Reward 100 points for how to install Ghostxp system on serial hard disk serial port optical drive

There's another setting in the BIOS, which you just set (go to BIOS and select IDE Configuration, select Compatible Mode in Onboard IDE Operate Mode), followed by another one to enable SATA devices in the "Serial ATA Port0 1 Mode". This means that SATA hard disks are mapped to IDE1 or IDE2 ports and simulated as IDE devices.

That's a problem with your system disk, and it is recommended that you change the system disk.

Reinstall the system again and recommend to you the Ghost XP Computer Company Special Edition.

Compatible mode: The mode that can stand side by side should mean the parallel port, so you should choose the serial port for the IDE operation mode on the machine, try again, and check the terminal ports at the same time, beware of looseness, I made that kind of joke. Still no, if you need it urgently, you can remove the hard disk and borrow someone else's computer to install it.

I have limited ability, I hope it can help you.

Yes. Ashamed. I don't really know that.

It seems to be the version.

Disc installation, you can delete all the data on the hard drive, so that there is no virus, so as not to kill the virus.

And then there's the fact that if you don't have a recorder, you'll have to buy it, hehe, consume it.

Then the hard disk installation image is on the hard disk for a long time, it may be damaged by viruses or the hard disk has a bad area that will affect the data, and the system will be unstable after you press it. Prone to faults.

Big brother,Because it's stored on the C drive,In case of a virus in the computer,It may infect your ghost backup file.,And if it's stored on the disc,It's an isolated medium.,It won't be infected.。

What's wrong with this ?? Connected it and used it directly.

Change the hard drive mode from A in the BIOS... It becomes an IDE

To tell you for sure, your two optical drives won't work at the same time!

Previously, a parallel optical drive and a serial hard drive worked well because the serial hard drive actually worked in IDE (parallel port) mode.

The working mode of the driver in the South Bridge chip is single, either in serial port mode (parallel port optical drive cannot work), or in parallel port mode (serial port optical drive cannot work), understand?

Can't figure out why you should buy a serial optical drive? Something new isn't necessarily the best to use!

Try removing the skipping needle cap from the optical drive.

SATA is directly connected to the BIOS to adjust the relationship

The CD-ROM jumper is the third group

If you just put it on, you won't have to...The first serial port hard disk to enter the system is the main disk.

Don't buy from this kind of person! Obviously trying to fool you.

Now how can there be any orange Yu asking these questions,All default serial port sata,And there can be no conflict between the optical drive and the hard disk。

It is highly recommended that you change to a sincere store to install it, this kind of store is not safe and early. If you say that the serial port is round, the same price is rolled at the same price, the good merchant will directly tell you to take the serial port, this is to test your foundation, if you say the parallel port, he is likely to kill you, and the parallel port is generally a little cheaper than the serial port, he said that the same price of 8 into a small fool, and then see if you reflect and then decide whether to make a big profit.

Asked again......The serial posture sleepy port optical drive trace mode is basically not able to make a system now, and after using the IDE optical drive to make the system, it can be used normally if it is replaced with a serial optical drive. There is basically no conflict with the hard disk. Again, it's best to try it on the spot, and now the new motherboard ruler can support it, but it's hard to say about the older motherboard.

First of all, make sure that the new optical drive is normal: unplug the parallel optical drive, connect the serial optical drive, and then turn on the computer to see if the serial optical drive can be found. If so, it means that there is a conflict between the two optical drives, and you should set the IDE configuration menu in the BIOS, and you can select two IDE operation modes under Onboard IDE Operate Mode

Compatible mode and enhanced mode, set to enhanced mode, so that the two optical drives will not conflict ..If you can't see the serial port optical drive, it means that there is still a conflict, first set it to enhanced mode in the BIOS, and you can also turn it off in the RAID function, and finally the optical drive may have a problem, it is recommended to send it back to the warranty ..

The sata itself is without a jumper.

The new "Computer Company Special Edition" can completely solve your problems landlord! Because of the addition of a new "SATA optical drive boot", even if you don't know how to use the "dwarf tool", you can easily solve the problem of serial optical drive booting.

By the way, what kind of optical drive do you use? Because on the issue of optical drives, I have already changed several brands of optical drives......Started on the motherboard Onda, but ICH8 just can't perfectly support IDE drives, and my SONY170A can't be burned!! Later, it could be solved after Samsung's 653....The 653 is a native SATA chip, so it can perfectly solve all the serial port problems of ICH8.

By the way, the JM chips on the market cannot be connected to SATA with most optical drives!

If the landlord changes the burning, it is recommended that you buy SONY170A, because it is really quiet; But the 170s don't know why it's just so much noisier than the 170a....

Finally, I hope mine is helpful to you.

You can install a dwarf DOS tool. Then copy the ghost version of the image file to the hard drive. Then use the ghost in the dwarf dos tool to restore it. I don't know if you'll be able to use dwarven tools.