Whether the Windows system is perfect, there will always be a moment when the system crashes. However, reinstalling the Windows system is a difficult task. The first thing to do is not to find all kinds of Windows reloading disks, but to first find out the important data of individuals one by one and transfer them one by one. The steps to reinstall the system are so cumbersome, how to install a perfect system? This is not difficult for those who are prawn-level characters. It may be difficult for a rookie-level character. Let's share the heroes below. Experience.
Before installing the system:
I want to think about which disk to install the system on, and then organize the disk. The finishing work mentioned here is to save the useful files to another disk to prevent accidental deletion when formatting. Also, if your machine's hardware drive is not found, it is recommended to use the tool software to save the driver. Windows Optimizer can do this.
It is important to note that all the things in My Documents are counted in the C drive. Don't forget to save the files in it.
The path to favorites, etc. varies from system to system. Generally, under C:\\Documents and Settings, there is a folder named after your machine login name. When you open it, you will see the favorites and copy them to another disk.
Being doing all of the above, you can basically start loading the system. Restart your computer and press the DEL key to enter the BIOS setup. Some people don't know when to press the DEL button here, then tell you a stupid way, just restart, just keep pressing. Also, because of the differences in motherboard manufacturers, the shortcut keys to enter the BIOS are also different. Some are F2, some are F10, and generally have a prompt at the low end of the screen when booting.
Do not change it after entering the BIOS, because the things inside are very important. If you make a mistake, you may not be able to get into the system. We only need to change the order of the drive when the computer starts.
How to find this is really hard to say, because the BIOS settings will also vary from motherboard to motherboard. Generally, under the BOOT tab, it is ok to start the computer with an optical drive. When the BIOS is set, there will be related prompts on the right. The rookie can follow the prompts. Don't rush to restart after you have made it, put the installation disk into the CD-ROM drive, press F10 to save and restart.
At this time, pay attention to observation. When starting, the computer will detect the CD-ROM drive first. A line of characters appears below the screen (the specific English is forgotten, sweat), which means that you can press any key to enter the CD to start. Click to hear that the CD-ROM drive started to go crazy, the process of installing the system officially started!
Installing the system:
See the prompts on the screen, because they are all Chinese, so there is almost no need to introduce anything. First, the user needs to choose whether to install a new operating system or repair, choose to install a new operating system, and then press F8 to agree to those protocols, and the drive letter selection interface appears.
Use the keyboard up and down keys to move the cursor to the drive letter you want to install, press the “D” button, the system will prompt that deleting the disk will delete all the data, regardless of it, then press the “L” button to confirm delete. When finished, the screen returns to the previous interface. Then select “ Install WindowsXP on the current disk, (probably meaning, the original does not remember) and press Enter, the system prompts to format the disk. Select “ fast NTFS mode & format; format, the format interface appears, wait until the progress bar reaches 100%, the computer will automatically load the installation file in the CD-ROM drive, about 8 minutes (depending on the drive speed) After the completion, the system automatically restarts.
Note that the installation disk in the CD-ROM drive should be taken out at this time in order to avoid automatic reading after restarting.
After rebooting, enter the installation interface again. At this time, install the disk and then install it. After that, you don't need any settings. Click “Next”. However, there is a process of entering the serial number in the middle.
This process is about 40 minutes, during which the screen will display some information about WindowsXP related functions, you can pay attention to it. After the completion, the system prompts to remove the installation disk. After you take it out, reboot, and enter the BIOS to change the boot sequence back to the hard disk boot, basically complete the installation process!