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The quickest way is to find a boot disk that supports NTFS and copy it in. Use the boot disk to find your ghost image and restore it.

XP system installation disk to start the computer,Generally, there is formatting in the XP installation disk,Directly format the C disk,Isn't it OK to re-install the system on the C disk?

Start directly with the system installation disk, reinstall the system completely, and format the C disk during the installation process.

XP's installation disk can be partitioned and formatted, when selecting the partition, the partition of the previously installed system will be deleted, generally C disk, in the case of no mistake, don't care about his warning, determine the deletion, after the raster moves to the deleted partition, enter the installation system is, use FAT or NTFS depends on your needs, and the future is the same as normal installation.

Hey,Buy one,DOS boot disk,Open it with CD boot boot,Then use the format command,For hardware,It's best to use hard things to solve,Tell you,It's useless to check DOS on the Internet,Note that if it's an NTFS partition,First use PQ to convert it and then lattice。

I can't tell, I don't know. Repartition it.

As long as you change it to the optical drive in the BIOS, start and save it, and then exit it, put the disc into the optical drive as a reading disk, and you will see it at a glance, it should be a Chinese option.

Most major motherboards have a simple optical drive boot method.

One is to press the F8 key on the keyboard repeatedly after turning on the computer. The other is to press the F12 key on the keyboard repeatedly after turning it on. (e.g. Gigabyte) will appear with a boot option, which is more convenient than modifying the BIOS. But some small motherboards don't have this feature.

Yes, here it is recommended that you install GhostXP SP3 New Computer Company Special Edition.

Hard disk installation is convenient.

1. Borrow or go to a computer store or an audio-visual store to buy a GHCST XP (SP2 or SP3) system CD, set up After the optical drive is started, put it into the CD, this kind of CD will be automatically installed to the C disk, it just deletes all the files in the original C disk, does not make any changes to other partitions, and the installation is completed in about 15 minutes.

2. Set the optical drive to start.

Award BIOS settings.

Reboot, press Del to enter the BIOS, find the Advanced BIOS Features and press Enter to enter the Advanced BIOS Features interface.

Find First Boot Device, turn the page with PGUP or PGDN to change HDD-O to CDROM (Optical Drive Boot), press ESC, press F10, press Y, press Enter, save and exit.

AMI BIOS settings.

Start the computer, press del to enter the main interface of the AMI BIOS setup program, use the arrow keys to find "Boot" in the upper menu to select, press Enter, use the arrow keys in the open interface to check "Boot Device Priority", press Enter, select "1st boot device", press Enter, enter the Options interface, use the arrow keys to select and set to "cd ***:3s-ph.".(Optical Drive Start)", so that it is reversed white, press Enter, in the "Options" dialog box, move the arrow key to the top, so that it is reversed, press Enter, press Esc, press F10, press Y, press Enter, save and exit.

3. Disc installation.

1. Put the disc into the optical drive, restart it, and see the CD ...... appear at the bottom of the screenWhen the word is written, press any key in time, otherwise the computer will skip the light and start from the hard disk again.

2. Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select "Install XP System to the First Partition of the Hard Disk" and press Enter.

3. Enter the copy installation interface, the following is automatic, don't move anything, if you don't want to install some drivers, you can manually select the process roughly: display the copy progress, restart, automatic installation driver, XP installer, please wait (take a long time, wait patiently), the last task is being executed, automatic restart, and enter the desktop after displaying "Welcome".

4. Manually set the monitor resolution and refresh rate, and you're done.

Now the situation is that you already have an ISO image of XPSP2.

Solution: The first way:

Burn your ISO file to disc. Note that you should not copy the file, but burn the existing image.

The second way:

1. Extract your ISO file directly. There will be a system inside that will be able to get a backup file. (That's the big file that's a few hundred meters.) And then here.

2. Restart the computer, and when entering the system selection, do not select Windows, but choose to boot from Dwarf DOS.

3. After entering DOS, directly hit the ghost command and press enter.

4. Use ghost software to find the path where your files are located and restore the system.

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ISO is a reflection of the noise to destroy the image file to be decompressed before it can be used. After unzipping, install it. But it's recommended to buy an XPSP2 Shoot Nian CD to install well,Because the online ** does not have a registration code that can't be registered,If you install it with a CD, you can install it directly after the CD is started, and you don't need to install the code。

In this link** ** After the boot process, there will be a one-click restore menu As long as the empty lead press the arrow key is up and down, left and right, choose any one, press it, after pressing, pop up the menu, point the system restore, and he will start to restore automatically.

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Use the RAR to extract the data to the root directory of a disk.

After that, there was no one button to dress up under the lack of celery.

Address restart selection with one click.

After that select your unzipped Bona gho file.

I've encountered this phenomenon in the past, and if it's a disc installation system, it's nothing more than two situations. One: The disc is no longer working, for example, there are many scratches, resulting in the optical drive not being able to read the data.

Two: the optical drive is old, and the ability to read the disk is poor (this phenomenon is relatively rare, but it is not excluded).

It is recommended to try to change an installation disk first, it is best to find a U disk installation disk, which saves trouble, or it is very simple to make a U disk installation disk yourself.

There is a problem with the gho image, re-next one.