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Anonymous users2024-02-07Yes, it's a self-booting disc. It can be used to specify the icon of the disc to be automatically loaded and the file to run, which must be stored in the root directory of the drive, and the content can be written as an executable file with ghost. Mirrored disks are also OK.
Of course. You need to set the boot from the optical drive in the BIOS of the motherboard. This is what many of today's automatic loading systems are all about.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I mean, can you run ghost from an optical drive on bare metal?
Do you want to run Ghost on DOS on another computer or a computer that doesn't have Ghost on a CD-ROM drive?
If yes, take a look below:
First of all, you have to make sure that your disc is a "boot disc", if it is a simple burning disc, go to the Internet** a disc boot image file (very few), and then burn this small image boot file into the disc through the disc burning software, so that the disc can have startup attributes, and then drag the ghost software into the disc casually, so that after you start the disc, enter the pure dos command character, you can type out the path of ghost to execute to run ghost.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Yes, the premise is that when you engrave the disk, you need to engrave it into a bootable disc, in addition to the ghost software, you also need some system files to enter the DOS or boot the ghost to run, it is recommended to ** some ready-made ghost boot disk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If it's your own computer or the same configuration as your own computer, that's fine.
If you want to burn to a disc and then to another computer, you can't, the configuration is different.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Burn the image of the Win7 system to a disc by using Ultraiso (Floppy Disk) burning, the burning steps are:
2. Put the disc in the optical drive.
3. Open UltraIso
4. Click File - Open to open the image file, as shown below
5. Click the icon pointed by the arrow in the above picture to start burning. As shown below:
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The exact operation depends on your burning software.
In short, when burning, load your image file as a project, not as a file on a CD. In this way, you can come out with an installation disk that can be installed and booted.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Burn directly! When choosing, select bootable and you're good to go.
UltraISO is a powerful and convenient optical disc image file conversion tool, which can directly extract files from disc images, create disc images from CD-ROM or create ISO files from hard disks. At the same time, you can also process the boot information of the ISO file to create a bootable disc. With UltraIso, you can make as many discs as you want. >>>More
There are two types of dat files, one is computer data files, which cannot be used as ** files, and ** devices cannot be used; The other type is the VCD stream format **file,This kind of file can be compatible with the type of ******,You can also burn to the disc,Some burning software for this kind of file can directly add the file to burn,If you can't directly join the burning content,**Conversion software can be used to convert it to MPG format**file,Generally better to burn,Or even directly suffix。 dat to. mpg, which can be used directly as an mpg file. >>>More
I believe that many people know that you can use a USB flash drive to install the system, usually we will use the boot disk maker to make a USB flash drive into a PE boot disk, in fact, we can also use ultraiso to burn the operating system iso to a u disk to make a system installation disk, so how to burn the system iso to a u disk? Here is the way to burn the installation disk of the USB flash drive system. >>>More
Make a Windows series bootable installation CD book.
Introduction – Bootable Disc Boot Principle. >>>More
Norton. Software to burn discs.