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Disquette de démarrage
Une disquette de démarrage (en anglais Bootdisk) est une disquette spécialement conçue pour le rédémarrage d'un système d'exploitation.
Elle permet par exemple de
- d'installer un nouveau système
- démarrer un système dont le disque dur principal est défectueux.
Avec la possibilité de démarrer les systèmes sur d'autres supports comme les CD-Rom, l'usage d'une disquette de démarrage est devenu beaucoup plus rare. Le recours à d'anciennes disquettes de démarrage reste toutefois pratique pour certaines opérations (mise à jour de BIOS, restauration Ghost (informatique)).
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Catégorie : Amorçage de l'ordinateur
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