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• How to make a boot disk windows 7

  How to make a boot disk windows 7

  Hi bob 5555.

  See the following article on the start-up of the installation CD:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/start-your-computer-from-a-Windows-7-installation-disc-or-USB-flash-drive

  I hope this helps!

  Debra
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• I have windows xp and need to make a boot disk for my cd how do I do it?

  Trying to clean up old computer which has windows xp now it does not start at the top. Is there a way I can download a recovery disc to reboot the system, then reinstall windows? I have another computer with windows xp can I use it to create the disks?

  To reinstall Windows, you need a Windows XP installation disc.  There is a CD bootable you can create that will allow you to make repairs or backup your data to an external hard disk such as BartPE , UBCD4Win, Hirens Boot Diskand some "Live Linux" free of the such as Knoppix and Ubuntuboot floppies.

  However, most of the OEMs have a recovery partition which will restore your machine on the condition that bought.  When you first start, look for a message on the screen telling you to press a key to retrieve.  It passes quickly, then you should look for and press this button quickly.  I hope this will solve your problems of re - install.

  HTH,
  JW

• How to make a boot disk?

  I would like to make a bootdisk in case of failure of the main drive. equipped with iMac 2009 El Capitan with a superdrive drive running.

  Grateful for any help.

  You must have a copy of the El Capitan installer that you downloaded from the App Store. Download the freeware called, DiskMaker Xutility. It allows to create an installation program bootable on USB of at least 16 GB.

• How to make a Windows 7 boot disk?

  I am upgrade Vista Ultimate 32 bit to Windows 7 Pro.  I bought the option to download only from the Microsoft Web site.  (Should have at Staples.) I thought that I would have the opportunity during the initial configuration to select a 64-bit installation.  But none.  Instead, I have to boot from the Windows 7 disk - WHICH I don't HAVE, just the installation files themselves.  I can't install anything until I fix this.

  How to make a boot disk?  (I have no floppy drive, btw.)

  Create DVD installation or key USB from Windows 7 download

  According to what you have downloaded (ISO or .box) and what you have available, you can use one of the links below to create bootable media. Use the methods of USB flash drive, your flash drive must be 4 GB or more and the computer must be able to boot from USB. You could also buy the installation DVD if you wish.

  DVD from ISO - if you downloaded the ISO file use a burning program to a DVD. You can also use the USB/DVD Windows 7 download tool allows you to create a copy of your ISO of Windows 7 file on a flash drive, DVD or USB.
  http://store.Microsoft.com/help/ISO-tool
  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/HT/burnisofile.htm

  DVD from files .box - if you downloaded the. EXE &. Box follow these instructions to make a bootable from download Windows 7 DVD:
  http://www.TomsHardware.com/Forum/1392-63-Windows-upgrade-bootable-guide-having-issues

  USB Flash ISO - if you downloaded the ISO file and you want to install Windows 7 using a flash drive:
  Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool allows you to create a copy of your ISO of Windows 7 file on a Flash DRIVE or a DVD. To create a bootable DVD or USB flash drive, download the ISO file and then run the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool. Once this is done, you can install Windows 7 directly from the Flash DRIVE or a DVD.
  http://store.Microsoft.com/help/ISO-tool

  USB stick installation files - WinToFlash is a practical application that will help you transfer your Windows 7 installation from a hard drive or DVD to USB flash in a few steps. That you can install Windows 7 from a flash card, USB stick, HDD, etc to your computer or netbook. If you have downloaded the .box file extract everything first. If you have a 4 GB or more large USB key (or external hard drive), and the computer can boot from USB:
  http://www.Softpedia.com/get/system/system-miscellaneous/WinToFlash.shtml

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• How can I make a boot drive for vista 32 bit?

  I am wanting to do a boot drive for vista Home premium 32-bit. How can I do?

