Im installing windows 7 on a usb i got a 150 gb hard drive this is the link to my specs :
HP Support document - HP Support Center
I am installing it on a fresh formatted usb stick PLEASE HELP then before this happened it said: Setup was unable to create a new system partition ! im really frustrated and I would appreciate an answer to my problem.
Im not sure what you're trying to do but I will give it a shot..
If you are trying to actually install Windows 7 ON a USB, you can follow a tutorial such as this: 47 - How to install Windows Vista/7/SVR2K8 onto a USB drive (or any partition) - RMPrepUSB
If you are trying to install Windows 7 on a hard drive USING a USB, follow this guide to be able to install 7 from USB: Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool
If I am not understanding the question, please add additional information.
I dont really understand your reply can you be more specific please?
I just put the usb in the pc it booted up then it said windows is loading files then it told me to select lamguage and in install now then it came up with the drivers error.
Last edited by xboxguy1111; 18 Aug 2014 at 11:59. Reason: being more specific
I need to know exactly what you're trying to do. The way you worded your question, you are doing two different things. If you want to "install" Windows 7 ONTO a USB stick or external hard drive, you can try following the first link I provided. That will allow you to actually boot Windows 7 from a USB.
If you are trying to install Windows 7 onto the computer you posted specs for and you are trying to do it with your USB, you need to follow the second link and put an ISO image of Windows 7 onto a USB and then set options to boot from USB and proceed to install.
Keep in mind, booting a live copy of Windows 7 from a USB (link 1) and burning an ISO onto a USB (link 2) to then install on a hard drive are different things.
no no no im trying to install in ON the computer from my usb.
i will try the second link provided.
I thought that was what you were getting at but just wanted to be sure.
Find the correct ISO file for your version of windows and use the Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to create a bootable USB.
Once you do that you will need to ensure your BIOS is set to boot USB first.
Here is a guide once you get your USB setup and you start the install:
Clean Install Windows 7
Good luck and feel free to ask more questions if you get stuck.
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