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Is A distribution share installation is faster than a DVD boot installation?
false
Is a distribution share installation 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).
How do you remove xp professional and install xp home?
There are a few ways to do this. (I dont know why you would) Clean install of Home over Pro would be obtain your legitimate copy of Windows Home. Place the Cd in the drive. Ensuring that your Boot Sequence is set to read from the Rom first, (this will be found in the Bios) restart the PC and have it boot from the ROM. Your windows installation will begin. Follow the on screen directions.
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
How do you recover Windows 7 boot with partition wizard?
How to recover Windows 7 bootFirst, use the compatible boot of Windows Vista, and check the real drive letter of the system disk with the command of List under Diskpartk.:>diskpartDISKPART> list diskDISKPART> list volumeTry to use Bootsect.exe to recover the MBR of the system disk. All these can be found under the boot directory of the installation disk for Windows Vista/2008/7. /nt 60 stands for the boot manager of Vista and /nt 52 stands for the used NTLDR.>bootsect.exe /nt60 C:Input the boot parameter of Windows with bcdboot.exe.Recover the boot parameter of Windows 7 with the command >bcdboot c:\windows /s c:Recover the boot parameter of Windows 2008 with command >bcdboot d:\windows /s c:Of course, with these commands, we can also set bootable USB drive.Input the following cmd to set the volume of DISKPART Activate USB>diskpartDISKPART>list volumeDISKPART>select volume DISKPART>activateThen input the cmd bootsect to make the boot sector of this USBbootsect /nt60 Tip: copy the boot cmd to the USB drive, and finish the operation.
Windows vista installation process replaces dos boot with?
HCL
How can I flash Windows onto my computer?
To flash Windows onto your computer, you can create a bootable USB drive using the Windows Media Creation Tool. Then, restart your computer and boot from the USB drive to begin the Windows installation process. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
If you are instslling window 2000 on a new hard drive and your system cannot boot from a CD how do you begin the installation?
First check if you could alter the boot sequence in your bios. Power up your computer, after the memory test, take note of the line normally at the bottom screen similar to "Press Del to enter setup" and do it (others are Function keys like [F1]). At BIOS screen locate where the boot sequence is and set your CD ROM to boot first before your hard drive(HD) and floppy disk(FD). Save and exit, restart and install. Older BIOS do not have this feature so your stuck with a FD, you could: 1. The easy way, download a Win2000 installation boot disk image, create the boot disk, boot up (if it boot form HD instead, set up BIOS to boot from FD first as describe above) and install. 2. The hard way, create a boot disk from a computer with Win2000 installed. Go to [Start][Programs][System Tools][Backup] and create an Emergency Repair Disk(ERD). In your PC, boot up from ERD, select Command prompt only from boot menu, navigate to your Win2000 CD, open the directory i386 and run WINNT.EXE.
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).
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
Where the boot blocks begin in unix?
a few blocks at the beginning of the partition reserved for boot blocks (which must be initialized separately from the filesystem)