  Ron,

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• Problem getting all the portable versions of firefox from 28 to start without error xpcom in DO PE 48 boot disk place at the start of the P-Start

  I built an emergency recovery boot disk using MAKE PE3 - 48 and P Start to enable the use of portable programs after booting into the recovery environment. I have used with success of Firefox Portable till and including version 28.

  All portable versions since then up to the last 35 Version will not start. All display the error could not load XPCOM.

  These same portable versions of Firefox, however, will begin in the normal environment of Windows 7 Ultimate on all my computers, however, in the environment of DOING PE 3, on the same device, they will not.

  You can ask about it in the support forum for Firefox Portable here:
  http://PortableApps.com/forums/support/firefox_portable

  Firefox Portable is a 3rd party application, not published by Mozilla. I installed it myself for dealing with changes in it and how it differs from the official version of Mozilla, but don't know enough about it or something DO PE 48 to be able to help you.

• 23 - k027c: ERROR: no boot disk was detected or drive failed

  Hello!

  My computer

  HP Envy tilt 23-k027c TouchSmart all-in-One desktop PC (energy star)

  These latest OS Windows 10 (update of Windows 8, which was preinstalled on the computer at the time of the purchase in December 2013)

  Intel (r) Core (TM) 15-457OT CPU @ 2.90 GHz

  Processor speed 2900 MHz

  A few days ago it started showing blue screens of death with a PAGE_FAULT_in_NONPAGED_AREA note all other hours, or sometimes 3 times per hour.

  I went through all the troubleshooting process, finished with a bluescreen debugging possible analysis demonstrating that the ntoscrnl.exe driver might cause the blue screen issue.  And on the morning of the next day my computer greated me with a black screen with an ERROR: no boot disk was detected or drive failed.

  I can still get into the BIOS by pressing ESC at the present time of HP sign appear early attempts to restart.

  BIOS indicates that the hard disk is detected (yay!), so it is not the source of the problem.

  Memory and disk test went well passed, PASSED tests successfully.

  Pushing ' restore the original and exit "in the bios does not help.

  Nothing else works. Only these two ESC and F10 keys.

  How can I fix the system?

  I don't have a HP with PC Restore disc when I bought it. Site Web of HP didn't kits of restoration for the moment.

  What to do?

  SOS help, please!

  It is the computer that I use for work and personal use. There are gigabytes of photos of my family, as well, who desperately, I don't want to lose...

  I'll be super thankful for all reasonable advice and direct instructions!

  The ' ERROR: no boot disk was detected or drive failed. "  May be a simple solution to redo the botmanager file.  This normally requires a bootable DVD with the repair function or a USD bootable with windows and repair function.  Windows 10 is installed, this would be my choice getting either the drive or the USB key.  HERE IS THE MEDIA tool of M$.  Make the work of another PC, DVD or USB and then - on PC - start problem that media and choose repair when loading of the POPup screen.  DO NOT install.  If you install it, it will eliminate your data.

  BTW: 10 Windows is installed, the HP recovery disk will return the PC to Windows 8.

• Z220 CMT: firmware Win 8 factory 7 and install new boot disks (RAID 1)

  My Z220 came with the copy of Win 7 Pro/64-bit factory-loaded, lowered to win 8. The supplied HD is just a Seagate 500 MB to 6 MB/s SATA drive.

  I want to change my boot disks for a pair of WD series RE 1 TB disks in a RAID1 configuration.

  The 220 came with a series of restore disks: disks of recovery system 1,2 and 3 for Win 7 and a DVD of recovery Driver for WIn7 and WIn8, as long as the DVD of the operating system - Windows 8 Pro.

  So, if I install the pair of RAID array using the Intel RAID software, can I then use CD Win7 game to restore the Win7 system to the new RAID array? Is there a potential problem of activation here?

  My other idea was to use Clonezilla to clone the current Win7 system on the RAID array, but I don't know if it will work, as the discs in question are not the same...

  If you look at your partitions on the disk HP of the computer/manage/storage/disk management you should see a hidden partition which you can draw the active OS itself and also to make an installation USB or CD/DVD set.  But you already have those in hand, I believe.

