Instalimi i Windows XP nga USB një stilolaps

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1. Shawn më 23 janar, 2009 1:48 am

   Nice tutorial!
   Thank you very much, duke përfshirë një referencë back to web faqen time.

   Shawn nga scartech.net

2. Jason Lee më 29 janar, 2009 1:29 mbi

   hmm i menduar RSS reader im ishte shtrirë, por ju nuk update post. hera e fundit të punës didn't por kjo nuk mashtrim!
   mate nice tutorial dhe cheers

3. prateek në 3 shkurt, 2009 7:25 mbi

   në BIOS Setting
   sistemin tim tregon pas alternativë, këto:
   USB-HDD
   USB-ZIP

   cili opcion është i drejtë për pajisjen boot të parë vendosjen e…. Plz let me know

   do të punojnë…

4. Frank më 5 shkurt, 2009 12:18 mbi

   prateek, Vendosur të USB-HDD se duhet të punojnë për ju. Nëse nuk punon ju gjithmonë mund të ndryshojë atë në vendosjen origjinale.

5. amitsahu më 5 shkurt, 2009 8:34 am

   vërtetë pas mbylljen drive stilolaps te n time lappy vendosjen n BIOS konfigurimit duke filluar lappy ,i gjetur mundësi dos disa si si ….. gjeni / menu.list
   gjeni / boot / grub / menu.list
   gjeni / grub / menu.list
   command line,
   reboot.
   ndaloj.

   tani wot të bëjë tjetër ….. ose im do ndonjë rrugë të gabuar……..

   plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ndihmoni…………..

6. Frank më 6 shkurt, 2009 12:57 mbi

   okay kjo do të thotë 2 gjëra:

   1. Pc juaj është e aftë të booting nga usb.

   2. Ka një problem me usb instaloni keni krijuar.

   Kjo mund të jetë ose për shkak të:
   - Një thyer stilolaps USB
   - Diçka ka shkuar keq kur e keni krijuar usb install.

   Është e mundshme që fotografi windows setup nuk ishin të kopjohet drive USB për disa arsye…

   Provoni remaking usb install.

7. Aaron më 7 shkurt, 2009 6:00 am

   'Njatjeta,

   Kjo nuk është duke punuar drejtë nga fillimi për mua. Kur të shkoj në formatin me PEtoUSB marr gabim:

   “FormatEx Gabim[11]: Një Error Occurred Formatimi Drive. "

   Nëse unë kontrolloni makinë e saj nuk është i formatuar tani (dritaret kërkon në formatin kur ju klikoni mbi atë) – mjet format HP doesnt punë ose për shkak se ajo kërkon për fotografi DOS-it që unë dont kanë, dhe sistemin e përdorimit DOS fotografi është gri.

   Any help appreciated
   Aaron

8. Jyot në shkurt 8, 2009 5:07 am

   Vetem nje e bëri atë mënyrë të saktë, por kur i zgjedhin pajisjen boot primar për USB – Asgjë FDD vjen.

9. Jyot në shkurt 8, 2009 5:30 am

   Unë u përpoq USB FDD, por nuk është ende booting

10. Frank në shkurt 8, 2009 5:32 am

    Jyot, Provo USB HDD

11. Frank më 9 shkurt, 2009 12:01 mbi

    Aaron,

    Unë nuk e kanë hasur në këtë problem personalisht, por i bëri një hulumtim pak për ju.

    I kanë arritur në përfundimin se:

    1. Kjo mund / nuk mund të punojnë në windows 2000
    2. Diçka mbi një 2 GB UDF (pajisje unversal flash) do të shkaktojë gabime me këtë metodë.
    3. Çdo gjë mbi 4GB do thjesht nuk punojnë.

    Kjo është për shkak të faktit se ne duhet të përdorim FAT16 LBA ne menyren e cila është kufizuar në një madhësi ndarjen e 2GB. Megjithëse, është raportuar se deri në një ndarje 4GB është i mbështetur, por është i njohur për shkak çështjet.

    Unë jam aktualisht investingating Ndarja stilolapsa të mëdha usb në mënyrë për t'i bërë ato në përputhje me procesin e.

