I haven't tried in XP since at this point it's a legacy OS, it would probably be easier to do the procedure on a Vista machine if you have access to one then just copy the XP SP3 disk over to it should work the same way.
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I found Mark Talioferro note of 15TH July 2009 explaining how to...
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Hi,
I found Mark Talioferro note of 15TH July 2009 explaining how to do this. I am running XP SP3 Home edition. I tried to follow the procedure. Formatting to ntfs was okay. I started DISKPART (no pretty windows in XP) I selected the USB "select volume 3" in my case. The blog said just type in Active to activate the drive but on my computer typing active just gets the question define a ...
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werty316 replied 6 months ago
Using this method of making a bootable USB drive doesn't work with Windows XP. It only works with Vista & Windows 7.
If you want to make a bootable Windows XP installation USB drive try a program called " WinSetupFromUSB ". I've had problems with the newest version(0.2.3) however version 0.1.1 worked flawlessly every time.
Not to crap on your guide, but for anyone who wants an easier way of...
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Methious replied 6 months ago
Will the free trial version do it or do you need to pay 29.95 for the full blown version?
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werty316 replied 6 months ago
A trial version will work just fine.
1. Download and install UltraISO.
2. Plug in a USB drive.
3. Open the image file or setup DVD of Vista/W7 using UltraISO.
4. Click on the " Bootable " dropdown menu.
5. Choose " Write disk image... ".
6. press the " Write " button.
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werty316's Avatar replied 6 months ago
A trial version will work just fine.
1. Download and install UltraISO.
2. Plug in a USB drive.
3. Open the image file or setup DVD of Vista/W7 using UltraISO.
4. Click on the " Bootable " dropdown menu.
5. Choose " Write disk image... ".
6. press the " Write " button.
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Methious replied 6 months ago
Cool thanks for the info sounds like article material to me.
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Methious's Avatar replied 6 months ago
Cool thanks for the info sounds like article material to me.
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werty316 replied 6 months ago
Glad I can help; I can't remember where I originally got the information from but there is a great guide posted here: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/18...umb-drive.h tml
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werty316's Avatar replied 6 months ago
Glad I can help; I can't remember where I originally got the information from but there is a great guide posted here: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/18...umb-drive.h tml
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mukherjee replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago
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A trial version will work just fine.
1. Download and install UltraISO.
2. Plug in a USB drive.
3. Open the image file or setup DVD of Vista/W7 using UltraISO.
4. Click on the " Bootable " dropdown menu.
5. Choose " Write disk image... ".
6. press the " Write " button.
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