Copying files PROBLEMATIC IN COMPUTER

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In the INFO IT NETWORK BEFORE, you are taught how to create a disk "boot" that can be used to restore the troubled system. Discs can be created to record (burn) files Hiren's BootCD 13, on sheets CD / DVD through the application of a suitable recorder. Interestingly, the disc "boot" can help you in the rescue work, such as Spread the seized fake antivirus programs.


The operation can be Implemented as malware hidden traces are visible and can be removed without any Restrictions. Recovery discs can also be used to access important files that are trapped in the affected system. If your Windows system failed to pass the "boot", try to use this disk to access the system's hard drive.


Through this disc you can copy files from internal hard drive into an external hard drive. Instead, you can transfer files from a USB drive into the internal hard drive, eg malware removal application file. All this can be done through the operating system (OS) to complete the mini-disc.



HOW TO USE Step 1: It is assumed you already have a USB hard drive. If not, please get in the market with the desired capacity. In addition to the USB drive is installed, you can create it yourself by buying a 2.5 inch hard disk drive and casing (separately), then combined. In this guide, a USB hard drive capacity 320 GB (GoFlex from Seagate FREEAGENT) was selected. When the driver of the box, connect the USB port of the complement system (PC / notebook) you (Figure 1).



Step 2: Next Provided is a disc (CD / DVD) "boot" or the rescue comes the Hiren's BootCD 13. Files in http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd or http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download. Once downloaded, the record file (the format ISO) using software such as Portable InfraRecorder 0:52 or similar software. When finished, label the disk. Then, turn on your system and insert the disk "boot" (Hiren's BootCD 13) Completion created into the CD / DVD-ROM (Figure 2).


Step 3: Restart (restart) the system and the screen will display key Utara Should be pressed to select the "boot". Some Notebooks use the F9 key, while some PCs use the F12 key (Figure 3). When the menu to "boot" is displayed, select the menu to have the "boot" from CD / DVD-ROM (Figure 4). Then press Enter and exit from the display. Instead of the above, the "boot" from CD / DVD-ROM can also be determined by the BIOS screen.

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