    Referenca:

    http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:x1DeKhOcDSQJ:www.msfn.org/board/lofiversion/index.php/t110779.html+FormatEx+Error%5B11%5D&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=uk

    http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST&f=82&t=69211&st=0#entry474505

12. Jyot në 12 shkurt, 2009 3:14 am

    Frank. thanks a lot. Ne PC tim nuk ka mundësi të tilla si HDD por i remade gjithë gjë dhe tani gjobë të saj të punës me FDD.
    GR8 Puna

13. sheffrem 15 shkurt, 2009 2:21 mbi

    Faleminderit, ai ka punuar, por kur faza duke filluar 2 Unë do të thotë se ku ka për të filluar procesin e instaloni atë thonë se nuk është kjo skedë hal.dll humbur. pls help

14. Frank më 16 shkurt, 2009 3:43 am

    sheffrem,

    Kontrolloni porosinë tuaj boot në BIOS. Hard drive ju dëshironi të instaloni edhe duhet të vendosen si pajisje boot dytë.

    Për Këpucën duhet të

    1. pen usb
    2. HDD ju jeni duke instaluar shumë.

    The reason you are getting this error is because instead of booting the second part of set up it is trying to boot your previous windows install.

    If your boot order is not the problem try remaking the usb installer from scratch. Some files may be missing from the pen drive.

15. vikas on February 17th, 2009 11:58 mbi

    'Njatjeta,

    very thanks to show up this tutorial

    i made my kingston 4gb pen drive bootable according to this tutes but the problem is when it is in first phase shows “now windows is starting ” like searching ur hard disk it shows blue screen and stop working

    plz tell me what is this

16. Frank on February 17th, 2009 4:43 am

    Vikas,

    Can you try re-making the usb install. It is likely that some of the files may not have copied over from your xp cd or image.

    Please report back with the result.

17. vikas on February 18th, 2009 10:57 mbi

    thanks for answering frank

    actually i had 160gb sata hd in my pc and c: is preformatted from ntfs

    is this ntfs partition is the problem or not
    because in first phase when “setup is installing windows”
    is running then it shows blue screen

    i think the software has problem with ntfs

    tell me
    Faleminderit

18. Frank on February 18th, 2009 1:33 am

    vikas,

    You are going to have to either delete any pre existing partitions or use another HDD. The existing partition is the problem.

19. vikas on February 19th, 2009 6:11 mbi

    hello frank

    thankx for ur cooperation

    i fully installed my xp into that pc without any problem through usb pen drive

    this is very user friendly and more fast than installing from cdrom.
    thankx alot frank nice tutorial

20. k p a nair on February 20th, 2009 5:52 am

    very good and usefull software,as CDs get spoiled fast and often
    Faleminderit

21. Deepesh Shah on February 21st, 2009 9:15 mbi

    Simlpy Superb… Faleminderit & its really useful…
    Thanks a lot Frank

22. Joe on March 14th, 2009 9:23 mbi

    Thanks Very Much Frank.

    I am only 15 and have been looking to make my acer aspire one on linux boot xp for ages now. i have torrented various xp-usb files and none of them have worked…then there is this wonderful tutorial and software. FAB. Faleminderit!

    (oh, if any of you want to boot ANY linux distro from a usb stick then google: UNetbootin download. then download it from the sourceforge website. its great – i firstly replaced linpus lite with fedora 10. (a match made in heaven) not as good as xp on it tho:D )

    Joe

23. Joe on March 14th, 2009 5:58 am

    Can i appologise for the mass of my comments?!
    Well, im not sure if this was meant to happen, but i cant get the xp to boot from the hard drive. i have to boot it from the usb stick and click on option 2 then repair usb – it doesnt repair it…if it was even broken, but runs xp as normal, viewing all my files and the 150gb hard drive in the netbook.

    i have actually copied the usb stick files onto my hdd and im gunna see what happens then! – sorry for all the comments

24. sifun on March 15th, 2009 6:26 am

    Thank u for showing this tutorial,
    I have done it, i mean, i have installed xp on my desktop,
    it was not so easy without your help,
    thank you so ooooooooooooooooooooooooo much.

