Is it okay to choose W8PE to install W7 system because the hard disk cannot be detected under W7PE

1.Computer CPU Pentium 4 or above, memory: between 1GB-3GB, it is recommended to choose Windows 7-32bit.

2.The computer configuration meets the requirements of more than dual-core CPU (as long as it meets the dual core) and at least 4GB or more than 4GB of memory, it is strongly recommended that the landlord choose the win7-64-bit flagship version of the system!

According to your computer configuration, you can install win7 operating system. Use the computer hard disk to install the system, you can install the win7 system, the specific operation is as follows:1.First of all, go to the ghost system base.

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

4.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.

3. Make a U disk PE system, (the capacity of the U disk is greater than 4G) Please refer to the detailed production process and attention content.

4. Set up the computer to start from the U disk, enter the PE system, and set the U disk boot method, please refer to the above preparations, and you can proceed to the next step1. Convert the disk GPT format to MBR format, the detailed process can be referred to: Tudou PE GPT partition to MBR partition flagship system, this step to determine whether the system image file supports GPT partition, if GPT is supported, you can skip directly to the next step).

2. After the conversion, you can install the ghost win7 system. For detailed installation tutorials, please see: Tudou PE Install GHSOT Win7 system.

You didn't change the hard disk format, Win8 uses GPT format, Win7 is MBR,

The installation tool inside is generic and does not affect the installed system version.

Win8 to Win7, first of all, you need to tell you that you have to format the entire hard disk, and you need to back up your data files through a portable hard disk or USB disk. First of all, you need to press the F2 or FN+F2 keys to enter the BIOS when the Lenovo logo is displayed on the computer.

1.After entering the BIOS settings menu, please find the exit tab on the top line, find the OS OptiziedDefaults tab, and change the option from Win8 64bit to other OS enter.

2.After the modification is completed, please press the keyboard f9 or fn+f9, there will be a line of yes and no on the screen, and you can select yes enter.

Please move the cursor to the Boot tab again and change the Boot Mode option to Legacy Support

3.Then change the boot priority option to legacyfirst.

4.Please continue to move the cursor to the left to the configuraion tab, change the satacontroller mode to compatible (change the ahci to it), and press F10 or Fn+F10 to save the settings to confirm.

5.Please plug in the installation device (such as a USB flash drive or installation CD), turn on the device, repeatedly press the F12 or FN+F12 key combination, select the USB flash drive or CD, and then repeatedly press the Enter key to enter the operating system installation and boot interface.

6.A very critical step, if you use the installation version of the system disc to install the partition selection steps, delete all the displayed partitions, do not leave any of them, (the purpose is to change the factory GPT partition to MBR partition), and then re-divide the partition and follow the normal installation steps to start the system installation.

According to your description, try to remake the USB flash drive boot disk, enter the PE system and use the partition assistant to format the C disk and adjust it to the active main partition, and restore the Win7 system to the C drive.

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Friends,Peripherals are turned off in BIOS by win8 and win10,So plugging in a USB disk or CD can't enter PE,But you can enter PE through the following methods,As follows:

After booting up, press the F2 key, after entering the BIOS, use the arrow keys to select the "Boot Mode" in the menu bar: "Boot" in the "Boot" project, the default setting of the system is "UEFI", and you want to change it to "Legacy Support"; There is also a "boot priorlty" that also needs to be changed to "legacy first", so that the change is the same as the previous ones that did not ship with the system. You can see the prompt to press "F2" to enter the BIOS settings and "F12" to enter the menu to select the boot menu option.

You can also use a USB flash drive or a disc to enter the PE. Finally, F10 can be saved.

Hope it helps you and I wish you happiness

With the continuous increase of hard disk capacity, the continuous increase of operating system types and the continuous differentiation of functions, more and more friends choose to install multiple operating systems on one machine for use in different situations.

1. Q: I have a new hard disk and plan to install windows98 and windows on it

XP dual operating system, how should I partition and install it?

A: It is relatively easy to install multiple operating systems on a new hard drive, which can save you the trouble of repartitioning. According to the actual situation, you can consider 98 installed in C disk, XP installed in D disk, of which C disk does not need to be too big, generally there is 2G on the line, if 98 is not intended to be used to run any large programs, 500 600M is enough; Relatively speaking, the D disk can be left larger, generally around 5G, if the space is not enough, you can consider reducing it, but at least ensure that there is 2G space.

