If you have a Windows XP Install ISO file and a USB flash drive or USB hard disk drive, you can install Windows XP to any IDE/SATA/SCSI/RAID system directly from the XP ISO file. The XP Install.

I know this question may be duplicated as follows: • • • • • but their 'answers' are neither answering the question, nor containing up-to-date materials. So my question is: • How to install Windows XP operating system on an external hard drive or USB flash drive? • Not to install Windows XP operating system from an external hard drive or USB flash drive. • After the above step, how to boot/run Windows XP operating system from the external hard drive or USB flash drive?

• Not to boot Windows XP installation setup from an external hard drive or USB flash drive. The reason I ask so clearly is as follows: • I successfully installed Windows 7 Ultimate operating system on an external hard drive by using. I can boot it from the external hard drive and use it like normal.

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Free download nero 7 premium serial number lookup. • I also want to do the same thing with Windows XP like the above. But WinToUSB gave me an error: Cannot find bootable image.(0x010000) and there is no solution online.

Please help me with solution like the software I used, thanks! Added (about the hack in the comment): I have no confidence to install a modified Windows XP setup. So I need volunteers to test it. • Materials: • • Original Cabinet SDK download page: www.pixelsplasher.com/_downloads/software/Microsoft-Cabinet-SDK • Requirements: • An existing Windows install for carrying out the steps in this tutorial • A USB2-compliant Hard disk drive (or a big USB2 stick, see remarks below) • An original Windows XP CD (tested only against SP1 so far, but reported to work on other versions) • A registered version of WinISO (or any other software that allows direct editing of ISO files) • The Microsoft CAB SDK • A CD-burning software that can handle ISO files. I like the free burnatonce.

Go direct to new description ================================================================================ Install of XP or Windows 7 from USB After Booting with 7 PE and by using WinNTSetup2_x86.exe and Setup ISO file in Virtual drive ================================================================================ 0. Use BOOT_USB.exe to prepare USB or HDD drive for booting with Grub4dos Menu and using 7 PE Boot Image file - Info BOOT_USB - - Info Make_PE3 - 1. Boot from USB or HDD with 7 PE loaded in RAMDISK - use Grub4dos Boot Menu and 7pe_x86_E.iso Boot Image file 2. Use R-mouse to Mount Windows Setup ISO in ImDisk virtual drive - If needed first Install ImDisk driver by running imdiskinst.exe (also available in makebt folder) 3. Quick Format TargetDrive - use NTFS FileSystem 4.

Run WinNTSetup2_x86.exe and prepare Target drive for Install of XP or Windows 7 Thanks to JFX - 5. Reboot from Target Drive and Install XP or Windows 7 Instead of 7 PE you can use any other way of booting that allows you to Format and prepare your Target Drive. You might decide e.g. To boot with Portable Windows XP IMG or with Windows 7 VHD from USB In any case you can use WinNTSetup2_x86.exe to prepare your Target drive for Install of XP or Windows 7 See Tutorial file XP-W7-Setup.txt in IMG_XP Help_Info folder Info IMG_XP - Download - End of Support The advantage is that you never boot from USB during XP Setup and that makes everything much more reliable and you have full control of what you are doing. Also using a single XP Setup ISO file mounted in ImDisk Virtual drive is much more reliable than having a bunch of XP Setup files on USB. Transfer of the ISO file to USB is much faster and easier to maintain.