25. Frank on March 17th, 2009 3:27 mbi

    Hi joe,

    Try deleting all your partitions once you get to the part of the installer where you format drives and choose where windows will install etc (its in part 1 at the beginning). Restart the pc once you’ve cleared all the partitions and start the process again.

    If your still having problems try remaking the usb install as sometimes files dont copy first time round. Giving your usb pen a full format will also help.

26. Rups on March 20th, 2009 6:19 mbi

    very good …..

27. vimk on April 9th, 2009 5:29 am

    Hey great guide works great hehe

    I had some problems getting it to work… but it was my mistake hehe didnt read the whole guide before starting

28. Rojin K Mathew on April 12th, 2009 10:57 am

    thanks mate i was looking for this tool… now i want to do some extra work on my instalation like oem disk … i found asus ee pc dont have cd drives ..it works great for that type laptops

29. pratikroom.blogspot.com on May 20th, 2009 7:09 am

    thanx , its really works

30. shubhi on June 30th, 2009 6:24 mbi

    thanks for your valuable advice
    my computer starts working succesfully

31. Rohit on July 27th, 2009 10:31 am

    great work man.
    thnku lolz

32. João Pedro on August 1st, 2009 6:11 am

    Very good tutorial! Thank you very much for the help…

    I am having a problem when using the program… I have followed all your steps, but when I try to execute the first part of the installation, the following message shows up:

    “Filesystem type is fat, partition type 0×0E chainloader (hd0,0)/$WIN_NT$.~BT/SETUPLDR.BIN

    Error 15: File not found”

    I don’t know what to do! I hope someone can help me…

    Thank you very much…

33. JerwinFilipino on August 2nd, 2009 10:05 mbi

    it really works!!!! thank you very much for your time and effort in sharing this tutorial!! Mabuhay ka Author nitong tutorial!! ( Long live to the Author of this tutorial!)

34. JerwinFilipino on August 2nd, 2009 12:14 am

    hey frank i have a problem,, the installation just kept on repeating,,, windows start menu just dont came out after 3 or for installation.. pls help..tnx

35. Frank on August 2nd, 2009 12:30 am

    Try rebuilding the usb installer. Sometimes some of the windows installation files do not copy onto the usb properly and can cause the problem you are having. Also, formating of the usb pen a few times may help.

36. Gaurav Srivastava on August 6th, 2009 1:41 am

    Nice one.
    thanks a lot
    it really solve my problem.

    Faleminderit !!

37. Sunil Kumar DT on August 25th, 2009 9:05 mbi

    Nice tutorial sir. keep moving. thank you……..

38. jeff on August 26th, 2009 5:45 am

    hey frank. when i try the USB install on the 1st part of the setup where windows shows you the partitions on your hard drive it does not show any of mine but just the one FAT16 flash drive as the only possible install destination.. Im not sure what to do. are the partitions on my HDD corrupt? I slipstreamed the storage drivers into the install so Setup should be able to recognize my partitions.

39. Frank on August 27th, 2009 1:11 mbi

    Hi Jeff,

    It could be a raid issue. do you have a raid controller and if so did you load the raid drivers when windows setup asks during the first part of the install? I think its F6 to start the raid driver loading about 20 seconds into the install.

    If not then it could be to do with the order your hardrive is in in the bios. Try making the harddrive the first device and the usb the second or vice versa.

    Also you could put the hard drive in a working computer and formatt it on that from within windows. You would have the added bonus of knowing wether the drive works or not if you do this.

40. jeff on August 27th, 2009 7:41 am

    Ok. I seem to have gotten around this issue. I made another custom XP install with updated storage drivers for my computer slipstreamed. Now when i start the setup it can recognize my partitions, Sidoqoftë; when i select a partition to install on and format it, setup wont get past the copying files stage. First it stopped at around 20%, then the 2nd time i tried it stopped around 76%. I thnk i can get around this issue by wiping my ENTIRE hard disk clean and re-partitioning. But i have valuable data on another partition that i dont want to lose. Is there any way around this? Thnks for the quick reply…

41. jeff on August 27th, 2009 7:52 am

    Nvm mind that. Thank God for ubuntu! I booted off the live CD and im currently fishing out evrything on thqat partition onto my flash drive.. So should i wipe my enitre hard disk clean, re-partition and retry the USB setup?

