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As long as you have a hard drive, you can install it.

There are many ways to reinstall the system, but the most common and traditional method is to reinstall the system with a disc. However, with the development of mobile storage in recent years, more and more people now use the method of USB flash drive to reinstall the system. But reloading with a disc is still an essential skill that can be used in many places and many times.

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System CD. Optical Drive Method steps.

01 To reinstall the system with a CD-ROM, you need to have two basic hardware, one is the system CD-ROM and the other is the CD-ROM drive. These two things are indispensable. So, first of all, you have to have a system CD, and an optical drive.

Nowadays, there are many laptops that don't have optical drives, so if your computer doesn't have an optical drive, you can't use a disc to reinstall the system.

02First of all, open the optical drive on the computer case, directly press the open button above, after opening, put in the disc, and then close the optical drive. The computer will automatically restart.

03Before the computer restarts, enter the BIOS and then set the boot method. That is, we want to boot the system from the disc in order to install the system. Different computers have different ways to enter the BIOS, and the general way is to press the delete key on the computer keyboard.

Of course, there are many motherboards that have many ways to enter the BIOS, some press the ESC key, some press F12, etc., and you need to refer to the manual or try one by one how your computer enters the BIOS. Be careful to keep pressing before turning on the machine.

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After entering the BIOS, to select the startup item, if you are not familiar with English, you can look for such a word, that is, boot, as long as the option of this word appears, generally select the boot item. Find this option, and then look for the first boot option, which is the device that boots first. Once you find it, you can choose the CD-ROM option, which is the optical drive, and we want to boot from the disc, so we have to choose this option.

05 After the settings, we also need to save the BIOS settings, press the F10 key on the keyboard, and a saved confirmation dialog will appear. Click OK and the system will restart again.

06When the system restarts again,It will enter from the disc,At this time, if your system disk works,There will be a system installation interface,Just click this start installation button,You can start installing the operating system,The whole process is fully automatic,No manual operation is required,So,You just need to look at it。 This step will not be repeated.

Precautions. The most critical step here is to set up the BIOS to boot from the CD-ROM drive, and you need to set it up according to the specific situation of your BIOS.

You need to press the F1 button first, go to the motherboard BIOS settings, select factory reset, save and reboot.

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Click F1 to set the disc to boot as the first boot, and then install the system.

You have to set the disc to boot, you boot up and press F12, see if there is a boot menu, select the optical drive.

Nowadays, many people do not use optical discs, but use USB disks to install the system.

Follow the steps to insert! Disassemble the battery socket after removing the battery socket from the body to remove dust. Reinstall the computer, and the motherboard power supply and CPU power supply are finally installed.

Factory reset the motherboard BIOS and set it up again. If the computer does not unplug the electrical socket and install the memory module, it will cause the memory module to burst and be damaged! If it is two memory modules, it is better to insert them into dual-channel mode.

Are you using a boot disk?

The optical drive is used to put a disc and use a movie or something.,It's basically useless now.,Just use it when you install the system.。

You can do without a CD-ROM drive, and you basically won't have an CD-ROM drive if you go to an Internet café, and the CD-ROM drive is used to read CDs, and if you don't read CDs, it's useless.

Is there an installation CD, there is a decipherment tool in it.

No optical drive, no floppy drive.

I can't fit it.

The easiest way: disassemble the case, first take out the motherboard battery and discharge it for about 10 seconds, the purpose is to know the BIOS password. Then find an optical drive and connect it, and then enter the BIOS to set the optical drive to boot.

It's too much trouble to have no optical drive, and I don't know if the Founder computer is protected, whether you want to delete the hidden partition.

So, if you can't open the chassis in charge, you might as well find someone to reinstall the system.

If you can open it without authorization.,Or borrow a CD-ROM drive.,Convenient.,It's the V system era now.。。。

The chassis is not needed, but if the chassis is replaced, it has nothing to do with the system, and it can be installed after it is installed.

If you only change the case, you don't need to reinstall it, but if you even change the hardware in the case, you need to reinstall it. Because each different hardware, the driver is different.

Changing the power supply will not affect the hard drive, each is the same thing, the things on the hard drive are still there.

The relationship between the hard disk and the power supply is like the hard disk is the warehouse keeper, and the power supply is the salesman.

Replacing the chassis alone does not require reinstalling the system.

1. There is no need to reinstall the system;

2. Changing the chassis is just to replace the desktop machine shell, remove the motherboard, hard disk, memory, power supply, optical drive, etc. and install them in the new chassis, the system is still the original system after starting, and the things in the hard disk will not change;

3. If you replace the entire chassis including the inside of the chassis, then only a monitor and mouse and keyboard are left, such a replacement is the replacement of the entire software and hardware, and the system needs to be reinstalled, or when you buy the chassis, find a merchant to install a new system directly for you;

4. If you still want to use the original system in the case of Article 3, you can ghost the original hard disk system by yourself, and then install it on the new hard disk, and install the driver or something, and the system is still the original system.

I think you should open the case of your computer, find the silver-white coin cell battery on the motherboard, carefully remove it, then install it, reboot, so that the boot list of your computer's operating system will appear, and finally restore the system using One-Click Restore.

That's OK I used to do it a lot.

Start by downloading WindowsPE, virtual optical drive, and XP image from the Internet.

Then run the XP image from the virtual drive.

Is there a floppy drive? If you have a floppy drive, you can use the floppy drive to boot and install the system from the hard disk in DOS mode, which is too slow.

Use a floppy drive, no floppy drive with a USB flash drive, reinstall.

Borrow a CD-ROM drive, plug it in, and use it, and it's also the most convenient.

Is there a one-click restore? Is it possible to enter the DOS?

There is no optical drive, so I can only take it to repair.

You don't need to change the chassis unless you even change the motherboard and hard disk inside.