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Is a distribution share installation faster than a DVD boot installation?
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Is A distribution share installation is faster than a DVD boot installation?
false
After the installation when you boot with a dual boot what menu automatically apears?
You are given a choice of which operating system to boot into (you can only use one OS at a time).
All of the windows operating systems through windows xp require a dos boot during the installation process the windows vista installation process replaces the dos boot with?
PE 2
Windows vista installation process replaces dos boot with?
HCL
What technology do you use to boot the server over the network to perform an installation over the network?
It's called RIS (remote installation service).
How do you install windows after installation of linux?
Boot with Windows install disk and follow instructions.
What two things do computers share when connected by a network?
they can share internet connection or files or network boot.
If you have just purchased a hardware raid tower and you want this to be your boot device on a new xp pro installation what key do you hit on the startup of your installation CD?
F2
What includes boot files and image deployment tools?
G. Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIk)
What boot parameter would you use to begin an FTP installation?
You would want to use Askmethod or method.
How do you reinstall Windows Vista?
Reboot and press F12 (on my computer, at least) to enter the temporary boot sequence. Boot from the CD and then there you can make changes to the installation and then ultimately install the OS.
If I buy a computer without OS I want Linux how can I install it Can I install it onto a disk on my laptop then install it with the disk Very confused how I can get it?
You will need a copy of your favorite Linux distribution already burned onto a DVD, or installed onto a USB flash drive. Insert it into your computer upon boot, and make sure it is in the boot order. If not, most computer BIOS/UEFI firmware allows "one-time" booting into your installation medium by pressing a key. Afterwards, follow the instructions as indicated on the installer or the wiki article of your distribution.