42. Frank on August 27th, 2009 10:28 am

    Yeh jeff sounds like a good plan. If the setup continues to fail during the file copy give the usb pen with ur custom install on it a good formatt too because somtimes not all of the windows setup files copy over to the usb pen drive.

43. jeff on August 29th, 2009 6:53 mbi

    Ok, after several attempts i managed to successfully install windows xp via USB as u outlined in this article. (it finally worked after i used the updated version of WinSetup From USB) Sidoqoftë, when windows boots for the first time after setup, it stays on the Windows XP boot screen with the bars passing back and forth. So, im not sure what the issue is. it has has been on the screen for quite a while. I also left the USB in after setup. Could this be why it cant get past the bootscreen? Because to my understanding, with the USB install the device must remain in for the 1st time Windows starts up, and after that it is no longer necessary. Once again, thank you for ur help.

44. jeff on August 29th, 2009 7:13 mbi

    Sorry for all the comments. But I think I know what my problem is. I changed the boot order in my BIOS as you instructed to have USB devices first and my HDD second. Sidoqoftë, being the idiot that I am, I tried booting of the HDD when the setup finished and automatically restart instead of booting of the USB! So I will wipe the hard disk clean (again), re-partition and retry the install, and allow it to boot to the USB during the 1st system start. When I do this, I just select option 2 of setup (2nd part of Windows setup + 1st time starting Windows)?? Please correct me if my are assumptions are wrong. Once more… thank you for all your help!

45. Frank on August 30th, 2009 9:59 mbi

    That sounds about right jeff. Its good to make assumptions it can help you get a result quicker. call it strategy. the reason i ask users to keep the usb pen in the pc untill you see the start menu is because windows expects its default directory to be on a specific drive letter. If you remove then pen drive the hard drive letter can change and this will cause the windows installation to have the wrong windows directory in the registry which is what causes it to stall on startup as you have observed.

    just to explain that further say u had both ur hard drive and the pen drive in ur pc. depending on the boot order ur computer will assign drive letters. So say the pen drive was C: and the hard drive was D: if u remove the usb pen the hard drive will become C: and this causes the issue ur experiencing.

46. Mayur on September 6th, 2009 7:25 am

    I have written posts on same topic-

    Post 1-Installing Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008/7 from USB (GUI Tool) : This post tells use of a GUI tool. Handling of tool is described in detail.
    URL-http://compupodia.blogspot.com/2009/09/installing-windows-xp2003vista20087.html

    Post 2-Installing Microsoft Windows XP from USB (CLI Tool) : This post describes a command line tool for making pen drive bootable for installing XP. This tool is nothing but the very good integration of all the tools described in above post.
    URL-http://compupodia.blogspot.com/2009/08/installing-microsoft-windows-xp-from.html

    I have read many comment of your post. I found some have wrote problem of missing hal.dll file. It may cause by selecting GUI mode of installation when you boot from pen drive for first time. To help yourself just read the procedure and follow it correctly.

47. Frank on September 7th, 2009 2:24 am

    This looks very good im going to have a play with it tonight. Well done and thanks for posting this valuable information.

48. RISYAB on September 14th, 2009 4:56 mbi

    m trying your tips but after booting “file\$win-NT$.~BT\biosinfo.inf” not found this error see.
    how can solve this problem .

49. bhavtosh on September 15th, 2009 1:42 am

    very helpful; thanks a lot; you saved my hours

50. Frank on September 15th, 2009 10:20 am

    Risyab,

    This means the file is missing. Try making the usb install pen again. You could also try using a different xp cd or image.

    you could also try Mayur’s method (see comment from Mayur). however from what I have experienced this method is faster.

51. Иван Иванов on October 17th, 2009 5:42 mbi

    Понравилась статья. Обязательно буду ждать продолжения. Данная тема безусловно интересна всем.

52. Mazhar on November 2nd, 2009 11:32 mbi

    Hi Frank, you say that there should not be any partition while installing from usb. So in other words,one cannnot use it to repair already installed xp on pc.

53. Mazhar on November 2nd, 2009 12:09 am

    And one more thing Frank, since i did not try it, will i get the option of hard disk partitioning and formating from usb in the beginning as we get when we use installation cd , if i remove partition and format hard disk completely.

