Find out how to install the system in a doc environment

The above method is slow!! Use ghost to do this.

Let's learn how to use the ghost system. In the dos system, you need to know the dos command, and then find the location of your installation file, and use dir *exe to find the executable file, and finally see if there is a file or not, some modified systems, the name is not necessarily the same, you need to pay attention.

Do you want to reinstall the system in the DOS system?,doc is a format of word.,It seems that you can't install the system.。

The premise is that you have a system installer on your computer's hard drive and know where to store it

First of all, you have to go to the Internet and install a disk cache program, with which you can install the installed version much faster! If your USB flash drive can enter the DOS then you first go to the directory where you store this file to run the file (run it once may not have any response, and then enter your system folder (you need to shout and tell the system you want to install) Find the i38 folder, enter the i38 folder and run winnt directly Winnt ready to start the installation Important tips, be sure to back up the C disk data before installation, and there is the key to the system you are going to install You must be ready!

In addition to the methods mentioned above, there is also a way to use the USB disk to make a system disk for installation, the method is to use the software ultraiso (floppy disk) to write the system image into the USB disk to make the same system disk as the CD, and the installation method is the same as the CD. See ** for specific methods.

This is the ...... of the installation environment wizard methodNon-ghost version of the system. This requires loading environment variables to load the installation ...... yourselfOtherwise, it will fail.

I'll tell you this.

Then restart, press the up and down arrow keys on startup, select My DOS Toolbox, enter, and then select Run Wizard. After entering, then select Run Manually, after entering, select every two items in each item, and the third item in each of the two items, which is the meaning of which hard drive to recover from. Then find the disk where the system image file is stored, enter, and confirm all the way to OK.

It's an image file of the system, right? First, a virtual shutdown drive, just install it with a virtual optical drive, prepare an empty partition first, install it into the empty partition, and format the previous system after installation.

It should be an image file.,Basically, you can install it like this.,But you have to pay attention to some details yourself.,Don't ignore the small places.,Remember,Don't put the previous grid when it's not installed.。 It's ready to try and re-check, so as not to waste your efforts.

Although I don't even know how to install it, but I have questions about the top 2 bits, how do you pretend to be can't restart, after restarting, it's back to the original system, ah, I'm saying, for example, if you're installed.

Which system do you use, don't you have to start the old system first, isn't it the system that formatted itself?

？？？The disc is booted from the optical drive, the same is installed, the key is that the BIOS settings of the new machine are more complicated.

If you want to install a new hard drive, you must partition it first.

There's a tool in the partition dos

Also, you have to install the system directly from the new hard disk, and it is impossible not to use other media, and you must copy the installation files to the hard disk, and now the optical disc U disk mobile hard disk is very popular, and there is no need to go to DOS to install it.

In addition, DOS sub-divisions cannot distinguish NTFS (which means that you will not be able to install a 64-bit system for a while.

After reading it, I think it is reasonable and remember to give points.

Word's operating environment.

The most basic requirements to install and run the word system are:

Chinese windows 98 or later operating system, with at least one Chinese character input method installed that more than one user will use;

486 or higher (586 or higher class mainframe recommended) computer;

More than 8MB RAM (16MB RAM or more recommended);

More than 200MB of hard disk space;

CD-ROM drives and floppy disk drives.

The following page shows the system requirements for each version of Microsoft Office 2010

Here's an excerpt from the most crucial of them:

CPU: 500 MHz or faster CPU

RAM: At least 256MB, 512MB or more recommended.

Display: Monitor operating system that supports 1024 768 or higher split rates: Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista (SP1), or Windows 7.

Internet Explorer and above are required.

You need at least 3 GB of disk space to install the Office 2010 suite, or 2 GB if you install Word 2010 separately.

Computer:

The ghostxp disk I carved myself,Can't start.,Want to start from doc to find a file to install.,But it doesn't work.,Please advise.。

Did you extract the ISO file and then engrave it? If this is definitely not possible, it can't be started.,ISO,Load it directly with burning software as a virtual CD-ROM drive.,And then burn the disk.,The general ghostXP disk can be started.。

Oh, I know to enter DOS, run ghost, the version is as high as possible, such as or 11 is good, directly restore the ghost file in the disc to the first partition on the hard disk!

The prompt is not a valid file and cannot be run in a doc. Thank you.

Enter after entering DOS, if you want to cut to the system C disk, enter format C: press enter, prompt you whether to cut off the C disk (y n) press y and then enter, it will take time to start cutting the system yourself, it will take time, there is a prompt after the end, there is a direct entry - there is a prompt for you to cut the disk - leave it alone, shut down - restart - some are manual and automatic, depending on whether you like manual or automatic - select the area to be installed - c disk - enter OK

dos command.

dir to view the file.

md to create a new folder.

rd to delete the folder.

copy.

del delete.

editattrib to view and modify the attributes.

These are the more commonly used, and there are many more.

It's a system cache instruction that doesn't run in advance in DOS, and if you install XP, it's so slow that it makes people crazy, and the basic methods of XP and 2K systems are the same.

XP: If the CD is an E disk, the system is WinXP

Enter the following commands:

E: CD i386 (2K is Win386).

winnt

Find a disc with ghost, start it with this disc, and start it up and run ghost.