The computer system has been deleted, how to reinstall it

Put the disc in the optical drive.

2.Reboot. 3.Press the delete key above the keyboard arrow keys (del on the keypad).

4.Select after entering the BIOS.

advanced

biosfeatures

Find it after entering.

firstboot

device (some don't necessarily show it this way, but it's probably the third option).

Enter. Choose.

cd-rrom is the first startup item.

Enter. Press F10 to save.

Press the enter key when you enter the CD after the restart, and if you don't understand it, you can keep pressing the enter key.

5.Select Install.

6.Choose. Now install press.

Enter key.

7.Then agree to the agreement and press again.

f88.Then select C disk to delete the current system disk, and then press D to delete.

Enter. Confirm the deletion and press L

9.Create a system disk, and then press C on the C disk

10.Then press enter.

11.Then select the C drive you want to install and press enter.

12.Then select NTFS Quick Format or FAT32 Quick Format (both casually, generally it is better to use NTFS file system) and hit enter.

13.And then wait.

Copy the CD file to the hard disk.

14.Once the copy is complete, it will be restarted.

15.After rebooting, the installation will begin, and then you can follow the prompts to do the next step!

16.After the system is installed, come to the desktop, right-click on the hardware device manager of my computer, and then right-click on the hardware with a question mark or exclamation mark in front of it, and click Update Driver. Then the installation wizard will appear, and then put the driver disc into the optical drive, and then click on the wizard's automatic search and installation will be installed, if you can't find it, then it means that it is not this disc.

17.Next, install the antivirus software (usually after reinstalling the system, the antivirus software needs to be reinstalled).

18.It's very important to patch the system.

19.Debug other software (I mean the original software), open the software in your hard drive one by one and try it, if there is no problem, create desktop shortcuts for easy use. If the software doesn't work, you can simply delete its folder (don't worry about any system association issues and registry issues, because the system is new), and then reinstall the software that you can't use.

20.Next, optimize the system, and those who know the computer can optimize it manually. If you don't understand, you can use the software.,Personally, I think 360 Security Guard and Super Bunny add up to be very good.。

Succeed with flying colors!!!

During the system reinstallation process, the disk will be directly formatted, and all disk information will be directly lost, so it cannot be retrieved.

Note: If it is not a system disk, it is difficult to retrieve, after retransferring the system, all the records and registry of the C disk are emptied, even if there is recovery software to recover, it is difficult to retrieve.

Let's see if my answer can help: as long as you reinstall or continue to install it on the C disk, only format the C disk before reinstalling, and the things in the other disks are there, but the programs you installed in other disks before generally can't run! Even if the whole disk is formatted and the system is reinstalled, there is recovery software that can get it back, I have tried!

Ghost version? Remember to test the entire GHOST system disk file to D drive! Click to install it!

The files in the C drive will be overwritten! Other disks will not be changed! But not necessarily with discs!

There will be a mistake in deleting other disk files! The process of installing the ghost disk file to the D drive can only be identified forward to the C drive! Infallible!

Will the files disappear after reinstalling the system? Will the C drive be cleaned? It is very common to reinstall the computer system, the C disk is the location of the operating system, and the reinstallation system is for the C disk operation. So is the data of the C disk of the reinstalled system still there?