Jumpers are small devices that are used to control the operation of hardware devices directly, without the use of software. They have been around since the very first PCs, and are still used on many types of modern hardware today. A jumper consists of two primary components:
Jumper: The jumper itself is a small piece of plastic and metal that is placed across two jumper pins to make a connection, or removed to break a connection. They come in a few standard sizes (and some non-standard ones I'm sure); only one or two sizes are commonly seen on PCs. Jumpers are sometimes also called shunts.
Jumper Pins: A set of pins, across two of which a jumper is placed to make a specific connection.
Copying the set up files from the installation CD or from a network drive to a local hard disk.
How do i prepare a new hard disk drive for installation of a windows 98 system
No it is not a DVD nor a CD. Windows 7 or Vista is a computer operating system that will operate your whole computer system. Through operating system, you may run any program within it's compatibility. One may come across the internet the phrases "Insert windows 7 (or windows vista) installation disk". This is just the installation disk of the operating system. It's a disk image burned or formatted on the disk.
Format a: /s will format the disk in the first floppy drive and copy the system files to it, making it a bootable disk.
An installation cd/dvd is essential in order to repair the start-up disk. The Mac needs a booting platform & this cd/dvd provides exactly the same. One cannot repair the boot partition while initiating the system from it. Thankfully, there are couple of disk repair software such as Stellar Volume Repair and Disk Warrior that provides bootable disk if your installation cd is missing. You can boot from the DVD created by the software and then perform repairment with the help of these partition repair tools.
You "Boot" the System from an Installation Disk (Usually a CD or DVD), and foolow the directions VERY CAREFULLY. You may lose all the data on the current installation Hard Drive if you make the wrong choices.
Be certain that it is plugged in properly (both the data cable and the power supply) and that the jumpers are right. You have to know what the jumper settings mean and what the jumper settings are for the other device (if applicable) on the cable.
Local Disk (F:) is a disk that was formatted in installation, it is used by another operating system installed on your computer.It also can be an extra drive from a Virtual system or a disk that is being used by the computer for more room.It rarely comes with the system at all, it might be used by a network or an open LAN computer that it on a server trying to connect to you.
Emergency Repair Disk (ERD), which contains information about your current installation. Use only as a last resort because it restores the system back to the original state after initial instalation of OS.
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You cannot create an installation disk from an XP install. If it were possible it would also likely be a violation of the user agreement.
On a hard drive, you have options to set a jumper. It is a plastic piece that contact two pins on the plug side of the hard disk. This jumper specifies if the hard disk is Primary, Secondary, or Cable Select. If you select Primary, this is telling your computer to boot from this disk (Usually containing the operating system). Secondary is telling the computer that this drive is only for extra storage and cable select means your computer will determine based on the order of which it's plugged in. (Not recommended if you know what the drive is going to be used for)