Method 1: U disk installation system

1. First prepare a U disk larger than 8G, format it, then download the compressed system file and decompress it (ISO system file is directly Go to USB flash drive) in the USB flash drive.

2. Insert the U disk into the computer, start the computer, and finally change it to the U disk boot system.

3. After the new page pops up, press the delete key on the keyboard to enter the BIOS settings.

4. After entering the BIOS, select the hard drive, that is, hard disk drives, and then click the left mouse button. Finally, set the USB drive as the first drive.

5. Select the boot device priority driver boot sequence on the pop-up page, and set the U disk as the first boot sequence.

6. Then press F10 on the keyboard to save the settings.

7. Restart the computer and enter the U disk boot interface. The system will automatically enter the winpe system.

8. Find the system on the USB flash drive and perform the system installation operation, and the computer will return to normal conditions.

Method 2: Install the system from CD

1. First prepare a system CD that can boot the system, or download the system ISO image file from the Internet, and then use the burner to copy the image Burn the files to a blank disc to create a system disk.

2. After the new page pops up, press the delete key on the keyboard to enter the CMOS interface.

3. Then select the "SAVE Setting And Exit" item in the pop-up CMOS interface. At this time, the computer will automatically restart and proceed to the system installation interface.

4. Click "Next" in the pop-up interface, and the system will automatically install it. :

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Ghost can realize the backup and restoration of partitions and hard disks in various hard disk partition formats such as FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, OS2, etc. Among these functions, data backup and backup recovery are used so frequently that when people mention Ghost, they associate it with cloning and often ignore some of its other functions.

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