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First, insert the U disk on the computer, then restart, set it in the U disk in the BIOS, and then perform the Windows PE system. After entering the PE system, the general PE system will have a program, that is, Vista installation support program. Of course, Win7 is the same core as Vista, of course, which is common. Double -click to open this program. Then there will be a window similar to the command line. There is a prompt, that is, whether to enable the support of installing the Win7 system, press the Y key on the keyboard, and then return to determine. Then this program starts to operate. When the following figures appear as follows, it means that you can install the system normally in PE, and the near -arbitrary key exit this program. Then click the start menu, and then select software such as virtual optical drive in the program menu. Such software will be available in all common U disk booster tools, but the name may be different, but there will be such functions. Click this virtual optical drive software. Then click the loading button to start loading a Windows7 system mirror file. The premise is that you must copy the Win7 mirror to the U disk, or in the hard disk. Click this browse button to find the position of this system mirror file, and then load. Find this Win7 image in the U disk or computer, then click the opening button to start loading to the software. The file is in ISO format. After finding it, click to open it. When loading, it should be a win7 image, and then click the OK button to start loading to the system. Now return to the desktop of the PE system, and then open the icon of this computer. As shown in the figure, now I will find this virtual optical drive that has been loaded successfully. Among all the lists of the computer, there is a mobile disk, which is a CD of Win7 system that has just been loaded. Now double -click this mobile disk. Then there will be a program that starts to install the system. At this time, click to start installation to fully complete this installation process. The specific installation process is no longer described.
First, insert the U disk on the computer, then restart, set it in the U disk in the BIOS, and then perform the Windows PE system. After entering the PE system, the general PE system will have a program, that is, Vista installation support program. Of course, Win7 is the same core as Vista, of course, which is common. Double -click to open this program. Then there will be a window similar to the command line. There is a prompt, that is, whether to enable the support of installing the Win7 system, press the Y key on the keyboard, and then return to determine. Then this program starts to operate. When the following figures appear as follows, it means that you can install the system normally in PE, and the near -arbitrary key exit this program. Then click the start menu, and then select software such as virtual optical drive in the program menu. Such software will be available in all common U disk booster tools, but the name may be different, but there will be such functions. Click this virtual optical drive software. Then click the loading button to start loading a Windows7 system mirror file. The premise is that you must copy the Win7 mirror to the U disk, or in the hard disk. Click this browse button to find the position of this system mirror file, and then load. Find this Win7 image in the U disk or computer, then click the opening button to start loading to the software. The file is in ISO format. After finding it, click to open it. When loading, it should be a win7 image, and then click the OK button to start loading to the system. Now return to the desktop of the PE system, and then open the icon of this computer. As shown in the figure, now I will find this virtual optical drive that has been loaded successfully. Among all the lists of the computer, there is a mobile disk, which is a CD of Win7 system that has just been loaded. Now double -click this mobile disk. Then there will be a program that starts to install the system. At this time, click to start installation to fully complete this installation process. The specific installation process is no longer described.