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Anonymous users2024-02-11The ghost version of the xp is low and can't run it.。。。
If you want to restore C: (system disk) under XP system, it is not possible.
Generally, the boot disk driver needs to be restored in DOS.
If you don't have a boot disk. I can provide a virtual hard disk to boot the stuff. You can start DOS without a disc
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Those three words are abort, retry, ignore...
Select local---partiton---image---from image--- select the gho file. Then select the partition to be restored.
Remember that the GHO file cannot be placed on the partition that needs to be restored. If so, move to a different partition first.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It should be the ghost version of the bottom.
Go online and try the new version.
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Anonymous users2024-02-082. Whether the carving speed is low (10 16) is correct.
3、What software is used to burn?,It's hard to say with nero engraving.,His anti-piracy function is powerful If the serial number is wrong,It doesn't make any prompts to make you lose without discussion.,It is recommended to use alcohol
120% or ultraiso burning.
4. There is a problem with the reading of your optical drive.
5. Whether the jumper and data cable of your machine are connected correctly.
6. Did you format the C drive before installing the recovery, and did not format the FAT32 in the C area.
7. There is also an inexplicable possibility, the original disk that can be installed and recovered will not work if it is not used again, but ignore it.
Put it aside and use it again after a while and find that it's okay, hehe, maybe hell.
This is my experience
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Remove this hard drive, install it on another machine, and run ghost to restore the original system to this hard drive. Just take it back and put it back on.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The effect of ghost and system restore is different,ghost is absolute restoration,And the system restoration that comes with XP is relative restoration,If you want absolute restoration,Then please use ghost,If it's relative restoration,Or XP comes with good,No one is better,All have their own pros and cons,The key is what your purpose is。
ghost can restore the system when you did the backup, it is an absolute recovery, including all files quietly, file allocation table, so, the new files after the ghost backup will be all lost after the ghost restore.
XP system restore, only the band office is a part of the restore operation, for the file deleted and other operations are not recoverable!!
The XP restore is different from the last correct configuration of F8, the former generally needs to set the restore point or let it set the restore point automatically, but the last correct configuration of F8 is to restore the last correct configuration before something went wrong in your system, it will not delete any of your files, and will only restore according to the correct system configuration correction. In other words, it is only used to restore such as Bois settings, boot settings, etc., and will not make any changes to your self-built files.
If it's installed for you by someone outside,It's basically the ghost version of the system,Because the installation of the ghost version is relatively fast,And the installation process steps are simple,Easy,Usually more than ten minutes or less than ten minutes (if the computer is configured) This is done,GHO version of XP integrates most of the hardware drivers,No need to install drivers,This is also what installers like,! >>>More
win7 go down to right-click on my computer to manage disk management right-click the drive letter you think is too large compress volume and then partition the compressed space. Win7 is more complicated to install XP, you first use XP's CD to boot the system, and then manually run Ghost32, clone the GHO file to the specified drive letter, restart to see if there is a problem with the startup item, if there is a problem can be repaired, after entering the XP system, a software repairs the startup item. The shortcut keys are more troublesome, and you can only count on the system's built-in driver to be useful. >>>More
Unzip the file and put it in one to"English"named folders. Don't have a long name. Preferably two or three. Such as XP will do. >>>More
There's no such thing as a very advanced approach.
Now the most critical problem is that you can't get into the system, and you can only do what the landlord said. Mount an optical drive and remove the hard drive. I used to do the same thing with my work computer. >>>More
Agree with the landlord. Ghost XP makes many people claim to be computer masters, and they know how to repair computers, but what they know about it.