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M.2 solid-state drive is OKX Wallet extensiona popular storage device on the market at present. It has the advantages of small size and fast speed, so it is favored by consumers. When installing the operating system, it is also a common practice to install the system on the M.2 solid-state drive, because it can greatly improve the startup speed and response speed of the system. This article will introduce how to install Windows 7 to the M.2 solid-state drive. The steps are as follows: Step 1: Preparation Before installing the operating system, we need to prepare some necessary tools and materials, including: 1. A computer. Two. An M.2 solid-state drive. 3. OneA Windows 7 installation CD or Windows 7 installation image file. Four. A USB flash drive. 5. A tool that can make a USB boot disk, such as Ultraiso or Rufus. 6. A computer that can boot the USB flash drive. Step 2: BIOS settings Before installing the system on the M.2 solid-state drive, we need to enter the BIOS settings and identify it as a usable boot device. 1. Insert the M.2 solid-state drive into the M.2 slot of the computer. Two. Restart the computer and press the F2 or Delete key to enter the BIOS settings when starting up. 3. Find the Boot item in the BIOS settings, select Boot Option Priorities, and M.2 Adjust the boot order of the solid-state drive to the first one. Four. Save and exit the BIOS. Step 3: The process of making a USB disk boot disk is relatively simple. We can use tools such as Ultraiso or Rufus to complete it. 1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer to make sure that the data on the USB flash drive has been backed up, because in the process of making the USB flash drive boot disk, all the data on the USB flash drive will be cleared. Two. Open tools such as Ultraiso or Rufus, select the installation mirror file of Windows 7 and start making a USB boot disk. After the production is completed, we can start the computer from the USB flash drive and start installing Windows 7. Step 4: Install Windows 7 to M.2 solid-state drive 1. Plug in the made USB flash driveEnter the computer and press F12 or other shortcut keys when booting up, choose to boot from the USB flash drive and enter the Windows 7 installer. Two. In the installer, follow the prompts to complete a series of settings. 3. In the interface of selecting the installation location, we need to select the M.2 solid-state drive as the installation directory. Four. At this time, in the installer, we can press the Shift+F10 shortcut key to open the command line prompt, enter the "diskpart" command and press Enter. 5. Then, enter the "list disk" command to view the list of available disks. Confirm the disk number of M.2 solid-state drive, such as Disk 0. 6. Enter the "sel disk 0" command and select M.2 solid-state drive. 7. Enter the "clean" command to clear M.2 Partition information of solid-state drive. Eight. Enter the "create partition primary" command to create a new main partition. Nine. Enter the "format quick" command to quickly format the M.2 solid-state drive. 10. Exit the command line mode and continue to complete the subsequent installation operations. Step 5: After installation, when the Windows 7 installer prompts that the installation has been completed, we need to enter the BIOS settings again and set the M.2 solid-state drive as the first boot device, so that the system can start normally at the next startup. After completing the system installation, we can check whether the M.2 solid-state drive has been correctly identified through the device manager. Summary: Install Windows 7 to M.2 The boot speed and response speed of the system can be greatly improved on the solid-state drive. However, during the installation process, we need to carry out some steps such as BIOS setting, USB disk boot disk production and command line operation, so some operation experience is required. However, as long as you follow the steps in this article, I believe that everyone can successfully install Windows 7 on the M.2 solid-state drive.

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