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Boot Windows XP from a USB Drive - Completely

I have read articles (and have done this myself) describing how to boot off of a USB drive to the default XP install on your HDD if your computer’s BIOS supports boot from USB. This chap, however, has figured out how to put the entire install on the USB drive and boot and run from there as well. I haven't tested this yet so the normal disclaimers apply …
Print | posted on Tuesday, April 04, 2006 8:50 AM

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left by Sabyasachi at 3/8/2008 1:32 PM Gravatar
useful stuff

# re: Boot Windows XP from a USB Drive - Completely

left by Raja at 3/26/2008 2:55 AM Gravatar
nice one. useful

# re: Boot Windows XP from a USB Drive - Completely

left by Pankaj at 7/20/2008 12:20 PM Gravatar
Please Help

# re: Boot Windows XP from a USB Drive - Completely

left by Wayne at 10/18/2008 4:47 PM Gravatar
Is it the manufacture type I used USB (Kingston DataTraveler100 4GB got loaded at logon i got a blue screen saying, well to make a long message short" windows has shut down to prevent damage checkdsk/f your drives". HELP?

# re: Boot Windows XP from a USB Drive - Completely

left by k at 3/8/2009 10:12 AM Gravatar
I can not navigate to C:\pebuilder313\plugin\peinst.My computer appears like this
C:\Document and setting\name>
How do I change to
C:\pebuilder313\plugin\peinst ?
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