安裝win xp恢復控制台

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Installing Windows XP Recovery Console

Installing Windows XP Recovery Console
The Recovery Console is a command line (similar to DOS) that provides a long list of commands that you can use to troubleshoot/fix your computer when your computer does not start properly or does not start at all. If you can't get into safe mode, you should consider using the Recovery Console.

In the Windows Recovery Console, you can:

Use, copy, rename, or replace operating system files and folders
Repair the file system boot sector or the Master Boot Record (MBR)
Enable or disable service or device startup when you next start your computer
Create and format partitions on drives
There are different ways in which you can access the Recovery Console. You could load it from the Windows XP CD-ROM when the need arises, but it might be better to install the Recovery Console on your system before you need it. The advantage of having the Recovery Console installed on your system is that you can access it much more quickly.

Now you need to realize that in some cases you will not be able to boot from your hard drive, so you'd still need to boot from your Windows XP CD. But for a number of other problems it might be beneficial to have the Recovery Console installed on your hard disk.

Installing the Recovery Console on your system takes up around 7MB of disk space. To install the Recovery Console on your system follow these steps:

While running Windows XP, insert your Windows XP CD in the drive, and click Exit when the installation options are displayed
(You can skip this if you already have the \i386 directory on your hard drive)
Select Start > Run and in the Open box type: {X}:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons
Where {X} should be the driver letter of your CD drive. If the i386 directory is already installed on your computer, you can just type the path to it, for example C:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons
Follow the instructions to install the Recovery Console, when the installation is complete, restart your computer
The Recovery Console will show up in the list of available operating systems in the boot menu. to use the Recovery Console, you need administrator privileges
To speed up the boot menu, select Start > Control Panel > System > Advanced tab. Click the Startup and Recovery Settings button. In the System startup portion you can adjust the time used to display the bootmenu.

If you don't have a Windows XP CD (some system builders only supply you with a "Recovery CD"), it should be possible to install the Recovery Console from the Windows XP Setup disks. Information on obtaining Windows XP Setup Boot Disks can be found in Microsoft Knowledge Base article 310994.

More information on using the Recovery Console, including a short description of the commands can be found in Microsoft Knowledge Base article 307654.

Microsoft Knowledge Base Articles Relating to the Recovery Console: 303139 - Recovery Console Cannot Be Installed on 64-Bit Windows Platforms
308402 - Cannot Log On to Recovery Console After Running Sysprep
310497 - HOW TO: Add More Power to Recovery Console By Using Group Policy in Windows XP
312149 - HOW TO: Enable Administrator to Log On Automatically in Recovery Console
314058 - Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console

當電腦因某些原因不能正常進入視窗時，便需要進入〔修復控制台〕內將問題修復功能近似舊版本視窗的 DOS Command Prompt 一樣，當然如果電腦不能啟動時便需要用 Windows XP 光盤啟動電腦及在光盤執行〔修復控制台〕的功能
安 裝 辦 法
先將 Windows XP 光盤放入光盤驅動器內
在〔開始〕→〔執行〕→鍵入〔X:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons〕後便會顯示一個對話框，確認是否安裝〔修復控制台〕按〔Y〕便執行安裝程序
X = 光盤驅動器的代號
p.s..它會連線微軟更新下載，按取消即可。
安裝完畢後下次開機時啟動選單便會多了一個〔Microsoft Windows Recovery Console〕的選擇，詳細〔修復控制台〕的命令可參考多重啟動及XP命令表

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