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How to package an XP system by yourself
The first step is to reduce the weight of the system, otherwise even if Ghost is compressed to the maximum, a CD can't fit. The specific method is: turn off power management. Right-click a blank space on the desktop, select the "Properties" item, then click the "Power" button under the "Screen Saver" tab, and finally uncheck "Enable Hiberfil.sys" under the "Hibernation" tab. At this time, the system will automatically delete the Hiberfil.sys file with the same size as the actual memory of the computer under the root directory of drive C ... and close the system restore. Right-click the desktop My Computer, select the Properties item, select the System Restore tab, select Turn off System Restore on all drives, click OK, and then delete the System Volume Information folder under the root directory of drive C, and delete the help file. Open the: \Windows\help folder and delete all files in the directory. Delete the system backup file. At the command prompt, enter "sfc.exe/purgecache" to clear the backed-up DLL files in the folder C:\Windows\system32\dllcache, and then enter "sfc /cachesize=0" to cancel the automatic backup function. Delete redundant input methods. Windows XP comes with Japanese and Korean input methods, which are not needed at all. Open the directory C:\Windows\ime and delete all files except "CHSIME" and "SHARED" in other folders (the directory cannot be deleted directly). Delete files in the temporary directory. Open the folder c: \ documents and settings \ user name \ local settings \ temp and delete the files in it.

The second step is to modify the hardware driver of the system. The purpose of this is to clone a set of image files without the hardware information of the mother machine. This step is the key to universal cloning of Windows XP, otherwise computers cloned to other different chipset motherboards may not start at all! Right-click my computer, select Properties, click the Hardware tab, and then click the Device Manager button to open the Device Manager window. Expand the category of IDE ATA/ATAPI controller, right-click SIS PCI IDE UDMA controller (note that motherboards of different chipsets may display different names, such as "Intel (r) 8280 1dB ultra ATA controller" on Schott's computer), and select "update driver". Select "Install from List or Designated Location (Advanced)" in the pop-up update wizard, click "Next" button, select "No Search", select "Standard Dual-Channel PCI IDE Controller" (or "Standard Dual-Channel PCI IDE Controller") in the compatible hardware list, and then click "Next" button. After clicking "Finish", you will be prompted to restart, click. Expand the category of Computer, right-click Advanced Configuration Power Interface (ACPI) PC (the display of different motherboards may be different), and select Update Driver. In the update wizard that pops up, select "Install from list or specified location (advanced) → Next → No search → Standard PC→ Next" in turn, and finally click the "Finish" button, and you will be prompted to do it again.

The third step is to back up your system, because you need to uninstall all your drivers before packaging, and you can recover if it fails.

Step four, packaging. Specific tutorials and tools can be downloaded from the Rainforest and Deep Forum. The tutorial seems simple, but there are many problems in the middle. I hope you will succeed.