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So wala kang usb, pero gusto mo mag reformat or mag reinstall ng bagong operating system ng PC mo? I got you. Just follow this tutorial.
Requirements:
1. PC or Laptop with working OS (of course)
2. EasyBCD (Software use for managing boot loader. It's free, search on Google to download.)
3. An ISO of Operating System (The new OS you want to use.)
4. Winrar or 7-Zip (Pick only one)
Procedure:
First, You must create a new partition to your hard drive. Madali lang yan, nood ka sa YøùTùbé kung paano. Kasi dun mo iinstall yung bagong OS. Don't worry di masisira yang pc mo di mo naman pwede ma delete yung partition which your OS currently use to run your PC. Pero basahin mong mabuti bago mag click ha. Baka accidentally ma delete or format mo yung partition which you already have, (If you do already have a partition.) Dapat nasa 50GB or up yung new partition mo ha. Syempre para di maaberya sa full storage.
Then, using 7Zip or Winrar. Extract the ISO na download mo na OS, dun sa bagong partition na ginawa mo. Extract mo lang dun. Wala ka na ibang ilalagay sa partition na yun. It needs to be untouch para safe install.
Then open the EasyBCD software, Go to Boot Manager, Select Add new Boot, select WinPE and select the partition you created as a directory. Then click the + button. Ayan goods na. Dito madalas magkakamali ka. Delikado mangi-alam sa bootloader. Pwede kasing di mo na maopen yung pc mo if madelete mo yung boot ng OS which you currently use. So don't delete anything ha. Tignan mabuti bago mag click. Don't delete, Just add a new boot. So you can always retry if di gumana yung ginawa mong new boot.
Now shut down your computer, and turn it on again. (Don't restart the computer or it will not work) Just shut it down and turn it on again. Now, automatically it will detect a dual OS. So your PC is now in dual boot. Now between the two choices, select WinPE.
Now don't worry di masisira ang pc mo. You can always go back if you failed. Until this next step. Pag nagkamali ka sa next step, pwede magkaproblema.
Now the further steps are easy if you already know how to install an OS. Just wait for it to load, (It may take some time. Do not turn off your PC.) after loaded, just follow the instructions and it will all good.
Then, just install new drivers to your pc. Use softwares such as DriverPack Solutions Online (Requires Internet Connection).
Now to remove the old OS you used before. Just go to the same method when you created a new partition. But this time select the partition of your OLD OS and delete it. Format it. OR you can keep your OLD and NEW OS. Yes, everytime na mag turn on ang pc mo pipili ka sa dalawang OS. (kung di mo dinelete yung old OS partition mo).
Now you're all set, your computer will always boot on your new OS.
Author's Note:
Currently I use dual boot on my laptop to separate my Work and Educational Purpose on my one OS. And my second OS is a modified Windows 10 Gamer Edition at puro games lang ang nandun hehe. Di mas masaya. Para di ako ma distract sa games while working, since if maglalaro ako kailangan ko pa i shutdown pc to boot on my another OS.
Requirements:
1. PC or Laptop with working OS (of course)
2. EasyBCD (Software use for managing boot loader. It's free, search on Google to download.)
3. An ISO of Operating System (The new OS you want to use.)
4. Winrar or 7-Zip (Pick only one)
Procedure:
First, You must create a new partition to your hard drive. Madali lang yan, nood ka sa YøùTùbé kung paano. Kasi dun mo iinstall yung bagong OS. Don't worry di masisira yang pc mo di mo naman pwede ma delete yung partition which your OS currently use to run your PC. Pero basahin mong mabuti bago mag click ha. Baka accidentally ma delete or format mo yung partition which you already have, (If you do already have a partition.) Dapat nasa 50GB or up yung new partition mo ha. Syempre para di maaberya sa full storage.
Then, using 7Zip or Winrar. Extract the ISO na download mo na OS, dun sa bagong partition na ginawa mo. Extract mo lang dun. Wala ka na ibang ilalagay sa partition na yun. It needs to be untouch para safe install.
Then open the EasyBCD software, Go to Boot Manager, Select Add new Boot, select WinPE and select the partition you created as a directory. Then click the + button. Ayan goods na. Dito madalas magkakamali ka. Delikado mangi-alam sa bootloader. Pwede kasing di mo na maopen yung pc mo if madelete mo yung boot ng OS which you currently use. So don't delete anything ha. Tignan mabuti bago mag click. Don't delete, Just add a new boot. So you can always retry if di gumana yung ginawa mong new boot.
Now shut down your computer, and turn it on again. (Don't restart the computer or it will not work) Just shut it down and turn it on again. Now, automatically it will detect a dual OS. So your PC is now in dual boot. Now between the two choices, select WinPE.
Now don't worry di masisira ang pc mo. You can always go back if you failed. Until this next step. Pag nagkamali ka sa next step, pwede magkaproblema.
Now the further steps are easy if you already know how to install an OS. Just wait for it to load, (It may take some time. Do not turn off your PC.) after loaded, just follow the instructions and it will all good.
Then, just install new drivers to your pc. Use softwares such as DriverPack Solutions Online (Requires Internet Connection).
Now to remove the old OS you used before. Just go to the same method when you created a new partition. But this time select the partition of your OLD OS and delete it. Format it. OR you can keep your OLD and NEW OS. Yes, everytime na mag turn on ang pc mo pipili ka sa dalawang OS. (kung di mo dinelete yung old OS partition mo).
Now you're all set, your computer will always boot on your new OS.
Author's Note:
Currently I use dual boot on my laptop to separate my Work and Educational Purpose on my one OS. And my second OS is a modified Windows 10 Gamer Edition at puro games lang ang nandun hehe. Di mas masaya. Para di ako ma distract sa games while working, since if maglalaro ako kailangan ko pa i shutdown pc to boot on my another OS.
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