ASUS A3500G CAN RECOVER SYSTEM 20 WITH GHOST

Here I'll explain to you the ghost recovery system, unless you have any software that is not compatible with it, it is generally impossible to recover, I mean you install the ghost you made yourself

If you use Ghost's system disk to install win98 win2000, there are fewer problems.

WinXP has a lot of problematic motherboards, such as Jet, they reflect the problem is that they can't enter the system after one reboot or two reboots, and it's hard to say that a brand of motherboard can have so many pieces with this kind of problem.

And the disadvantages of ghost xp, I'll talk to you about it.

It's best to have time to install the installed version.

One time a friend of mine had a broken computer and just got a Philips CD-ROM drive.

There is a problem with the old reading of the disc I don't know what's going on I checked it for a long time and it didn't work to change it Reinstalled it on the side (with the ghost version) In the end I made a decisive decision to reinstall the system with the installed version Sure enough, it's good.

ps:It's best to use the vol version.,Genuine upgrade.。。 Let's go to the tomato garden and get off the BT.

Friends can use it with confidence, you can, if it's good, please give even extra points, thank you.

There's no doubt that every computer can be ghost-restored.

As for your problem, it may be a problem with some settings, check it yourself, and if there are any more problems, please hi me].

Hope it helps!!

On other computers, make a USB flash drive into a boot USB stick.

Go back to your notebook, boot it with a USB flash drive, copy the system installation file to the hard disk, format the C drive, and install the system.

Because, the things he separated were not in the right directory.

Generally on the D drive.

Either you use a USB flash drive to press and install it!

I have encountered this kind of problem for a long time, this is my space Reed article, you can take a look!

ASUS notebooks can't use Ghost XP,After entering the blue screen, now notebooks are generally pre-installed with Vista,Some don't even have a driver for XP,Damn。

When installing Windows XP on the laptop, you can't find the hard drive and enter the system blue screen problem or you can't enter the system with ghost.,It's not only a common problem in the book now.,It's also a problem with all 945 chips and SATA hard disks.。 The key is that when the motherboard of the 945 chip uses SATA hard disk, if the SATA mode in the BIOS is enabled, the SATA driver must be loaded separately when installing XP (now some XP installation CDs integrate SATA driver), otherwise the hard disk cannot be found.

So just set it up in the BIOS, press F2 to enter the BIOS after booting, follow the steps below Advanced---IDE Configuration--SATA Operation Mode--- change Enhangced to Compatible (Compatible Mode), and then press F10 to save...

Starting with the GhostXP SP2 Computer Company Special Edition, you can already launch Ghost directly on the 965 motherboard.

ASUS is a brand machine, the hard drive is written and protected, and installing ghost will of course cause a blue screen. You should take the hard drive to another computer, repartition it without installing the system, and then install it back on the original computer, and then install it with ghost.

Could it be that the hard drive mode is wrong. It could also be that the driver in ghost is not good!

Boot with the system disc and enter the PE.

Then perform a ghost system image restoration in PE.

Why do you want to change it? Just use the one-click ghost software to ghost.

Select the disc to boot, and when ghost, select the right hard disk you want.

Yes, you can install it.

You enter the PE installation to make sure you are fine.

Because the general ghost is not good.

The notebook is very dizzy.

It's easiest to install it slowly.

Disc problem, you change to a better one, ASUS notebook optical drive is more tender.

It should be a problem with the disk, did you have a problem with the installation before? Let's try it on a different plate.

That's because your system disk doesn't use the SATS hard drive, as long as you set it up in the BIOS, it's OK.

First, find the Flash Cache Module in the BIOS, select OFF, then select ATA in SATA Operation, and then put in the SP2 installation CD to start XPSP2 in the shutdown and reboot state

Press f12tocd).

I don't know if your bios is like what I said above, I hope it works for you.

ASUS's BIOS settings should be in,Every two items in the top row,And then here's a big item,The penultimate item,You look at the instructions,Is there a SATS setting?,No, there are words,You try it with the installed version。

This is not right.

First of all, the partition format of the Linux system is not compatible with Windows.

You'll need to repartition and format it in order to use ghost

During the recovery process, the power is off, the C drive has been formatted, but the system has not been installed.

If your ghost is installed outside of the C drive. You can use Windows PE to enter the system, and you can manually select Ghost to restore the system.

Boot the ghost recovery with the installation disc

In this case, the system is not pretending.

Now it's definitely not possible to enter the system.

The only way to re-ghostOr reinstall the system.

The original files of the C drive are gone, and the ghost recovery file is incomplete.

Or use the disc press handle.

Or U disk PE system press Ghost to restore D disk *GHO backup is still there.

I'm having the same problem as you!

Mine solved. Buy a new ghost disk and use PE mode to go inside, and then it's OK!!

It is recommended to use the installed version.,If you use ghost,You'd better use a boot USB disk.,Plus gho files.,Don't use a CD.。