Instalasi Windows 8
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows. Show all posts
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Saturday, September 8, 2012
How (and Why) to Partition Your Hard Drive
Disk partitioning--separating one physical hard drive into multiple
independent volumes--can relieve all sorts of computer-related
headaches, and thanks to the Disk Management tool included with Windows 7
and Vista, you can perform the task without expensive third-party
software. Here's how to use Disk Management to make the most of your
hard drive.
Why Partitioning Your Hard Drive Makes Sense
Most PCs come from the factory with a single partition on their hard drive, meaning that it shows up as one drive in the Computer window (as C:, typically). But keeping your data, applications, and operating system on the same partition can be risky because, if something happens to the partition's index file (the file that tells your computer where the various pieces of your data are located), your computer won't be able to boot up off that drive--and even if you boot up with a recovery disc or external drive, you won't be able to access the rest of your data.
How to Download and Install Windows 8 Into a Virtual Machine
We've shown you how to go about installing the new Windows 8 developer preview on a brand-new hard drive or a partition of your existing hard drive--that's easy.
However, most of you probably just want to check out Windows 8 without making a commitment to installing the OS on its own separate drive (or drive portion). No problem! You can still fiddle with the new OS in an environment that's much easier to remove once tinkering time ends, thanks to the power of virtual machines--applications that let you run a virtual PC inside your PC (cue Inception music).
However, most of you probably just want to check out Windows 8 without making a commitment to installing the OS on its own separate drive (or drive portion). No problem! You can still fiddle with the new OS in an environment that's much easier to remove once tinkering time ends, thanks to the power of virtual machines--applications that let you run a virtual PC inside your PC (cue Inception music).
How to Download and Install Windows 8 on a New Partition
Install Windows XP From USB Drive Part-II
I previously wrote an article Install Windows XP from USB Flash/Pen Drive part-I.
This process allows you make a USB flash disk/drive bootable and
exactly the same as the XP installation CD. To make the whole process
you should have a PC/Computer/Laptop with CD/DVD Rom. Once you make your
USB drive ready to boot windows XP setup from it then you can start
Installing Windows XP from that USB Disk/drive in any computer.Also read how to Install Any Software You need In Your USB Flash Drive With Mojopac.
I shall describe the process how to make the USB drive ready to install XP in your computer step by step.
Requirements:
1. At first you have to get a USB flash drive/disk(at least 1 GB).
2. XP_FROM_USB.rar from the given link below:
Download link
Update: You should have XP installed computer for this process.
Windows 7 Installation Guide
The Windows 7 is finally here. It's released for beta testers a
few days ago and I am here with a small step by step picture guided tour
through the installation process. I downloaded the x86 version of the
M3 build ( build No: 6801) from Microsoft Connect site, which is 2.72 GB
ISO. The x64 version is around 3.2 GB in size.The installation process was just like vista setup and to my surprise completed in just around 20 minutes in my low end Virtual hardware. This surely indicates the performance improvements Microsoft has put on this windows vista replacement.
