How to install vista from hard disk

  

How to install vista from hard disk:

1. Extract the Vista installation file and load your VISTA with your virtual drive in your current system (XP or Windows2000) The ISO file, then copy all the files in the virtual drive to a directory on the hard disk, my E-disk VISTA, E: \\ VISTA.

2. Copy all the files in the virtual drive to the C drive again. (INSTALL.WIM in SOURCES can not be copied, because it is not used.)

Run-->CMD

4. Run C:\\BOOT\\BOOTSECT /NT60 C:

5. Restart the system

6. When the system starts, it will be in the boot menu. Select Windows Setup [EMS Enabled] (press F8 to enter)

7. Windows is loading files...

8. Select Safe Mode with Command Prompt (that is, select with command) Line security mode)

9. The screen appears Loaded:\\windwos\\system32\\Drivers\\...... Loaded:\\windwos\\system32\\Drivers\\...... Loaded:\\windwos\\ System32\\Drivers\\...... ...... Please wait...

10, enter the safe mode window, Vista installation window appears in the middle of the screen "Install Windows", select the next Step

11. Select Repair Computer

12. The system recovery option appears on the screen. Regardless of it, select Next

13. The screen displays the selection recovery tool and selects the command prompt.

14. The screen appears X:\\Sources>

15. If your C drive is FAT32, it is recommended to format it directly to NTFS here. Run Format c: /fs:ntfs /q (of course, you can also format it later when VISTA is installed). Turn into NTFS, then you can run Format c: /q, so this process is your own)

Here, we have been formatted into the C drive, C drive is clean enough?

16. Start installing Vista. Our previous complete Vista installation file is on the E drive. Enter e:

17. CD E:\\VISTA\\SOURCES

18. Type SETUP starts the pure Vista installation! Friends who have not previously formatted the C drive into the NTFS format can click the drive option (Advanced) when the installation process proceeds to select the drive letter. The format and delete options will appear, and then formatted into NTFS.

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