  The restore thing can be confusing.  What I would do, is get a stunt or set of disks drive and start experimenting.  One of the disks is an "Activator" disc which you start with, and it gives you instructions as you go along with a clean installation, including installation RAID or simple installation on hard/SSD options.  Just keep your 500 GB out of the workstation and work with the readers of stunt.  For those, I liked the 80 GB WD Velociraptors... two correspondent off eBay are cheap, and they are quick to reformat/load/erase.  It will start to make sense fairly quickly.  For RAID works, you can experiment on 2 160 GB drives, but a full install of W7 with Office 2007 is less than 45 GB.  You just start from this first optical disc and start digging.

  The thing about the COA... When you perform a clean discs HP restore, as if your HP hard drive has failed, the process puts on a HP OEM COA serial number that is different from what is on your COA sticker.  For example, you can clone a facility and it will work on an another Z220 CMT without activation.  It checks only the BIOS of the workstation to make sure that it is a legal installation.  If you try the same thing with a W7Pro64 OEM System Builder build the clone will work but will recognize that this isn't the same job that it has been installed on original and you give a few days to feed another series of COA number.

  A clone must come from the installation of restore HP OEM with the internal controls of HP and OEM HP serial number to make it work on another box without activation problems.  Stick to right side of things and you'll be fine.

• HP Pavilion TouchSmart 23-f202: no boot disk was detected or the drive failed

  On startup, I get the message "no boot disk was detected or the drive failed.

  I bought a new H/D, installed and at startup I get the same message that I got on the old H/D.

  As there was no disc provided with the computer when I bought what I'm doing, had to do to get this sucker to the top and work?

  Hi @Jimmy56,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I understand that you had a type "no boot drive has been detected" error at startup to the top, and you have replaced the hard drive and have the same problem. I'm happy to help you with this.

  If replace you the original hard disk, you can use the following to test the hard drive. It is possible, there was a connectivity issue and just re-allocation of places the hard drive could make a difference. Computers HP - display of error HDD before starting the computer

  The most recent hard disk you put in, if not there was no operating system installed, you'll get the same type of message. You could make the same diagnosis of HDD from the link above, just to make sure that the disc is good.

  Please let me know the results, but so just install the original in the system hard disk works, and it starts correctly, so please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• Boot disk failure

  From the windows, the following message show:
  Boot disk failure

  You have a diskette in the floppy drive? If so, take it out and restart. Is everything is OK now?

  You have a CD in the CD drive? If so, take it out and restart. Is everything is OK now?

  If the answer to the above two questions is 'no', then your computer is not finding the files of the operating system on the boot device, usually a hard drive. Check if your hard drive is in the BIOS. Otherwise, you can turn off the computer, unplug the unit and make sure that the cable from the drive to the motherboard is sitting comfortably. Do the same for the power connector. If re-connect these cables does not help and the drive is still not detected in the BIOS, pull it out and test it in another computer. If he is not seen there, he died. If you can see here, test as described below. If the drive is detected in another computer and tests fine, then the connection of motherboard on the original computer is bad. According to the motherboard, you can sometimes put the HDD on another cable, but it is a sign that the motherboard is a failure. If the computer is old, it is usually not cost-effective to replace the motherboard.

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Hardware_Tshoot

  On tests of hardware failures often alleged swapping parts by parts checked. If you can not do the test yourself and/or are uncomfortable opening your computer, take the machine to a professional computer repair shop (not your local equivalent of BigComputerStore/GeekSquad). MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• NTLDR compressed no boot disk

  NTLDR compressed press ctrl + alt + delete to restart_but loops when you press... .i have no boot disk, the machine is a mark of iquon four years, if anyone can help please!

  How do you think that happened?  Did you compress any file?

  I hope that your system has a CD/DVD drive.

  You can unzip the file ntldr (or remove the compression attribute) you make using a bootable XP Recovery Console CD.

