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1. #Recover mikrotik chr install#
2. #Recover mikrotik chr drivers#
3. #Recover mikrotik chr driver#
4. #Recover mikrotik chr archive#
5. #Recover mikrotik chr windows#

#Recover mikrotik chr windows#

The window that shows your Windows hard drive. You can click “no” here, and it will drop back to So, let it try to repair automatically at least once. It will scan your drives, hopefully showing your Windows drive. Your language and other things and hit next:Īt the bottom of the window is an option that says “repair”, click this:

#Recover mikrotik chr install#

Option or boot off your Windows 7 install disc. YouĬan do this by right clicking and selecting 7-Zip -> Extract toĬopy the extracted folder to a CD, thumb drive, or external USB drive. They’ve finished downloading, you need to extract them to a folder.

#Recover mikrotik chr driver#

The primary one you need is the IDE/AHCI/SATA driver files.

#Recover mikrotik chr drivers#

In this example, the manufacturer is MSI (Micro-Star International), so we can get the drivers by a quick Google search for “ MSI Motherboard Driver Downloads.” If you don’t know the model number you can use CPUID and locate the model number and manufacturer on the “ Mainboard” tab: Get your motherboard drivers downloaded from the manufacturer’s website. Option, or the system repair option on the Windows boot options screen

#Recover mikrotik chr archive#

The archive program “7-Zip” available from installed.Use CPUID(CPU-Z) to find the model number if you don’t have it handy. You’ve installed a new motherboard and now your existing, installedĬopy of Windows 7 won’t boot, failing somewhere before the logo finishesĭisplaying with a quick blue screen? Well here’s one way to fix it. 原文地址： Posted in Windows Leave a Comment on Run RouterOS in Azure HowTo: Repair Windows 7 Install After Replacing Motherboard Secure your connections in productional environment! WARNING: Winbox and SSH with username/passsword via a public IP address is very unsecure but it’s just a demo. You have to know how Azure networking works. Interfaces, IP addresses and routes are a littlebit complex but not Now you can connect to the CHR’s public IP with Winbox and SSH too. The network security groupīelongs to the VM’s network interface resource not the VM, so thisĬonfiguration is a littlebit easier on GUI.Ĭreate an inbound rule for Winbox 8291 port. Ssh is also working, but for this, first you have to create a rule in the automatically-created network security group, Get the VM’s public IP address and connect via SSH: $ip = az vm show -d -resource-group DemoRSC -name CHRVM -query publicIps -o tsv az storage blob upload -account-key xxxx -account-name chrteststorageaccount -container-name imagecontainer -file C:/temp/chr-6.46.7.vhd -name chr-6.46.7.vhd -type pageĬreate an OS image from the uploaded image: (CHR image only supports Hyper-V generation 1, ‘V1’ virtual machines) az image create -name chr646image -resource-group DemoRSC -location northeurope -os-type linux -hyper-v-generation V1 -source įinally deploy a VM from the image: (select a cheap vm size, Standard_B1ls is more than enough and it’s only 4EUR / month) az vm create -name CHRVM -resource-group DemoRSC -location northeurope -size Standard_B1ls -image chr646image -admin-username username -admin-password -nsg-rule SSH (use your own account key instead of xxxx) The new VHD must be a page blob. az storage container create -name imagecontainer -account-name chrteststorageaccount If it’s successfull, you have to create a container within the storage account. az storage account create -name chrteststorageaccount -resource-group DemoRSC In Azure you will need to create a storage account: ( use Azure CLI in your terminal) If you prefer GUI, you can do this few steps on Azure portal, the parameters are the same. VHD! For this, use Powershell and use fixed type virtual disk! Convert-VHD -Path C:\temp\chr-6.46.7.vhdx -DestinationPath C:\temp\chr-6.46.7.vhd -VHDType Fixed

Supports only VHD files to create OS images. Templates, but you can create custom OS images to deploy a virtualĭownload the CHR VHDX image from MikroTik. This version name is MikroTik CHR, (Cloud Hosted Router).ĭefault in the MS Azure marketplace there are no MikroTik appliance VMWare, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, KVM and others. Provide a version of RouterOS which supports the x86-64-bitĪrchitecture and can be used on most of the popular hypervisors such as Yes, it’s possible to have a (virtual) MikroTik router in the cloud.