How to reduce transit time variability

List of contents of this article:

• 1,How to reduce transit time variability CD-ROM installation system steps
• 2, CD-ROMReinstall the system
• 3, CD-ROM installation System

CD-ROM installation system steps

CD-ROM installation system steps to enter BIOS settings to start up - insert CD-ROM - press DEL (desktop) or F2 key (most notebooks) or its It keys to enter the BIOS-set the computer to start from the CD-ROM-F10-Y-Enter, and the computer will automatically restart to enter the system installation. After updating the driver and installing the system, just update the driver with the driver sprite.

Insert the system CD into the computer's optical drive, then press the computer's power button and click the F12 key continuously. Some laptop models are F12 + FN keys.

Under normal power-on, put the CD into the optical drive and restart the computer (if it is abnormal, you can put it in after the power is turned on). Press DEL or other keys to enter the BIOS, and set the settings to start from DVD-F10-Y-Enter. After entering the PE interface, select "Install System" after entering the PE interface.

You can follow the steps below to install the system disk system, buy a win7 CD, buy a win7 CD, and put the system CD into the optical drive. Set the startup mode to turn on the power, and then observe the prompts on the screen. Before starting the system, press "F2" to set the BIOS.

CD-ROM Reinstallation System

Power-Insert CD-ROM-Press DEL (desktop) or F2 key (most notebooks) or other keys to enter BIOS-Set the computer to start from CD-F10-Y-Enter, the computer automatically Enter the system installation. After updating the driver and installing the system, just update the driver with the driver sprite. After the boot installation is completed from the hard disk, restart.

First of all, after downloading the software, open it normally ("one-click reinstall system"). The program will detect the current system environment by default. After the detection is completed, click "Next".

Under normal power-on, put the CD into the optical drive and restart the computer (if it is abnormal, you can put it in after the power is turned on). Press DEL or other keys to enter the BIOS, and set the settings to start from DVD-F10-Y-Enter.After entering the PE interface, select "Install System" after entering the PE interface.

CD-ROM installation system

1. Put the CD-ROM, buy a win7 CD-ROM, and put the system CD-ROM into the optical drive. Turn on the power in the BIOS settings, and then observe the prompts on the screen. Press "F2" to set the BIOS before starting the system.

2. Turn on the computer and press the Delete key when the computer self-checks, (Note: Some computers are Enter and F1 keys). After entering the CMOS interface, select the Startup option with the left and right keys on the keyboard. Select the first PrimaryBootSequence option and press the Enter key on the keyboard.

3. The first step, setOptical opening: The so-called optical opening means that the computer first reads the optical drive when starting up. In this way, if there is a CD with optical opening function in the optical drive, it can be read out before the hard disk starts (for example, when installing the system from the CD).

4. Pop up a dialog box to perform the decompression process of the CD image file, which needs to wait a few minutes. After decompression, we open the installation directory and find the [install system.exe] program.

5. To install from the disc, the BIOS should be set so that the system can start from the disc. The method is as follows: BIOS settings start the computer. When the Press Del to Enter BIOS Setup prompt message is displayed on the screen, press the Del key on the keyboard to enter the motherboard BIOS setting interface.