  This is not the same as recovery disks that may have come to a store to purchase the system.  If you don't know what kind of bootable CD, you, do a CD of bootable XP Recovery Console and do not forget.

  You can make a bootable Recovery Console CD by downloading an ISO file and burn it to a CD.

  The ISO bootable image file you need to download is called:

  xp_rec_con. ISO

  Download the ISO from here:

  http://www.mediafire.com/?ueyyzfymmig

  Use this free and easy program to create your bootable CD:

  http://www.ImgBurn.com/

  Here are some instructions for ImgBurn:

  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

  It would be a good idea to test your bootable CD on a computer running.

  You may need to adjust the computer BIOS settings to use the CD-ROM drive as the first device to boot instead of the hard drive.  These adjustments are made before Windows tries to load.  If you miss it, you will need to restart the system again.

  When you start on the CD, follow the instructions:

  Press any key to boot from CD...

  Installing Windows... going to pronounce.

  Press 'R' to enter the Recovery Console.

  Select the installation that you want to access (usually 1: C:\WINDOWS)

  You may be asked to enter the password (usually empty).

  You should be in the folder C:\WINDOWS.  It's the same as the

  C:\Windows folder that you see in Solution Explorer.

  RC allows commands the base - copy, rename, replace, delete file, chkdsk, fixboot, fixmbr, cd, etc.

  Place in the C:\ directory and then remove the attribute "compressed" C:\ntldr file as follows:

  At the C:\WINDOWS prompt, enter the following commands:

  CD.

  attrib - c ntldr.

  Remove the CD, and then type "exit" to exit the RC and restart the computer.

  You have not to set the BIOS to boot the disk HARD since the CD won't be.

• My xp computer requires a boot disk.

  My lap top was just a disc burner and runs windows 7. I can't find my boot drive for my desk top dead and need to make a. Is there a free way to make a xp boot disk using a laptop with windows 7? Don't know much about computers as well...

  The Windows XP installation CD is a bootable disc and can be used to start Windows. When you use the Windows XP installation CD to start your computer, you can use the Windows Recovery Console to help recover the system software. For more information, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  314058 description of the Windows XP Recovery Console

• M93z - Slow WinPE boot disk

  Try machine M93z reimage with an image of Windows 7. With the help of a 32-bit WinPE boot disk. Added the e1d6232.inf NETWORK card driver in the boot.wim to the WinPE disc. Also tried to add the Lenovo and Intel AHCI drivers, but fixing the image is incredibly slow. About 45 minutes when the same image takes about 7 minutes on a M92z. Any ideas of something else I'm missing?

  RESOLVED: We have been able to solve ourselves, simply by creating a new bootable WinPE 5.0 floppy. It did not make any sense for us because we were not add all the drivers, but it worked. Duration of image down from 45 minutes to 12 minutes.

• I need to remove the uneeded files: Purenetworks and PCFix. But I get: not deletenmrsrc.dll: access denied make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not in use.

  Original title: remove unnecessary files

  I need to remove the uneeded files: Purenetworks and PCFix. But I get: not deletenmrsrc.dll: access denied make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not in use.

  Ditto for PCFIX.exe.

  How can I remove these and clean unnecessary files? Thank you.

  Hello

  1. how exactly you are trying to remove it?
  2 have you connected the administrator account?

  Step 1: Check if the problem persists in the clean boot state.

  From your computer by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs so that you can determine if a background program is interfering with your game or program. This type of boot is known as a "clean boot".

  Reference:

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  When you are finished troubleshooting, follow these steps to reset the computer to start as usual:

  1. click on start and then click Run.

  2. type msconfig and click OK.

  The System Configuration Utility dialog box appears.

  3. click on the tab general, click Normal Startup - load all services and device drivers and then click OK.

  4. When prompted, click on restart to restart the computer.

  Step 2: Take possession of these program at the following location folder, and then check the issue. C:\Program Files\ 

  Reference: How is ownership of a file or a folder in Windows XP