One click ghost problem for help 10

I've had a similar issue as well, hehe, it's solved!!

This should be a compressed file, and the inside is the tool that the computer company uses to back up) to extract it, and then double-click to run.

2.Select Restore System, and select the path of the ghost image file as E. ghost c is your backup ghost file) and then select the restored partition, which is the system disk c, and then OK.

The system will prompt you to restart or something, all the way to make sure and wait for him to restore himself

1. Install the one-click ghost hard disk version.

2. Change the name of C to C

3. Click on the "Start" menu - click"Run"- Input"e:\~1"Don't bracket it, you can see that the E drive has 1 folder.

4. Cut and paste the file renamed to C into folder 1.

5. Reboot the computer to run one-click ghost, and select Recover.

It worked.

Put the c file in e:ghost,949mb,(c in the e 1 folder (i.e. create a 1 folder in the e drive and put c in it. It's better to change the name to C and then reboot into the one-click ghost system.

This is what you can do with the one-click ghost build 070707 hard disk version, and the same is true for it.

e :d rivers, 492mb is the driver backup after installing the system from the inside.

e :ghost ,949mb,(c This is the system file you backed up,The rest is the backup of the driver or some other program.。

1 If your computer has been installed with a one-click ghost hard disk version, you will start pressing it when you turn on the computer"Down the arrow head"After a while, you will be asked to choose the first item is to enter the Windows Server 2003 system, the second item is to enter DOS to do ghost, you can choose the second item, and there will naturally be a prompt to teach you how to recover after entering;

2 When you turn on the computer, pay attention to him and read the prompts carefully, some let you choose which key to directly backup and restore, generally it will be"f10"\"f11"\"f12", you have to look at the computer prompts to do it, just go in and operate it directly.

Make a disc to guide into the ghost or use an ordinary ghost disk to generally have ghost in the restoration.,Generally it's okay to restore it.,Those drivers shouldn't need to be reinstalled.。

If you have installed ghost before, it depends on the version. The old version should be launched under DOS, and the new one should have an option in the operating system selection menu. The operation is not too difficult, just press the menu.

Use the dwarf doc tool to automatically restore the ghost on the hard drive.