How to reinstall XP for NTFS without optical drive?

Do you know hard drive installers? Recover Ghost!, directly under the Windows interface

Hard drive installer.

With the hard disk installer, you can use no hard disk, no optical drive, no DOS boot disc or floppy disk, no need to set up BIOS, and support NTFS format, support dual hard disk, support FAT32 and NTFS mixed format hard disk. It's easy to install the system with one click under Windows, and you don't have to ask for anyone to install it from now on.

This hard drive installer can help you install the system automatically directly under the Windows interface. The C drive will be automatically overwritten when the system is installed. It is highly recommended that you back up your C-drive profile to another disk before proceeding.

The previous recovery software had to be recovered under DOS, and he could use it directly under Windows, and the effect was the same as under DOS, but it was very convenient. I don't know how much better than the current one-click recovery and what Sanming. I see that everyone is supporting.,Don't dare to use it.,I don't know why.,I think ghost was very few people used it at the beginning.,Now it's blooming everywhere.........You don't need such a good thing, what are you waiting for?

If it's easy to use, it's on top!

It's an advertisement! Hehe, I've used it well, I've installed the system for netizens through this!

First of all, your computer must now be able to access the Internet, **a ghost version of XP!Push the depth of the lite XP Ghost version! Then cooperate with the hard disk installer to complete the installation!

Go borrow a plug-in CD-ROM drive.

Disc boot. Format C:: in NTFS format

To reload. The C drive file cannot be saved.

So, first copy the C file to the other area. Reload.

If you don't have an optical drive, borrow one.

XP is only installed via optical drive!

Or connect your local hard drive with someone else's computer and copy the system over!

Ordinary people can only use the above two methods!

"The cloned version of XP is stored on the E disk"What is the meaning? Is the GHO file of the cloned version of XP on the E drive? That's easy to do.

Versions above Ghost can read gho files directly from the NTFS partition. So, as long as you can start DOS and have more than one ghost with no lower than the GHO file version, you're fine. (Because if the gho file of the clone XP is made with the version of ghost, that version of ghost will not work, and you will have to use or the latest version of ghost.)

DOS is easy to do,**MaxDOS or dwarf DOS can be installed under Windows,Choose to enter DOS at startup,And the newer version (such as the version of Ghost contained in it!)

So, back up the data and drivers that can be used in the system disk, install a maxdos or dwarf dos, and it's OK. Reboot into DOS, no need to load NTFSDOS or the like, you can directly adjust the gho file of the clone XP of the NTFS partition with ghost, and you can reinstall the system!

If the current system can't get in, take off the hard disk and hang it on someone else's machine, you can directly use ghost32 to restore the gho file of the cloned version of XP to the system disk of your hard disk, and you can take it back and boot it directly.

Borrow a CD-ROM drive from someone else, and believe that your friend will not borrow it if he does not return it.

If you don't have an optical drive, you can try to make a virtual floppy drive, and then put the startup DOS program in the virtual soft area, and you don't need me to teach you the work after starting DOS.