Operation of "HDD boot"
Execute the "Startup Environment Creation Tool"
on the PC you want to erase, and install the "Boot up
Erase Program" on the system hard disk of that PC. When you restart your PC,
the "Boot up Erase Program" will start and you can erase the hard disk of that
PC.
Even if the HDD installation is completed and the "Boot up Erase Program" is
started, the disk interface may not be supported or the network card may not be
supported. In that case, the disk cannot be erased or the network log cannot
be written. Please use it on a PC with a model number whose operation has been
confirmed in advance.
If the disk is not recognized by the "Boot up Erase Program" or cannot be
started, start it with a CD / USB flash drive and erase the PC.
* This process rewrites the startup environment. By incorporating the erase
program, you may not be able to start up Windows. Perform the process on the
assumption that it will be deleted. * If you are using 64-bit Windows and
GPT partition / UEFI boot, use the UEFI boot system to boot. * If you are
using 32bit UEFI, 32bit Windows and GPT partition / UEFI boot, the CPU must be
64-bit compatible. * When booting with the Legacy/BIOS, write the boot file
to the system drive. If the file system is
encrypted (NTFS encryption or other software encryption), you will not be able
to boot.
Current boot environment
Shows the current Windows boot environment. Based on the environment
recognized here, it is judged whether or not the setting is possible when
performing the embedded processing. * Please let us know this information if
you have any problems with the embedded process.
Options
For the options , see "Common options".
Execute [HDD]
Check "[HDD] boot confirm" and then click "Execute [HDD]". Executes the process
of embedding in the hard disk. * Processing will take some time. Please wait
until the end message appears.
Items to check in the boot environment
The following items are checked. If a check error occurs, boot "Boot up
erase program" from the CD / USB flash drive and erase it.
Legacy(BIOS) boot |
system drive |
System drive is "C" |
file system |
File system on the system drive is NTFS |
disk containing system drive |
The disk must be the first disk (0) on the system |
partition style |
Partition style is MBR, not GPT. |
partition NO. |
System is on partition 0-3. |
bootable |
One of 0-3 partitions are bootable (It may be different from the
system) |
Free space on C drive |
65M or more free space |
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UEFI boot |
Windows |
64bit Windows or When 32bit Windows, 32bit UEFI and 64bit CPU. |
disk containing system drive |
The disk must be the first disk (0) on the system |
partition style |
Partition style is GPT, not MBR |
Free space on UEFI partition |
65M or more free space |
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Folder to be created
In the BIOS(Legacy) boot environment c: \gp_boot folder will be
created to save the current Windows startup environment as well as the erase
program startup environment. Do not delete or rewrite this folder if you
have the possibility of returning to the previous Windows boot environment.
* If this folder is compressed or encrypted, it will not be able to start.
Restore setting
You can use this button in an environment where a boot environment for erasing
has been set. If you want to revert to the previous Windows boot
environment, perform this process. * Depending on the environment, it may
not be possible to recover correctly. Perform the installation work on the
assumption that it will be erased.
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