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Topic: How to setup Windows XP SP3 from USB drive, Step by step instructions
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Posted on: Jul. 27
Reference: Roderick van Domburg?s Blog: DisclaimerThe procedure here is provided without any warranty or support. It worked for me and so it might for you.
Some of the procedures described here can wipe all of your data. Thought I?d warn you.Step #1: Prepping BartPEFirst we?ll prep the USB drive we?ll be using for booting. This is by far the largest step in the process, though it shouldn?t be difficult for anyone to follow. It requires a functional Windows system.
1.Download BartPE builder from
2. Install BartPE. We?ll be assuming that you install to C:\pebuilder.
3. Start PE Builder from the Start Menu. Point ?Source:? to the location of your Windows XP setup files containing SP3.
Note: ?Source:? is drive letter of your physical CD/DVD-ROM drive which is holding XP SP3 setup CD, a virtual drive mounted with XP SP3 ISO works as well
4. Make sure the ?Output:? is set to ?BartPE?.
5. Set ?Media output? as ?Craete ISO image? and filename as ?c:\pebuilder\pebuilder.iso?
6. Hit ?Build?.
7. When it?s done building, image file ?c:\pebuilder\pebuilder.iso? should be created properlyStep #2: Creating bootable USB
1. Satrt UltraISO (V9.3 or newer version, )
2. Choose ?File?-&?Open?from main menu and open file ?c:\pebuilder\pebuilder.iso?
3. Choose ?Bootable?-&?Write disk image? from main menu
4.Insert the USB drive you intend to boot from
5. Choose proper ?Write Method?,USB-HDD+ is recommanded
6. Hit ?Write? to get a bootable USB drive
7. When it?s done, copy the Windows XP setup files to the USB drive. Please note that you?ll only need the i386 folder.
If no errors occured in the above process, you should now be all set to boot from USB!Step #3: Configuring the BIOS
You should now reboot and go into the BIOS configuration to boot from USB. Instructions for doing so wildly from system to system, but generally entail the following:
1. Reboot the system.
2. While booting (before Windows starts loading), get into the BIOS configuration screen by hitting something like F1, F2, Delete or Escape. Hotkey instructions are generally provided on the screen.
3. Go to the section that contains your boot devices.
4. With your USB drive plugged in, the USB drive should be listed. If it isn?t, your system might not support booting from USB. Assuming that it is supported (as is the case with virtually all modern hardware), promote your USB drive to the primary boot device.
5. Exit from the BIOS configuration, saving all changes. If you?re completely new to BIOS configuration,
over at Tom?s Hardware might be a good primer. Be aware though, that you can seriously screw up your system by providing incorrect settings!Step #4: Booting into BartPE
Assuming that you properly configured your BIOS and your USB device supports booting, BartPE should now load. Depending on the speed of your USB device, this may take a while.
If it isn?t working, then double-check the following before making a scene:
? Is your BIOS properly configured for booting from the USB disk? (Is the USB device listed and does it have top priority?)
Have you correctly prepared the USB disk in step two? (Restart the procedure.)
Does your USB stick properly support being booted from? (Try another one!) Step #5: Prepping the Hard Disk
You need to make sure that your hard drive is partitioned and formatted properly. Especially if you?ve had Linux or some other operating system on it, you?ll need to repartition and format it. BartPE contains
for disk partitioning and to format your drive.
If you are sure that your hard drive is set up properly (i.e. it has only run Windows, it contains a valid FAT or NTFS partition) then you can safe yourself the hassle and skip this step.
This procedure will destroy any data on the hard drive.To repartition:
1. From the Go menu, navigate to DiskPart.
2. Enter the commands needed to repartition your drive. For example, try the following: select disk 0 (select the first disk), clean (purges the entire drive, essentially resetting it), create partition primary (creates a single partition from the entire disk), assign (assign the partition a drive letter), exit (quits DiskPart).
This procedure will destroy any data on the hard drive.
To format:
1. From the Go menu, navigate to the A43 File Manager.
2. Right-click on the target drive (e.g. C:) and click Format. Should be self-explanatory. Step #6: Launching Windows XP Setup from USB
With your drive all ready, you can now launch the Windows XP setup with a few custom parameters. Let?s assume that the files are available at X:\i386. Plugging in a device now won?t work. Remember that all USB devices will need to be plugged in right from the start while using BartPE.
1. Run the following command:X:\i386\winnt32.exe /syspart:C: /tempdrive:C: /makelocalsource /noreboot
Note: Replace ?/tempdrive:C:? with the drive which has enough space to hold windows setup files, you may change the partition which you want to install Windows to at next step #7.
2. Proceed with the installation. When asked to convert the installation volume to NTFS, answer No. The setup program incorrectly believes that your USB drive (which is formatted as FAT) needs conversion.
3. The setup program will then silently close, which might make you think that something went wrong. Don?t worry though. Step #7: Continue Windows XP Setup from Harddisk
1. Reboot your system
2. Unplug USB drive during post stage
3. Change your BIOS setting back to boot from hard disk again as needed
4. You can now continue to finish setting up Windows XP.
Congratulations!