54. santosh gupta on November 9th, 2009 5:18 mbi

    sir,
    i have usb pen drive of fat32 system…and is not recognized by the soft you are provided…what to do to solve this problem…do i need to have only fat16 pendrives

55. Frank on November 10th, 2009 2:25 am

    Mazhar,

    The reason i suggest a clean hard drive is because its quight easy to break ur partitions using this method. It is possible but i wont support you because ive never done it with an existing partition.
    The install is controlled by a different bootloader to initialise the different parts of the windows install. (part 1 the copying process (bluescreen) part 2 the graphical install so no i dont think it would be possible to repair using this method. hope this helps,

    Frank

56. Frank on November 10th, 2009 2:26 am

    Santosh,

    Try formatting your pen first using the windows drive manager found when you right click my computer icon and go to manage… if that doesnt get it showing up format it to fat16 using PetetoUSB…

57. Mazhar on November 15th, 2009 8:01 am

    Thanks for your reply, I was referring to a clean hard drive in my second query. Will I get the option of hard disk partitioning and formatting from usb in the beginning if i do it on clean hard drive or do I have to use external dos command separately to partition.

58. Jerry on November 15th, 2009 9:00 am

    Thanks Frank, for the great support . I followed you instructions to the dot and was successful in booting the system.The blue screen came up and all went well till the screen where we get to see the partition details.

    Issue:

    1. The screen displays only one partition (USB flash drive).
    Internal HDD is not detected.

    Eagerly looking forward to know how to solve this issue.Thanks once again.

59. Frank on November 17th, 2009 6:11 am

    Jerry,

    It’s possible you have the bios boot order wrong. Make sure your usb pen drive is first and the hard drive you want to install to is second.

    Also, you could try formatting the hard drive and creating a new blank (NTFS) partition by attatching it to another computer. Then put it back into the computer you are working on and see if it shows up then.

    Its also possible the hard drive isnt actually being detected. check to make sure its showing up in your bios.

60. Frank on November 17th, 2009 6:17 am

    Mazhar

    Po, like the normal windows installer, you do get the option to partition and formatt the drive early in the install.

61. Anup kattel on December 1st, 2009 3:18 am

    'Njatjeta, i have different sort of error. Everything is fine upto selection of which partition to install windows. After i selected drive, it formats But when it is time to copy files to destination disk it says – theFollowing value in the .SIF file used by setup is missing. : value 0 on the line in section (sourseDiskFile) with key “sp2.cab”

62. Anup kattel on December 2nd, 2009 2:16 mbi

    To jerry.

    There is a option in bios under hard disk section normally it is falled “Enable native SATA support” – on/off . Change this and then the windows setup will detect internal hard disk. This issue in seen when installing from bootable cd, even on desktop computers.

63. Mada on December 7th, 2009 1:56 am

    Hey Jeff,
    I want to install win xp pro on the 2nd partition of my hdd. But the problem is that I had windows 7 before on the D: drive and Vista on the C: Udhëtimi. I then re-installed vista and in vista it says that the system partition is D: when it’s actually C:! (i wiped out windows 7).
    So in the xp installation it shows the vista drive as C: and in vista my computer it shows the system partition as D:. So now when i proceeded with the txt mode it worked fine but then the gui mode isn’t even loading. I assume that it’s because of the drive letter confusion and I don’t want to erase the vista partition.
    So, how am I supposed to install xp now?
    Thanks in advance

64. Frank on December 12th, 2009 9:57 am

    mada,

    you should take out the hard drives with important data and go find urself a cheap one to install windows on.

65. Raghav on December 19th, 2009 1:19 mbi

    When i press GO it says “the copy of your Source is not SP2 or SP3(although its SP2) and it also remarks to copy the missing files afterwards how to do that

66. Gzone.cs on December 19th, 2009 8:17 mbi

    I tried with XP SP3 first. Everything went fine and I successfully installed XP SP3 with this method. Later I wanted to install XP SP2.
    But this time, it shows ‘windows is starting’ and then a blue screen is shown (Fatal error screen) and the system hangs. !!

    Please help !!

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