with a ghost version, such as Faith XP

FAT32 version,**Okay,Click on file sharing,Then one machine can be on the network neighbor,Copy ** good files on another machine and put them in D: disk with winrar decompression can be installed,Compatible with hard disk installation and notebook installation,There is no problem with the test system so far。

There is a problem with NTFS version of network neighbor sharing, vol

To drive so there is no test.

Are you saying that there is already a system in the machine where the system is going to be installed?

Virtual optical drive installation.

If not. I had to go to the carving.

Otherwise, it can't be installed without a system itself.

As long as one computer is set up as a web-engraved server, almost all other computers on the same LAN can install the system at the same time. The following is my collection of how to install the system through the LAN, I hope it will be helpful to you

Choose a computer in the LAN and set it up as a web-engraved server.

Open the Chenglong Netwei automatic screen engraving tool, click "Screen engraving C disk only", then click "Browse" to select the GHO system image file, and finally click "Start screen engraving". (Note: Select "Screen Engrave C, D, E, F only", you need to make sure that the client is partitioned, otherwise an error will occur.)

If you choose "full screen engraving", then there is no need for partitioning, regardless of whether the hard disk of the guest home is partitioned or not, it will automatically become a crack area).

If the existing network topology is followed, the server is already set up. All that remains is to set up the client to boot up from the network and install the system fully automatically. The web-engraving tool comes with a DHCP server.

The client can automatically obtain an IP address from the local area network.

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But nothing will be as "perfect" as imagined. Let's talk about the common network topology in our family. Wireless routers.

The 4 LAN interfaces are actually switching, and they can be regarded as switches. However, in such an environment, it is often impossible to install normally, because the wireless router also comes with its own DHCP service, which conflicts with the DHCP service of the NetEng server, resulting in the inability of the client and the server to communicate. Therefore, it is necessary to set up the DHCP service of the screen engraving tool.

Set the IP address assigned by the DHCP service of the web-engraver tool to be in the same subnet as the IP address of the server. The IP of the server is, then set to assign these 20 IP ranges, the wins DNS server and the default route are not needed, and the subnet mask is required.

Set to. Remember to click "Save".

Server settings.

After that, it will be in a state of waiting for the client to connect.

Next, let's boot the client and set up the PXE network boot in the BIOS. There are many BIOS versions, and the settings are different, whether you can set it depends on your technology, and it also depends on whether the motherboard supports PXE boot. If it's a 10-year-old motherboard, it's possible that it won't be supported.