The steps are to install 98 on the C drive first, then run the XP installer in the 98, select a clean installation, and set the installation location to the D drive. This way, when the XP installation is complete, the system will automatically generate an on-screen menu for you to choose which operating system to enter when you boot up. For win98 and win2000 dual operating systems, the installation method is the same as in this example.

2. Q: I originally installed win98 on my machine, and I want to install win now

XP, is it still necessary to keep 98, and what kind of installation method should I choose?

Answer: There are two installation options for installing XP under 98, one is upgrade installation, that is, only the existing operating system is upgraded, and there is only one operating system on the machine after the installation is completed; One is a clean installation, and after the installation is completed, there are two operating systems on the machine. For friends who are not very tight on hard disk space, it is recommended to choose a fresh installation, because this can keep the 98, in case of something wrong with the XP, it can also be emergency, I think this is stronger than any emergency tool, after all, it is a complete operating system, and it occupies very little space in comparison (a 98 system is only two or three hundred megabytes, and an XP system backup file has more than three hundred megabytes).

3. Q: What kind of file system do I need to use for my partition when installing win98 and winxp (win2000) dual operating systems?

Answer: For the partition with 98, the FAT32 file system is generally selected, and for the partition with XP or 2000, there are generally two options of FAT32 and NTFS, the specific choice depends on the actual situation, if the 98 system is still often used, then the FAT32 format is used, because the NTFS format partition is not recognized under 98, if the 98 system is only used in rare cases, it is recommended to convert the partition with XP to NTFS format, Because under XP and 2000, NTFS has an advantage over FAT32.

First, there is no difference between installing two systems and one system, the installation method, the first system is installed on the C disk, and the second system is installed on other disks, and it cannot be installed on the same disk, because the disk letter will be formatted when installing the system.

Second,What screen is installed after installation?,It's just when it starts,There will be two startup items,Which system you choose,It will boot into which system,It's no different from our usual boot.。

Third, after installing two systems, your program icons will only be displayed in the system you installed, so, it is best not to put these two drive letters when installing the software, install it to other disks, and then copy a copy of the desktop shortcut to the desktop of another system, except for some that must be installed in the C drive, or the registration list can not be modified, and reinstall it again when encountering such software, and the others can operate normally without conflict.

Use XP's installation disk,Can't use the ghost version,After installing with the installation disk,It will prompt you which disk the system is installed on,You can choose D disk,C disk has been used by Vista。

There's no problem with this, and I just learned this. First of all, you need to know that it is possible to install two systems on the same partition. So it should be divided into another area, generally speaking, the area where the system is located, 15 g is almost enough, it is recommended that you use the pq partition master for partitioning, before the system is installed, the new partition should be set to hidden, otherwise it is unstable, and then set it to function after installation.

Then set up a boot menu so that there will be a prompt at boot prompting you to choose to enter a certain system. (Note: PQ Partition Master should not be used arbitrarily under the system interface).

1. If you want to install dual systems on a laptop, you need the first system to be installed lower than the second system, for example, the first system is W7, then the second system must be a W8 system. This allows for the formation of a dual system boot menu.

2. If the first system is installed in the C disk partition, then the second system is not allowed to be in the same partition as the first system, and can only be installed in the D partition, which is one of the conditions for the formation of the dual system menu.

3. After installing the dual system, you need to determine which system to start according to your own application situation, which needs to be selected in the startup menu when you boot up to run a certain system.

I don't know when the two systems began to become popular. However, it is not recommended to install two systems on one computer, if you want to play dual systems, you can go to the virtual machine to play. It is also possible to study how to install dual systems in a virtual machine without affecting the host.

Laptops can also implement dual systems, however, the system disk you choose must be cleared, and ghost can't be realized. The first system is installed in the normal steps, and the other one, when you select the system partition, you just need to select any partition except the C drive.

I've tried dual systems for Mac OS and XP.

It depends on what system you have.

Like Windows won't.

It's like a system.

Find a PE that supports both UEFI and BIOS, and it can be recognized. Suggestion.