Edited by xoben on Jul. 28
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Thank you very much for a very detailed tutorial.. After 4hours of searching the net for this I've finally found it.. Thanks again bro.You rock
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Fantastic article - thank you. I registered just to feedback.There's one additional detail I needed - diskpart didn't work for me, I had to do one additional step, which I found .Essentially, before running diskpart, from a command prompt, do the following:net start dmservernet start dmadmin
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I've spent nearly an entire night searching the net for something like this. This how-to is THE BEST, and it 100% works.Steenbra's comment was the only needed addition - once I did that, everything went super-smooth!Thank you so much for saving my laptop!
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Thanks for this excellent guide.However, I am still struggling with this #$%@ Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro V2010 notebook!I will be very grateful if someone here can help.This is the story:I am attempting to do a clean install of Windows XP on a Amilo Pro V2010 notebook.I have got the original Windows XP SP2 CD supplied with the notebook by Fujitsu-Siemens.When I attempt to boot and install from the CD, I get an error: &ntkrnlmp.exe could not be loadedError Code 7&Microsoft's advise at
does not help and I cannot find where to disable ACPI in the BIOS (I have flashed the BIOS to latest available ver. 1.0E).I tested the memory with Memtest86 and Microsoft Windows Memory Diagnostic and all seems fine.If I run setup.exe from the CD the existing Windows XP installation it starts out fine, but after rebooting and starting the copy process from CD to harddrive, the installation complains about many missing files e.g. cdaudio.sys, cinemst2.sys, cpqdap01.sys etc. (too many to list here).Out of desperation I pressed Escape many times to ignore each error, but as expected after reboot there was an error: &Unknown hard error \SystemRoot\System32\ntdll.dll&Trying to eliminate the CD drive as a possible problem, I tried installing from USB as per the guide above.Booting from USB works, and I could partition and format drive C: from BartPE.The install runs, but after entering the license code etc it ends with a message &Cannot complete Windows XP Setup Wizard because you canceled the wizard or because an error occurred.&I did not cancel,
so something went wrong.I have never struggled this much to do a clean XP install. Must be something with the hardware...Any help appreciated.Thanks
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Posted on: Feb. 15
Hi,i tried this with a Windows XP x64 Install CD (with integrated SP2).When I boot from the USB stick, the setup program gives the following error:INF file txtsetup.sif is corrupt or missingSetup cannot continue, press any key to exitWhat could I do?
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Posted on: Feb. 27
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(hscheff @ Feb. 01 )Thanks for this excellent guide.However, I am still struggling with this #$%@ Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro V2010 notebook!I will be very grateful if someone here can help.This is the story:I am attempting to do a clean install of Windows XP on a Amilo Pro V2010 notebook.I have got the original Windows XP SP2 CD supplied with the notebook by Fujitsu-Siemens.When I attempt to boot and install from the CD, I get an error: &ntkrnlmp.exe could not be loadedError Code 7&Microsoft's advise at
does not help and I cannot find where to disable ACPI in the BIOS (I have flashed the BIOS to latest available ver. 1.0E).I tested the memory with Memtest86 and Microsoft Windows Memory Diagnostic and all seems fine.If I run setup.exe from the CD the existing Windows XP installation it starts out fine, but after rebooting and starting the copy process from CD to harddrive, the installation complains about many missing files e.g. cdaudio.sys, cinemst2.sys, cpqdap01.sys etc. (too many to list here).Out of desperation I pressed Escape many times to ignore each error, but as expected after reboot there was an error: &Unknown hard error \SystemRoot\System32\ntdll.dll&Trying to eliminate the CD drive as a possible problem, I tried installing from USB as per the guide above.Booting from USB works, and I could partition and format drive C: from BartPE.The install runs, but after entering the license code etc it ends with a message &Cannot complete Windows XP Setup Wizard because you canceled the wizard or because an error occurred.&I did not cancel,
so something went wrong.I have never struggled this much to do a clean XP install. Must be something with the hardware...Any help appreciated.Thanks[QUOTE]Hello, I believe that you must integrate intel matrix storage drivers into original xp installation using nlite.I have done so and integrated also several other drivers for SCSI and RAID, and created a custom XP CD, and now whenever I install a new PC with XP, I NEVER encounter any problem of this kind. Of course it would be easiast to select IDE instead of AHCI in BIOS if this would be possible, and then you would be able to install XP with your original XP CD. Good luck
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Posted on: Apr. 14
grassyass!
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hey, i did all the steps correctly, and even tried using a different flash drive, but i am getting the following error: (ive done this 5 times now!) Any help would be appreciated.No Systemdisk. Booting from harddisk.Start booting from USB device...Disk formatted with UltraISO 9.0 &
EZB systems, Inc.Bootsector from C.H. HochstatterNo systemdisk. Booting from harddisk.Start booting from USB device...
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