Acronis os selector 8.0 User Manual
Next you have to boot the configuration that has been created by Setup so
that the installation program can continue its work. Unlike installation,
upgrade does not require any intervention from the user. At this stage
primary copying is done, and the computer is rebooted. After this reboot
Acronis OS Selector considers the upgrade to be over, and a new Boot Menu
item with the name corresponding to this operating system appears. Choose
this item to continue the upgrade.
that the installation program can continue its work. Unlike installation,
upgrade does not require any intervention from the user. At this stage
primary copying is done, and the computer is rebooted. After this reboot
Acronis OS Selector considers the upgrade to be over, and a new Boot Menu
item with the name corresponding to this operating system appears. Choose
this item to continue the upgrade.
The next stage, which actually happens within the installed operating
system, is a final one. Hardware is detected, files are copied, and settings
are saved. Yet another reboot takes you to the new operating system.
system, is a final one. Hardware is detected, files are copied, and settings
are saved. Yet another reboot takes you to the new operating system.
11.4 Restoring (Repairing) an Already-Installed Windows
NT/2000/XP Operating System
11.4.1 Gaining Access to Windows NT/2000/XP Boot Menu
When adding a Windows NT/2000/XP operating system to the Boot Menu,
Acronis OS Selector modifies the BOOT.INI file so that the boot menu of the
operating system loader does not appear. If for some reason you need
access to this menu, select the necessary configuration in the Boot Menu and
start editing files. In the text editor window find the «timeout=xx» line and
remove the comment («;») character in its beginning:
Acronis OS Selector modifies the BOOT.INI file so that the boot menu of the
operating system loader does not appear. If for some reason you need
access to this menu, select the necessary configuration in the Boot Menu and
start editing files. In the text editor window find the «timeout=xx» line and
remove the comment («;») character in its beginning:
11.4.2 Running Windows NT/2000/XP Setup Program to Restore an Already
Installed Operating System
To restore an already installed Windows NT/2000/XP operating system you
have to initiate the 1
have to initiate the 1
st
stage of Windows NT/2000/XP full installation. The
computer also has to be in the context of the operating system you are going
to restore. Your actions depend on the way you start the setup program:
to restore. Your actions depend on the way you start the setup program:
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