Do you need to use the boot disk to repair the C drive?

No. Just don't need to attach anything to the simple guidance.

The principle of system recovery is to use the ghost system restore tool or restore wizard and other software to read the ghost image file in other partitions and rewrite the C drive, and the original data in the C drive will be overwritten by the new data.

Start the computer with the boot disk, find the ghost execution file, execute, to restore the backup partition, select the menu local partition from image in the interface, select the restored backup file in the pop-up window, and then select the restored hard disk and partition, and click the yes button.

It's very simple,Find a floppy disk under 98 to make a boot disk copy into the chost file on the line,If there is a problem,Directly use the floppy disk to start,Run ghost to find the target backup file to recover。

It doesn't matter if you make a boot disk or not, you can buy one, just run ghost after shipping, find the backup gho file (don't put your backup file in the disk you want to recover), and import it back, but it's best to format the C drive completely.

If your ghost is made on a hard disk, and your hard disk partition is in FAT format, then you only need to make a boot floppy disk (choose to bring system files when formatting) boot into DOS with the boot disk, enter the corresponding drive letter and run ghost.

Don't tell me you don't know how to use ghost

Yes, you can burn a disk that is backed up by ghsot.

Easy to operate in 5-6 minutes can be done.

Just get a disk that can be booted just by doing. When the system is not easy to use, use it to boot into the DOS system and execute the ghost command.

The question you asked is too general, making a boot disk may not be useful, even if it can be booted, it may not be able to recover, it is best to back up the system files, quick and convenient.

Go to DOS, then go to the C drive, then enter DIR and then Ghost

The backup file is on the D drive, and the file format is NTFS

I don't know how the landlord did the backup.

Go find a ghost that supports the NTFS format.

As with the above, just be careful, but don't do it randomly.

Try the system file repair area and the MBR repair area of 360 First Aid Kit to fix it.

U disk boot is right, C drive, I don't understand what your boot file means?

My boot disk is a system image.,ghost,pqmagic,kill software,Driver wizard。

Maybe it's my water.

For example, if you manually run ghost on a clone installation, the correct menu is partition-from image, but many novices mistakenly switch to disk-from image, whether they choose a partition or an entire disk image, the consequences will be catastrophic - cloning and overwriting all the data in all partitions on the hard disk.

It's slim, it's a cup!

At this point, it is theoretically possible to use hard drive data recovery software such as EasyRecovery to scan and recover, but the time, money, and energy wasted in actual recovery is enough to be prohibitive!

Try FinalData or EasyRecovery. There should still be something that can be recovered.

The disc is the CD, the C drive is the C disk, redo the system, then make a backup, and then burn the disk. What I can't figure out is how can the data in the disc be gridded, you use erasable ones?

This is tricky, so you can search for software that recovers your files, such as EasyRecovery or something like that, but the chances of a complete recovery are unlikely.

I can't recover it, so let's reinstall the system.

No, it's just an image file, and it can only be burned on a disc. Another way is to install a virtual optical drive, but the premise is that you need to enter the XP system to be able to use it, otherwise it is useless.

Desktop - Network Neighbor - View Network Connection - Create a New Connection - Right-click - Send to Desktop Shortcut.

Recreate filial piety

Open the Network and Sharing Center, point"Set up a new service connection or network"!!

Re-driven, this is the most reliable, and if it succeeds, don't forget to give points!!

Rainforest woody wind pe! Personally, I love it!

There are partitions, DOS, zip rar compression, decompression, and some other features! But don't remember!

It stands to reason! You can also execute the format command by putting it on another disk! Because the information runs under DOS!

It belongs to the release order! Generally, when DOS calls it, Tuan Nian has to mark the path of the disk where it is located to call it!! So it stands to reason that you can!!

XP comes with the formatting idea or Qi and the format I feel the effect is the same! It's just that the operating environment is different! Doesn't run under Windows!!

For the C disk formatting, the stuffy Wang Qi must be carried out under DOS. The version of the information under the DOS is related to the version of the DOS and is incompatible with each other. It is recommended to use the 98 boot disk to boot or install the virtual floppy drive, maxdos software for example, which have integrated the format command of the DOS environment.