XP system reinstallation will not affect the files of the DEF drive

It may affect, for example, that some files will be overwritten, and these files will disappear mysteriously, for example

I installed Rising Firewall and Rising antivirus software at home, but due to the infestation of some viruses, we had to reinstall the computer, and after reinstalling, these software disappeared. There are also some games and the like that are gone, so it can be seen that reinstalling the computer will affect some files and software.

Applications installed on other disks will have a slight problem, and the backed-up files will not affect at all.

Problems with the system are all due to problems with the registry.

If the system reloads the partition and does not reformat it, most files will not be affected. However, messages that have written software need to be written to the registry because there is no relevant information in the registry and it may become unusable. Reinstall or rewrite the software to the registry.

Super Bunny.

If the XP system is reinstalled, it will not affect the files to the disk, and the reinstalled is the C disk, what does it have to do with the files on the disk? It doesn't matter at all.

It won't affect the C drive file is gone.

Some large applications have an impact.

General assistance software and game files are not affected.

The virtual machine definitely won't work.

The first floor is not specific, there are also large software that is still easy to use, such as Kingsoft Word Tyrant, to be precise, the installation is to write the registry of the software can not be used, do not need to write the registry can still be used, if you back up the registry before reinstalling, reinstall and then import, some software can be used.

BIOS Setup Tutorial.

Operating system installation details**.

Directly run the XP installation, select a new installation, select the C disk as the target disk, carefully understand the text prompts of the installation process, and follow the prompts to delete the existing system files and reinstall them.

Boot with a disc and format the C drive. Then install the system.

I've reinstalled it, and it doesn't affect it at all, don't worry!

After using the system restore, it is almost the same to format the C drive

First of all, I am a Sichuan man, but I am not from Chengdu, and the wife I married is not from Chengdu.

Although I also follow Li Boqing's example, I like to say that my colleagues and friends in Chengdu are particularly fake, but after all, it is just a joke.

The meaning of Lou Zhu is obvious: there are many beauties in Chengdu, and they often make you "drool" and "can't sleep all night......".

However, you find that those beauty belongs to others, to what you call "the men on the streets of Chengdu, those obscene men, those extremely obscene men", you can't touch it at all!

So, you are sad, you are angry, you feel that Chengdu men are even more "extremely obscene", and you have to shout "save these beauties in Chengdu, Sichuan" like a savior!

It is not difficult to see the psychology of Lou pig - a typical person who can't eat grapes but doesn't say that grapes are sour, but blames people who eat grapes for not brushing their teeth and having bad breath!

As everyone knows: people like you who "drool" and "can't sleep all night" when they see beautiful women are even more obscene! Not only on the outside, but even more on the inside!

Don't you know that people in any country and any region are good and bad? Don't you know that there are also a lot of outsiders on the streets of Chengdu? Including Lou Zhu, haven't you ever been embarrassed on the streets of Chengdu?

I'm embarrassed to ask who built Chengdu's city and economy, think about it, how did you build Shenzhen today? Not a large number of outsiders going south? Do you dare to say that there are no Chengdu men among them?

Ya, a regional discrimination sticker, a stick to knock down a large number of people, make yourself very high!

You don't pee and take care of it, are you worthy of a Chengdu beauty?

I rarely name and scold anyone, but if you want to force me, I'm welcome!

Use Windows98 as the boot disk, and then format C in it.

Reinstalling the system just formats the C drive, and nothing else moves, don't worry. If you don't feel at ease, transfer the data. Use a USB flash drive or a portable hard disk such as ***.

Let the computer go into DOS and format it with format c:, format c:q for quick format, and drive letter for a:

Make sure your computer boots from a CD (BTOS can be changed, a disk boots from a CD by default) and put the XP disk in the CD drive.

Restart and start from the optical drive according to the prompt.

I seem to choose to reload XP

Mounted on the C drive, the C drive can be formatted.

Follow the prompts to do it one step at a time.

I've reinstalled it several times, but it didn't have any effect on the data on the D and E drives.

Do as it says in the installation disk.

As long as you don't repartition the hard disk before installation, you can keep the def disk and restore the system directly.

The installation steps are as follows:

1.Putting it into the system disc will appear as follows: install ghost

Win7 system menu, press "1".

Select the first partition of the hard disk to install the system.

2.It will automatically enter the copy system process, which takes about 3-6 minutes, depending on the computer configuration3After the copy system is completed, it will be automatically restarted and the installation auto-detection process will begin4Automatically searching for system drivers to be installed.

5.The system is automatically installed, and this process takes about 5-8 minutes, depending on the computer configuration6Automatically activating windows7 ultimate version,Enter the system has been activated,It will automatically restart after the installation is completed,At this point,Install ghostwin7 system from the CD!

XP upgrade to Win7 will only affect the files of the C drive, and the files of the D, E, and F disks will not be affected, so don't worry.

If you change the system D e F disk, you won't lose it, only the C disk is gone, don't worry, as long as the system is installed on the C disk.

It's easy to do, it's okay, tell the installation staff that other disks don't need to be qualified.

Just hit it! It will be kept, as long as there is nothing left on the desktop and C drive.

Reinstalling the system will not affect the content of your other disks.,Only the C drive will not be lost.。

First of all, you install win7 will not format your other disks,Note,When you install win7, it will occupy a disk to do the system disk,It will become a C disk,If you use the C disk in the XP to do the win7 system disk,The loss of files is only the C disk of the XP system,So please rest assured to install,As long as you don't install win7 to other disks。

Hard disk installation win7 method.

The system is in C, and the rest is not affected.

Except for the C drive (desktop), the data of other disks will not be lost during installation. Unless you formatted it.

Just don't format the d e f g disk, some systems will write my documents, favorites and other information to the d disk, there will be some changes. It's best to find a mobile hard disk to test it out, install the system from a new partition, install the antivirus software, and then copy it back, and the virus can be cleaned up.

If it is an installed version, you only need to install the C drive of the system, and the other partitions are safe.

If it's ghost, one-click restore, etc., be careful not to restore to the entire hard disk when restoring, and don't let it automatically partition for you, just choose the C drive when restoring.

First of all, let me tell you, reinstalling the system will only change the things in the C drive, like the files and things in the D and E and F drives of the computer.

Finally, in the window that appears, the ghost image file path will be automatically added, select the partition that needs to be restored to, the default is the C drive, and click the "OK" button to install it automatically.

When reinstalling the system selection, be sure to choose C, so that if you install it again, the contents of the D and E disks will not be affected.