Most complete lists large win7 system mounting method (2) three

, XP new installation system Windows7:

1, Windows77057ISO download image (RC or RTM), with a copy of the virtual drive to the non-C drive (such as D : 7057)

2, the D: bootmgr and boot directory (and in fact, as long as the inside boot.sdi bcd files) in the 7057 catalog copy to c root directory, and built in the root directory of C Sources folder. (Does not require administrative privileges under XP)

3, the D: copy boot.win under 7057sources to C drive folders just built sources

4, Run as administrator cmd, then type c:? oot ootsect.exe /nt60c:? prompt successful (ie success!)

5, close cmd window, restart the computer to automatically enter the installation interface, select the installation language, and choose their own time and money display type and the keyboard and input methods

6, a "start the installation interface", (pay attention, do not click "install now") the lower left corner "repair your computer" (repairmycomputer), enter "recovery system select", select the last item "command prompt" (CommandPrompt), enter the DOS window

7, enter "D: 7057sourcessetup.exe" (without the quotes), to begin the installation
< BR> 8, select the installation language, format C drive on the OK

four new Vista system installation Windows7 (XP proved more convenient to use this method):

1 Download Windows77057ISO Mirror (RC or RTM), with a copy of the virtual drive to the non-C drive (eg D: 7057)

2, copy D: 7057 folder Boot, EFI, sources folder and bootmgr to C root directory under

3, copy D:? 7057 oot under Bootsect.exe to

4, run as administrator cmd, enter c root directory of C:? ootsect.exe /nt60c: and enter (preferably replication, the intermediate spaces)

5, restart the system automatically enters the installation interface, the lower left corner repair computer repairmycomputer)

6, and finally select a command prompt, enter the DOS window, enter D: 7057sourcessetup.exe installation interface

7, select the installation language, format C drive, OK.

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