Know how to use dwarf DOS to enter the GHOST in 200

After you install Dwarf DOS, there will be two options on the boot screen, one is WindowXP, and the other is My DOS Toolbox. (The selected interface has six seconds), select My DOS Toolbox Enter, then enter an interface, and select the option with the word ghost. There's a backup and restore feature.

Also, the file suffix after the ghost backup should be. gho, not what you say. iso

ISO is an optical disc image file.

After clicking on the one-click backup, the system will automatically restart, automatically enter DOS after restarting, automatically run ghost, automatically back up C disk to D: ghost, automatically restart after backup, and then enter the desktop normally. Complete the backup process. It's all automatic.

With this series of automation, the operator does not have to wait at the computer, no longer have to take out the boot disk and other things, and say goodbye to the tedious steps of previous backups. With just one tap, it's done automatically. No matter how many computers you have to deal with, you can easily get it done.

One-click recovery of the system is also operated under Windows. If Windows is damaged and cannot enter the desktop, you can select "DOS Toolbox" in the menu at startup, select "Auto Restore Backup", it will automatically find the backup in the Ghost directory of the D drive, and the purpose of recovery can also be achieved.

Loaded with your one, know how to get it.

The boot waiting time will be set during installation, the default is 5s, so that you have 5 seconds to choose between Windows or DOS toolbox before booting the computer into the system. Use the up and down arrow keys to select and enter the DOS toolbox, and if you don't understand it, you can talk about it.

Also, the file suffix after the ghost backup should be. gho, not what you say. iso

ISO is an optical disc image file.

Once you're installed, you restart the machine and tab it when it starts, and you'll have the option to go to ghost

ghost used. gho suffix file, so you that. ISO is useless, you have to go down. The gho suffix can be restored.,You search for the usage of ghost.,There's a lot of them that won't send me a message again.,I'll tell you.。

Press "F10" (Recover System) when booting up (when booting, there is an English prompt in the lower corner of the interface).

The following options appear.

windows xp

DOS Toolbox.

Use the arrows to select DOS Toolbox

You can enter the settings interface, which has Chinese prompts.

To completely exit press "ctrol+alt+del".

The following options appear when powering on by pressing F10.

windows xp

DOS Toolbox.

Tap DoS on your keyboard

Run ghost that's ghost software.

It seems that ghost is against yes, it's a file with the suffix gho, not iso

How can you use it without ghost?

It is best placed under a single drive letter.

Then enter DOS and type ghost

If you use the cd pathname in the directory.

That's pretty powerful.

As for the dwarf DOS toolbox, one-click ghost, one-click recovery wizard, etc., there are often incompatible errors!

For example, the One-Click Recovery Wizard does not support Windows Server 2003 at all.

Install the Dwarf Toolbox, restart the computer, select the Dwarf Toolbox under XP, enter, and that's it.

Reboot press F8 to the system selection menu and enter Dwarf DOS

Once inside, press Tab to select the drive letter where you want to store your backup GHO. That's it.